Horror
SIR DORAN
The fire cracks and spits, offering light and the illusion of solace, but Sir Doran feels no warmth. He sits on a fallen tree and watches the fire as he rests his hands on the pommel of his sword, its blade chipped and worn, more symbolic than functional. Much like Sir Doran himself.
Aaron MorrisonPublished 10 days ago in FictionThe Labyrinth of Dreams
In the quiet town of Willowbrook, nestled between rolling hills and lush forests, there lived a young woman named Amelia. She had always been fascinated by dreams. From the time she was a child, she found herself drawn to the mysterious landscapes that unfolded in her mind each night. But lately, her dreams had taken a dark turn.
Samson E. GiftedPublished 10 days ago in Fiction- AI-Generated
The Lighthouse of Shadows
Ella had been having the same dream for months. It always began with a soft, melodic chime, like a distant bell tolling. She would find herself standing on the shore of an endless, moonlit sea, its surface shimmering under the silvery glow. The air was always crisp and slightly cool, carrying the faint scent of salt and wildflowers. In the distance, a lighthouse stood tall and solitary, its beam sweeping across the horizon in a slow, steady rhythm.
fiza rehmanPublished 10 days ago in Fiction - Content Warning
Cerulean(Greene)
The door's hue is cerulean, which is a vivid blue, but in reality, it's the same shade as my newfound unease. I am paralyzed by the feeling as it slowly creeps up on me and then suddenly jumps out at me. The door would urge me to flee if it were a mirror, and how I wish it were as innocent as a mirror. I would see my face mirrored back to me.
Ransford Anokye-MintaPublished 11 days ago in Fiction “Scary Red Balloon”
When I was a child, I suffered terribly with bad dreams. At least, I was told they were dreams. The first time I woke in the middle of the night to the sound of knocking coming from my closet, I got out of bed and walked across the room. I stood quietly, staring at the closet door. The door rattled hard. I stood back and gasped with horror. "The never silence," hello," I said cautiously, grasping the handle. I slowly pulled the closet door open, but no one was there. I told my parents what happened, and they said not to worry, as it was just a bad dream. But a few nights later, I was again woken from my sleep by someone calling out my name. The whispering voice was coming from the closet. I walked over to it and tentatively opened the door. There was nothing but darkness. But in that darkness stood what looked like a figure of a clown. It seemed a long way away, and it was waving before it broke into a little tap dance. Then it stopped, and it began to run towards me. As it got closer, I could see a horrible, monstrous look upon its painted face. I screamed and panicked, slamming the closet door shut. My parents rushed into the room where I was crying, curled up in a ball on the floor. These visions continued on and off throughout my childhood. I have no idea how and why they started. I was taken to doctors and psychiatrists, where I was always assured they were just dreams. As I got older, the dreams did get less and less, and when I reached adulthood, they appeared to have stopped altogether. Until one night at university, I woke in the middle of the night, and there standing over me was the clown from my childhood, holding a red balloon. "Hello, Jack, remember me?" I closed my eyes and said over and over to myself, "It's just a dream, it's just a dream." And when I opened my eyes, the clown had gone. But when I sat up in bed the next morning, tied to the end of my bed was a red balloon.
Ditixa PrajapatiPublished 11 days ago in Fiction- AI-Generated
Top 10 Classic Films for Every Movie Buff
The silver screen has a rich history, overflowing with captivating stories and groundbreaking filmmaking techniques. Classic movies continue to resonate with audiences today, offering timeless narratives, iconic performances, and enduring legacies. Whether you're a seasoned cinephile or a curious newcomer, this guide unveils ten classic films that deserve a place on your watchlist.
Sherif SaadPublished 11 days ago in Fiction The Whispering woods
**Title: The Whispering Woods** Nestled on the outskirts of a small, sleepy town, the Whispering Woods were notorious among the locals. Stories of strange occurrences, eerie sounds, and unexplained disappearances had been passed down through generations. Despite its ominous reputation, or perhaps because of it, the woods became a magnet for thrill-seekers and adventurers.
Suman NathPublished 11 days ago in FictionThe Haunting of Hollw Creek ! be careful before reading
**The Haunting of Hollow Creek** --- It was late October when Emily first heard the whispers. Hollow Creek, a sleepy town nestled in the heart of dense woods, had always been shrouded in mystery and folklore. The townsfolk spoke of eerie happenings, of spirits that wandered the forest, and of an ancient evil that lurked in the shadows. But Emily, a pragmatic woman in her late twenties, dismissed these tales as mere superstitions.
Suman NathPublished 11 days ago in FictionNight Terrors
I watched myself die last night; I died on Tuesday as well. As a matter of fact, I have watched myself die 17 times in the last month. Each one more gruesome and violent than the last. The first couple times I died, as you would expect, were really unnerving. I could see what was happening before it happened and I began to frantically yell and scream at my dreaming self, to wake up and watch out. I flailed around anxiously warning myself to "stay out of that room" or "look behind you." Twice, I did my best to stop myself from drinking from random or abandoned bottles that I knew had been poisoned, and every time, I helplessly watched in horror, as I disregarded my cries and died.
Kelli Sheckler-AmsdenPublished 12 days ago in Fiction"The Call": A Time- Defying Connection
You receive a phone call. This is no ordinary phone call; the person on the other end is calling you from the past, from the very house you're living in. At first, the two of you strike up a pleasant conversation, but what happens if you upset them? If they decide to change your reality? And what if this person is filled with malice? This is the premise of "The Call," a Korean film that topped Netflix in 2020. What made "The Call" rise to the top of Netflix, and does it deserve that position?
Uyên TrươngPublished 12 days ago in FictionThe Mirror
Every morning, Julie attempted to convince herself that it became only a dream, a manifestation of stress and fatigue. Yet, every night time, she located herself back in front of that sinister replicate. The clock struck 2:13 AM, and the pull changed into impossible to resist.
CHRISTIAN PPublished 12 days ago in FictionDarkened shadows
Sleep human child, hurry, close your eyes and sleep. Elvira watched and waited patiently from behind her curtain within the alternate reality of Maron's world.
Novel AllenPublished 12 days ago in Fiction