Horror
For things that go bump in the night. Horror explores the stuff of nightmares and all things fright, from ghost stories to slasher films, attacks of the undead and more. Campfire tales gone digital.
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Stories in Horror that you’ll love, handpicked by our team.
Tusk
Tusk is a movie I discovered, along with The Caretaker and Max Fleischer's original Superman cartoons, in a dream. Most of my creative choices, as well as what I intellectually consume, are decided upon because of dreams. If I dream a song, I listen to it as soon as I wake up. If I dream of a movie or a book, I watch the movie or read the book (or some of it that same day). I want to know what the larger mind, the Universal Conscious Awareness, is trying to impart to me as a "message." This is guaranteed to reap dividends.
Review of Poor Things
Did you watch Poor Things? I saw the snippets online and on TV, and the scenes looked sumptuous. Emma Stone is one of my favorite actors.
Andrea CorwinPublished about a month ago in HorrorMetagoth
Rosa pinioned her hands against the cubicle as her bowels jetted a red-brown soup into the porcelain. Her stage fright always started in the gut, though Rosa would never have admitted that's what it was. And it never got easier. The tension of stepping out in front of a crowd of unimpressed, unenthusiastic punters caused her gastric contortions she was unable to contain. Fortunately, the smell of some agoraphobic chemist's notion of a pine forest covered up her own colonic aromas.
Addison AlderPublished about a month ago in HorrorBackyard Skulls
February 2007 His blade slices through the fleshy parts with ease. It’s graceful, disgusting but graceful. How he holds that carved handle with equal parts purpose and delicacy, as if he’s painting a rummage sale art piece to hang over a fireplace.
Christy MunsonPublished about a month ago in HorrorThe curse
There's blood EVERYWHERE! Where did all this come from? Oh, no!! I see my friend covered by his own gore. One of his arm is missing... It's lying not far from him. The blood is all over him... Wait... It's all over ME! I panick... Now that's a terrifying situation to wake up to.
One to See, One to Speak, One to Listen
Contains gore and horror some readers may find disturbing. Rated 14+ Author's Intro: This story is meant to revive the Gothic literature so famously crafted by one of my favourite writer's, Edgar Allen Poe, and as such, the language and style is deliberately antiquated. Thank you for reading my all time favourite work of horror - Les
Call Me LesPublished 2 years ago in HorrorCreeps
Climbing from her apartment window onto the rusty fire escape, she carefully avoided the sharp bits she had snagged herself on before. Up a few more ladders and landings, she finally ascended to the rooftop. Laying on her back, she peered up at the stars that began appearing in the night sky. She had done this since she was a girl. Long ago, it became too dangerous to travel on the ground, significantly as night fell. However, from this particular vantage point, the world looked the same as before the reckoning, except for the decrease of smog. She felt like she could reach up and touch the twinkling lights above her and swirl them around her fingers like diamond rings.
S.N. EvansPublished 2 months ago in HorrorThe Black Pillow
He called his friend to tell him he was visiting and would be staying in an excellent hotel. Every TripAdvisor review was five-star, so he was looking forward to coming.
Mike Singleton - MikeydredPublished 2 months ago in Horror
Latest Stories
Most recently published stories in Horror.
SHADOW
CHAPTER- I Abandoned farmhouse
The Graveyard Shift
The town of Millwood had always been quiet, but it held a dark secret. At the edge of town stood an ancient cemetery, its gravestones worn and weathered by time. A dense fog often rolled in at night, casting an eerie pall over the tombstones and the gnarled trees that lined the cemetery's borders. The locals avoided it, especially after sunset. They spoke in hushed tones about the strange occurrences that had plagued the cemetery for generations, but no one dared to investigate. That is, until a group of teenagers decided to explore the forbidden grounds on Halloween night.
LAKSHMAN MOHANRAJPublished about 2 hours ago in HorrorKnock
How deep is the sound of knocking? How many secrets are hidden in this voice? I don't know who will be at the door-someone who wants to be a guest, someone who has lost his way, someone who is a neighbor. How many joys are hidden in the sound of knocking. The child returned from school, tired husband. . Sometimes this sound is very annoying. Again and children came to the roof asking for a kite or a ball, or some impudent poor man who harassed them for no time.
Kamran AlamPublished about 7 hours ago in HorrorThe Guests
“Hey, should we tell some scary stories tonight?” I was looking out the window, not really paying attention to my brother or the rest of the family as the moon appeared. The snow was incredibly deep around our cabin, and there was not much else we could do. Quite a beautiful sight, really.
Kendall DefoePublished about 8 hours ago in HorrorThe Ghoust Next Door
Several miles away from the city, a single road leads to the outskirts. . On the sides of this road, there are tall trees. Very old and ancient trees. . Very mysterious. . It feels like they see and understand everything. . And I smile. . Going up to the top, signs of a house begin to appear. . Not a house but a big palace. . "Green Palace" is very old. . Several hundred years old. .
Kamran AlamPublished about 8 hours ago in Horror"Echoes of Darkness: The Haunting of Ravenwood Manor"
In a world where the line between reality and fantasy is as thin as a whisper, there existed a mansion cloaked in shadows and steeped in secrets. Known to locals as Ravenwood Manor, it stood as a testament to a bygone era, its grandeur now faded, its halls echoing with the whispers of the past. Tales of ghostly apparitions and unexplained phenomena had woven a web of intrigue around the old estate, drawing the curious and the courageous to its doorstep.
Jonathan StrydesPublished about 12 hours ago in HorrorEchoes of the Forgotten Manor
In the secluded countryside, shrouded by mist and obscured by dense woods, stood a forgotten manor. Its grandeur had faded with time, its once majestic facade now crumbling under the weight of neglect. The locals whispered tales of the manor's dark past, of tragedies that had befallen those who dared to venture within its walls. But for Sarah, a young historian fascinated by the macabre, the manor held an irresistible allure.
The Forgotten Passage
In the heart of a small, forgotten town nestled among the rolling hills stood an old mansion, its once grand facade now faded and weather-beaten. Its windows were dark and empty, and ivy crawled up the cracked walls like fingers reaching for the sky. The mansion had stood for centuries, a silent witness to the passage of time, and the secrets it held within its walls were known only to those brave enough to venture inside.
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