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DreamWalker
Everyone needs to sleep, it is a fundamental of life. What happens when we sleep has always been a question, just like what happens when we die? For some, it's a peaceful, relaxing, almost spiritual way to rest the body and soul. For some of us.. It's the beginning of terror. A completely unavoidable terror.
By Catherine Victoria6 years ago in Horror
Ghostly Apparitions in Ireland
Haunted Castles The Ghostly Apparition of Lady Margaret People who have visited Belvelly Castle in County Cork have seen the apparition of Lady Margaret haunting the tower house. In the 17th century, Lady Margaret Hodnett was a flirtatious woman with many suitors and a vast collection of mirrors. When one of her suitors Clon de Courcy decided he had had enough of being kept waiting around he decided to starve Lady Margaret and her entire family into submission.
By Rasma Raisters6 years ago in Horror
5 Horror Films That Won Major Awards
Horror movies belong to one of the most popular film genres. A number of horror movies have been made in Hollywood throughout the years. Some of them become blockbusters, while some are considered low culture films. Nowadays, horror movies are gaining more popularity by introducing unique and fearful movies and winning awards regularly. When it comes to Academy Awards, horror movies have received a number of awards for their tremendous work. The film Parasite was released in 2019 and won several Academy Awards, but the film does not belong to the horror genre. It is possible because new movies are challenging the genre. In this article, we have listed five previous horror movies that won several major awards.
By karen jodes capanan6 years ago in Horror
Missy
When I was in 7th Grade, I lived in Tucson. I moved around & switched schools a lot, but this year I was at Amphi Jr High. I was friends with an 8th grader, who lived in my neighborhood. Her name was Melissa, she would also go by Missy. Her and I would hang out often before and after school. I would sleep over at her house often as well and we hung out in the same crowd in our area every day. Up till the night she changed and became very cold and mean! She was very pretty, witty, popular and fun. We had a lot of common interests, same favorite color & we got along good. I liked spending time with her and her family. Even tho I was warned early on that she had something wrong with her and that she would do and say bad things or threaten to hurt people in her family etc., I didn't believe this was true about her. I thought they were just playing and trying to exaggerate her being a "brat". After I became really close with her through that year, I was told her Grandmother was caught levitating her as a baby, practicing black magic on her. She said she was never in their life again after then and she didn't know her grandma because of that happening, but she thought that was the reason why she was bad inside sometimes. Even though I knew about that, I had not ever before that night felt scared or threatened when I was with her. I even visited her family parties along with them and considered her as my best friend. I still remember her brother & parents names.
By Julie Wools6 years ago in Horror
The Ballad of Mr. Nobody
Greg Duhan stumbled out of the bar at an hour of the night where nothing pleasant happens. As he waltzed his degenerate dance through the city streets, the night rain was so gentle it was almost a mist, the kind that wraps around your skin like a cold quilt, made as a monument to your sins.
By T.L Oberheu6 years ago in Horror
Santa Claus in the middle of the Night
They say that Santa Claus is not what he is made out to be. Of course, everyone knows Santa as this big fat jolly guy dressed in red. He comes in the middle of the night and leaves presents for kids that have been good all year. It is also believed that cookies and milk should be left for him to snack, for he does travel the whole world during the night and needs his power snacks.
By Bazooka Teaches6 years ago in Horror
Movie Review: 'The Invisible Man' is a Weighty Thriller
Leigh Whannell’s The Invisible Man is one of the most exciting movies of 2020. Released in February of 2020, the movie has not left my Top 5 movies of the year since it was released. Whannell has come into his own as a director since first debuting as the writer and star of the Saw franchise all the way back in 2004. Since then, he co-created the terrific Insidious horror franchise and went on to direct three terrific movies, Insidious Chapter 3, Upgrade and now, The Invisible Man.
By Sean Patrick6 years ago in Horror
