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Hotel Cecil Portal to Hell
Netflix has just released the documentary on the Elisa Lam story. Now, I remember when this first went viral. I was among the many that was intrigued and instantly felt that this was not a simple missing case story. There was absolute demonic possession involved in my opinion. To summarize the story, and I do suggest you watch it on Netflix because it relays lots of plot twists and things that were not known when this first happened back in 2013.
By Araceli Torres6 years ago in Horror
You've Taken The Clouds
He wakes to a cockroach on the empty pillow beside him; and like the pillow, somehow, Cason knows the roach is cold. Winter in Seattle’s never a great time for waking, the mornings—especially when wet—atrociously numbing, which brings him no solace as he concludes that this final countdown to leap from his bed will be his last.
By Rose Hutson6 years ago in Horror
The Winking Cat
I was never a man who believed in the power of fate until this particular series of events unfolded before me. It all began with the death of my daughter, freshly eighteen, whisked away to the far edges of the earth by the urge to make the world a better place. The cat came shortly after. As a widower of ten years, and now an eternal empty-nester, I sought the company of a relatively low-maintenance pet. One Tuesday afternoon, I entered the humane society just before closing. As I searched for my new companion, I noticed there was a single cage int he cat room which was occupied. A slight black cat with a star on his chest, and a particularly curious set of yellow eyes seeming to have an everlasting twinkle, blinked slowly at me as I asked the employee for a quick meet-and-greet. With a few scratches under the chin, and a low-purr that seemed to vibrate my entire core, my pocket was forty-five dollars lighter, and the black cat was packed up in a makeshift crate, mewing gingerly on the car ride home.
By Elizabeth Grace Parker6 years ago in Horror
HOBO Kyle - chapter 3
The beast slammed into the wall behind the stranger creating a crater, ringed with jagged tears, blood spatter, and spit. The stranger’s agility was impressive as he rolled under the attack. The beast quickly found its feet and lashed out again with a flurry of swipes from its massive clawed hands.
By Matt Holmes6 years ago in Horror
The Weight of the World
The Weight of the World by Andrew Platt of A.P. Publishing, LLC Another day. Another day of mediocre, soul-sucking work. Another day of wasting my time and youth working for someone else while my dreams keep fading. This job can’t be forever, and I can’t keep doing this, I thought to myself. I walk down the stairs of my building at work and hurry out the front door to the street. The city is loud with the footsteps and horns of peak rush hour.
By Andrew Platt6 years ago in Horror
𝕷𝖎𝖛𝖊𝖉 𝖊𝖍𝕿 𝖙𝖊𝖊𝕸 𝕴 𝖞𝖆𝖉 𝖊𝖍𝕿
lived eht teem ! yad ehT Every day until conclusion there is a curfew in place by the mayor. A murderer has been on a spree for a week. A regional manhunt is amongst the community. The streets were consumed by military vehicles, harboring out of shape police, busting the stich of their navy seal tactical gear. Cadaver dogs sniffing the streets for the assured string of daily victims. Every day the suburb of what is stereotyped as white America. Now occupied with more Chinese and Indians, dot, not scalps. I hated living anywhere else but this expanding suburb. Most of my passion for this city came from how disconnected stereotypes remained. As a photographer for the local police coroner. I knew most of the lead homicide detectives and Drug task force agents by first hand. I even sat at many family dinners with the later, alike some observational respects between mafia hierarchy. Each had stories of each other like they were Francis or Brando. I enjoyed being the Rickles of these dinners. I made people smile with every photo. Alike the families I took photos, the polar opposite of my reality was the grim realities of my profession.
By Ciaran Clay6 years ago in Horror
