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A Twisted Dream: The Faceless Ones
Rarely do I recall my dreams. Only the most twisted linger long enough after I wake for me to record the strange details. I often question what events in my waking life must trigger my subconscious to create such intense, fascinating nightmares. What elements must be real. What creatures must lurk beneath a disguise of human flesh in broad daylight, what instinct senses them just enough to draw them into my mind as I sleep. But I digress. Here is a recent twisted dream.
By Jennifer W.6 years ago in Horror
I remember
NO RETURN YEAH. You see the date correctly. When is the last date that you remember. I remember when shit used to be normal for the average human being. That was the last recorded day and time.
By Andrew Hall6 years ago in Horror
Takeover
(Screaming) BLACK “We have to get out of here.” I said. BLACK “They’re coming, we got to move faster!” James yelled. BLACK
By Jay Powell6 years ago in Horror
Proof
Eight thirty PM. No calls, no texts, no sign of Antonio. I swipe angrily at the screen of my phone and stuff it into the back pocket of my jeans. “This is great,” I mutter. “My first ghost hunt as an actual team member and I'm the only one here.”
By TL Demmons6 years ago in Horror
The Host
It was a dark and cloudy night when I arrived at the house of my cousin Margaret. The house was old. Anybody could tell from the overgrown ivy and moss spread on the faded brick, and the dusty, rusty stains on the windows.
By Abby Siegel6 years ago in Horror
All It Takes Is One Word
My word, superfluous. I'm one of the lucky ones. I could have been stuck with a common word like "and" or "the" or "weather". Could you imagine, as a brand new parent completely sleep deprived and having to try to remember to not say such a mundane word within earshot of your brand new baby or else it will die? The heartache. The body consuming panic of realizing what you've done as your baby takes its last breath in your arms. . .
By L. M. Williams6 years ago in Horror
Two Sentence Horror Volume 2
Two Sentence Horrors Volume 2 By Mark J. Wilcoxen 51. A habit of my, is looking into peoples windows when I walk by. I see the most interesting things trekking up the sides of high rises.
By Mark J. Wilcoxen 6 years ago in Horror
Regesanka: a visit to the city of the dead
I went from standing in a snowy forest to standing in what looked like a cave. I breathed, my breath no longer fogging the air. I reached out a hand, just barely able to see in front of me. There was light behind me, I could make it out on my fingertips.
By Tristan Palmer6 years ago in Horror
Reed Alexander's Horror Review of 'Sinister' (2012)
Yeah, you know this movie really wasn't that bad. It got a lot of shit for shameless jump-scares and thoughtlessly rehashed tropes. Even Stephen King should be mad at this movie for stealing his "obsessed writer gets caught up in horror" trope. I kid but honestly, this did have a similar feel as dozens of Stephen King adaptations because of how often he uses the obsessed writer trope.
By Reed Alexander6 years ago in Horror
‘Hunted’: A Preventable and Disappointing Take
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By MovieBabble6 years ago in Horror
Haunted in the Night
Chapter Four. “Who’s file would u like to look at first?” Chief Bob asked as they walked over to the police station. “The first victim" Claire answered and Bob nodded as he held the door open for her and she smiled politely before walking in.
By Nicola Rattley6 years ago in Horror
Sage Aykai
Gasping in the thick misty air, Simon pushed through the low hanging branches of the pine trees and forced his way down the thick hill. The large figure was still standing in the gleaming morning light next to the lake but he couldn’t see any details of its body.
By Antonia Fish6 years ago in Horror