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Immortal || Chapter 27
Johnathan’s POV As soon as I hung up the phone with someone I didn't even know, I noticed the mansion was a bit quiet. Too quiet.
By Sabal Cloonan6 years ago in Horror
Paranormally Me
I have mixed feelings about talking about this event. I know it makes people think I’m crazy. When I was about fifteen, I met this guy. We’ll call him Eric. Eric was into the paranormal, right up my alley. I’d had experiences before, and something about Eric drew me in like a month to a flame as cliche as that sounds. Was the dungeon master for my DnD games as a teenager. Since I had a massive bedroom with a sitting area, my house was chosen for the games so he’d come over and we’d be alone for a little paranormal, before each game, him getting set up and me just being there.
By Brittany6 years ago in Horror
Celebrity Interview: Colman Domingo Fear the Walking Dead
Colman Domingo has more than solidified his place in the world of Fear the Walking Dead. After joining the show in season 2, Domingo has become one of the stalwart characters of the show. Even as friends such as Kim Dickens and Garret Dillahunt have left the series, Colman Domingo has remained and welcomed new characters and expanded his character, Victor Strand in directions that he had never imagined. Now, with season 6 of Fear the Walking Dead underway, Colman is still bringing life to Victor in front of the camera while finding new life for himself behind the camera as a director.
By Sean Patrick6 years ago in Horror
The Birds - A Movie Review
Birds are not aggressive to the world, they are beautiful creatures - so you believe. The Birds flew into theaters in 1963. Upon following a man to Bodega Bay, California, strange situations arise. Attacking people for no reason. Melanie Daniels and Mitch Brenner fight to protect each other during these terrifying attacks.
By Marielle Sabbag6 years ago in Horror
Devolve
How had it come to this? Sometimes he found himself wondering at how he'd come to feel this way, and yet it still felt...right as a scream tore through the night and he chuckled. That scream made him feel giddy, bubbly in a way that nothing else could. He knew that it wasn't normal and yet why would he feel bad? This woman was too weak to protect herself and he had every right to take advantage of that.
By Diana Kaufman6 years ago in Horror
Tough
It's pitch black and I'm lost in the woods, I was in a rush and forgot my phone in her room. Her... Room. Still shaken I frantically look around praying she’s lost my trail; but, the dense forest trees block any view.
By Flukka Fly6 years ago in Horror
The Painting
So as an art major I'm always collecting odds and ends I like mostly. So as a fine art major. You know painting, sculptures, fine art, realism, portraits. abstract, yadda yadda yadda, social media always had me at a crossroads and a bit of a distraction.
By Christopher Robertsson6 years ago in Horror
My Top Three Ghost Hunting Bucket List Locations. Top Story - October 2020.
Whether or not you believe in the paranormal is your prerogative. Personally, I find it hard to believe that in our world where strange occurrences are frequent and so many things are left unexplained, that there isn’t something supernatural residing alongside us. I’ve had an interest in hunting the paranormal since I was a child and began to watch the TAPS team in Ghost Hunters. Since then I’ve researched and been fascinated by how many places in the country hold supernatural energy, and how many researchers and hunters have been able to communicate with spirit beyond their grave. Contacting the other side has been a dream of mine to do for so long, and while I don’t currently have the resources to do it, I have a list for the second I have the ability!
By Alesia Brooks6 years ago in Horror
It Walks among us
It was supposed to be the house of our dreams. The two-story house, nestled on top of the hill with vast forests on either side. For some, this remote set-up would scream isolation, but for my family, it gave us the peace and solitude we had always yearned for. A way to get back to our roots and embrace all that mattered. Little did we know, that this haven we had searched for would become a nightmare that we weren't sure we would be able to escape. It was a new start for us. My father died a few years ago and my mom just could not handle the constant reminders that surrounded us day after day.
By Kayla Todd6 years ago in Horror
Jack the Cult
It’s Friday night. Roxy was at home hanging out painting when her phone beeps. It startled Roxy because she was in the middle of a thought. It was a text from Frankie, her best friend.
By Jen Phillips6 years ago in Horror
6-Headed Shark Attack Movie Review
As any die-hard Jaws fan can tell you, it’s just not summer without at least one good (or better yet, not so good) shark movie to take in over a six pack and some popcorn. This year brought us 6-Headed Shark Attack, the latest of Asylum’s campy sequels to 2012’s low-budget 2-Headed Shark Attack.
By Christina Dee6 years ago in Horror
Black Curtains
The house was big. It should be noted, I think, that a lot of old houses are just that. Big. At least the ones that lasted this long, anyway. As for this particular one, I think my father said it was built sometime in the early nineteen hundreds. It’s been added onto and remodeled since then. That didn’t really matter, but I always liked to know the history of a house before we moved into it. That trait was probably inherited from my father and was something my younger sister missed out on.
By Coby Thinks6 years ago in Horror