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Art that’s as dark as it is evocative; discover horror-inspired artwork, from twisted mutations of classic paintings, chilling sculptures, spooky photography and more.
Shadows of the Veil - I
Jessica lay in bed, sweat recoloring her pad and sheets. The room was a chaotic mess, grimy dress undefined from the clean ones strewn almost the floor. The ceiling fan squeaked in a consistent cadence and she was grateful for the white clamor. It suffocated out the quiet, which might be stunning at night. The hush was nearly as terrible as the obscurity. In spite of the fact that she was well into her twenties, Jessica’s little room was lit by a delicate night-light in the shape of a bow moon. The obscurity had a way of inching up on her, and if she wasn’t cautious, it would swallow her entirety.
By Shams Says2 years ago in Horror
Retirement Never Looked So Grim - II
He was anticipating us to dispatch ourselves at him. Zombies are ten times more grounded than livings and we don’t respond to harm. As it were thing that can murder us (so I am told by those who show up to know more than me) is a bullet straight to the brain or our heads being cut off.
By Shams Says2 years ago in Horror
Retirement Never Looked So Grim
My hand fell off again. I truly must discover somebody other than Janice to attempt to sew it back on. You would think being dead would cruel her joint pain was no longer an issue, but she still complains that it makes it difficult to do fine work.
By Shams Says2 years ago in Horror
Reverberation of the Mountains . Content Warning. AI-Generated.
In the core of the Himalayas, settled between transcending pinnacles and profound valleys, lay the town of Shantipur. The locals talked about an old soul, the Reverberation of the Mountains, said to be concealed inside the most elevated top. Legend had it that this soul could be stirred by an ideal congruity of voices, a test that had never been met.
By Ayesha Javed2 years ago in Horror
Beyond the Battlefield: Ghostly Legends of Gettysburg
The Fight of Gettysburg, battled from July 1 to July 3, 1863, checked a turning point in the Respectful War and stands as one of the deadliest fights in American history. By the conclusion of the strife, over 50,000 warriors had been murdered, injured, or detailed lost. About one million individuals visit Gettysburg each year. But they’re not coming fair for the purpose of history—many are too drawn to the stories of waiting spirits that include a puzzling and chilling layer to this notorious Pennsylvania town.
By Shams Says2 years ago in Horror
Is My Grandmother’s House Really Haunted
When I was a child, my grandmother’s house always felt strange in a way I couldn’t explain. It was very old, with tall, cracked walls and wooden floors that creaked with every step. My grandmother loved talking about the house’s past, but she often added strange stories about unexplainable events. I thought she was just trying to entertain us, but she always spoke with absolute seriousness. One summer night, I had to stay at her house alone because my parents were late returning home. At first, I felt comfortable, but as midnight approached, everything changed. I woke up suddenly to the sound of footsteps coming from the upper floor. The upper floor had been locked for years due to its disrepair, and no one ever went up there. I tried to convince myself that the sound might be caused by the wind or perhaps some mice, but it was unmistakable—heavy, deliberate footsteps. The next morning, I asked my grandmother about it. She smiled as she always did and said, “This house is old, and everything old has a story. Don’t worry, the spirits here are friendly.” I couldn’t tell if she was joking or serious. Over the next few days, I began to notice more strange occurrences. One night, I heard faint whispers coming from the kitchen. When I went to check, I found no one there. Even the neighborhood cats seemed to avoid the house, as if they were afraid to go near it. One day, I discovered an old box in the basement. Inside, there were letters and photographs belonging to a family who had lived in the house more than a century ago. One letter, written in faded handwriting, contained the following line: “This house is not just a building; it is a memory that never dies.” I started to wonder—could the spirits my grandmother mentioned be not ghosts in the traditional sense, but lingering memories of those who had once lived there? To this day, I don’t have a clear answer. Perhaps the house is truly haunted, or maybe it’s just my imagination. But one thing is certain: this house will always remain in my memory, carrying its mysteries and secrets untold
By Hussein Abbas 2 years ago in Horror
Shadows of the Past. AI-Generated.
In a bustling city, Lena Torres, a successful architect, seems to have it all—an enviable career, a chic apartment, and a steady relationship. But beneath her composed exterior lies a secret that has haunted her since her teenage years. A dark chapter she has buried deeply resurfaces when she receives an anonymous letter containing just three words: I remember everything.
By khalid saber2 years ago in Horror
What is the mystery of Kuldhara village?
a study conducted by the Paranormal Society at Kuldhara village in Jaisalmer: Kuldhara is considered a haunted village where spending a night is believed to be impossible. The Paranormal Society decided to unravel the mystery behind this eerie place.
By raunak maharotha2 years ago in Horror
The Dark Presence of Hollow Creek
In the remote town of Hollow Creek, nestled deep within the dense forests of the Appalachian Mountains, there is a place that locals avoid, a place so steeped in fear and tragedy that its name is spoken only in hushed tones: Hollow Creek Asylum. Once a thriving institution for the mentally ill, the asylum now stands abandoned, its walls crumbling and its halls filled with an eerie silence. But those brave—or foolish—enough to venture near it after dark tell a different story. They say the asylum is alive with dark energy, haunted by the restless spirits of those who were wronged, forgotten, and left to rot within its walls.
By dokis sris2 years ago in Horror
The Silent Choir
There was the village of Elterbo, which lay at the bottom of a brooding forest. Overnight, each night, the ethereal sounds of music crept through the air, seemingly carried on the wind from the old well that stood at the entrance to the village. These melancholy, yet beautiful notes seemed to call them all closer, but no one dared to move an inch. Around the well, whispers flew of a curse, for those who listened too closely went without a single sound.
By Punit kumar2 years ago in Horror
