

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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- 13,700
Top Stories
Stories in Horror that you’ll love, handpicked by our team.
Groove. Top Story - September 2026.
He collected vinyl records. He ditched his collection for CDs years ago, but when he played his first song on CD, "Won't Get Fooled Again" by the Who, it blasted out of the speakers with no warning. He realised that a vinyl record, however perfect, always had surface noise when the needle hit the vinyl, so you always knew something was coming, like the vibration of a rail when a train is on the way.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred a day ago in Horror
This Is the End. Top Story - September 2026.
This Is the End By Corey Harland She walked without much attention to where she was going. The sidewalk was familiar enough that her feet handled most of the work themselves. One hand held her phone while the other occasionally disappeared into her coat pocket as she moved beneath the streetlights.
By Corey W Harland4 days ago in Horror
I Believe in Demons. I Just Don’t Believe in Christianity. Top Story - August 2026.
There is a slightly awkward flaw in my claim that I don’t believe in Christianity. I might believe in demons. Not necessarily Christian demons. I’m not picturing a red man with horns, a pitchfork and an administrative role somewhere beneath Satan. I don’t believe in the Christian understanding of God, I don’t believe the Bible is the divinely dictated explanation of reality, and I certainly don’t believe Christianity has exclusive ownership over whatever might be lurking in the parts of existence we don’t understand.
By No One’s Daughter24 days ago in Horror
Ghosts Beneath the City. Top Story - August 2026.
Hauntings can occur in a number of places and there is no exception as to what place might be haunted. Centuries old buildings. Cemeteries. Hospitals. Even hotels. And then you have the sort of places where ghosts might be the last thing on your mind.
By Jasmine Aguilar23 days ago in Horror
Tapestry of the Mind. Top Story - July 2026.
It took me a while to gather enough courage to enter the dilapidated old house. After all, who wouldn’t be hesitant to willingly walk into a building in such disrepair? If I weren’t the city building inspector, I wouldn’t be here; that’s for sure, but it’s my job, so here I am.
By Mark Gagnon2 months ago in Horror
Latest Stories
Most recently published stories in Horror.
This Can’t Be Real
This Can’t Be Real Tim’s workday started the same as every other one. He’d report to the office, pick up his assignment, and drive with his crew to the house, apartment, or storage locker that needed clearing out. Disposing of people’s things was what the company he worked for did. It could be a single item: bed, chair, table, or a whole house full of stuff. It didn’t matter what it was. If the customer wanted it gone, they removed it.
By Mark Gagnonabout 5 hours ago in Horror
When Darkness Has a Name: Why Do Human Beings Commit Evil?
There are monsters that make sense... Vampires need blood. Werewolves have the moon. Ghosts have unfinished business. Demons, at least in the traditions that believe in them, have an explanation built directly into their existence. Human beings are much more difficult.
By Veil of Shadowsabout 7 hours ago in Horror
Lizards of La Cruz
Benidorm had pissed me off from the very first night. Too many drunk tourists, too much neon light, too many voices grinding through the narrow streets like rusty nails. Still, I loved the place in some sick sort of way. Maybe because of the old TV series, maybe because of the dodgy bars and cheap apartments that looked like they could collapse any second. That was exactly why we’d come here. One week of sun, booze, and stupid ideas.
By Christian Bassabout 9 hours ago in Horror
Groove. Top Story - September 2026.
He collected vinyl records. He ditched his collection for CDs years ago, but when he played his first song on CD, "Won't Get Fooled Again" by the Who, it blasted out of the speakers with no warning. He realised that a vinyl record, however perfect, always had surface noise when the needle hit the vinyl, so you always knew something was coming, like the vibration of a rail when a train is on the way.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred a day ago in Horror
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