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Livvy
This story was created for Dr. Jason Benskin's Horror Story Prompt Challenge "Face The Darkness Within" *** *** *** There’s a quiet hum next to me. Someone's talking in a low voice a little farther. And... is another someone to the other side of me..? I can hear them breathing, slow and heavy.
By Cristal S.about a year ago in Horror
The House That Drew You
It started with the vanishing of Felix Moran-acclaimed painter, recluse, and surrealist whose final canvas was a house no one could place. It had twisted windows and a roof that dipped like a sigh. He titled it “The Home I Can’t Forget.” Then he vanished, the brush still wet.
By Jannat Hashmiabout a year ago in Horror
The Lighthouse That Never Stops Glowing
Location: Ravens Rock, Maine Time: October, the week before Halloween Ravens Rock was a town that knew the dark all too well. A small, foggy harbor on the Atlantic—where nothing was reliable except the lighthouse.
By Nafiz Hossainabout a year ago in Horror
The Silver Hollow Pack
Silver Hollow is a small town—surrounded by mountains, full of pine trees, as if it had come straight from the pages of an old American novel. The people here are quiet, religious, and know each other. But there’s one thing no one talks about—someone goes missing every full moon.
By Nafiz Hossainabout a year ago in Horror
Toxic Love
It began with a scream—but not the kind you'd run from. It was the kind that pulled you in, like velvet darkness. They said the Bellamy Manor had been abandoned since the 1800s, after a tragic love story turned sour. Locals avoided the place, claiming the air around it reeked of lavender and decay—too sweet, too wrong.
By HUBREXXabout a year ago in Horror
"Aokigahara: Japan’s Haunted Suicide Forest and Its Dark Secrets"
Japan’s Aokigahara Forest, often called the "Suicide Forest," is one of the most infamous natural locations in the world—not for its beauty or wildlife, but for the chilling stories and dark history that cling to its ancient trees. Nestled at the northwest base of Mount Fuji, this dense forest spans over 35 square kilometers and is both mesmerizing and terrifying. To many, it is a place of silence, mystery, and unexplainable dread.
By Farhan Rafidabout a year ago in Horror
The Secret Below
In the fall of 2018, in a sleepy town just outside Asheville, North Carolina, a young couple—Adam and Rachel Morgan—moved into a charming but timeworn two-story house built in the early 1900s. They were drawn in by its creaky character, wraparound porch, and rustic wooden floors. The house had been vacant for two years, owned previously by a reclusive elderly man who died with no next of kin.
By Farhan Rafidabout a year ago in Horror
"Midnight Bus: The Untold Horror of Road Travel"
Bus Horror Journeys: The Dark Reality of Road Travel For many people, bus travel is a lifeline. It’s affordable, accessible, and often the only available means of long-distance transportation. But behind the convenience lies a harsh and often terrifying reality. A “bus horror journey” isn’t just a phrase—it’s an experience that countless passengers live through, particularly in regions where transport infrastructure is neglected and safety standards are loosely enforced. This article explores the dark side of road travel—the stories that rarely make headlines but are lived daily.
By Farhan Rafidabout a year ago in Horror
The Punishment
Carver was led in chains that bounded him by his feet and wrists. Two guards that wielded spears that could easily pierce his stomach open, led him through the main entrance of the kingdom.
By Emy Quinnabout a year ago in Horror
The Lost Boys
The Lost Boys is a teen vampire cult classic from 1987—a time when I was around eleven years old—that features the undead equivalent of a bad blood-sucking glam metal band (is there any other kind?) wandering around a California surfside town and eating Chinese food. Yeah, Bela didn’t even drink wine, keep in mind.
By Tom Bakerabout a year ago in Horror
I Found a Letter Hidden in My Wall. It Was From a Dead Woman
I never planned to tear down the wall in my grandmother’s house. The house, a weathered Victorian on the edge of town, had stood like a silent witness to generations of stories, arguments, holidays, and deaths. When she passed, the house was left to me—still full of her things, and her secrets.
By Aminullahabout a year ago in Horror
Room 303
The clock above the nurses’ station blinked 3:13 AM. Nurse Eliza hated the night shift, especially on stormy nights. The fluorescent lights buzzed, casting an eerie hum through the nearly empty halls of Hollowbrook Memorial Hospital. Most patients were asleep, and only the occasional beep of a heart monitor broke the silence.
By Chamelyabout a year ago in Horror