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The Frightful of Hollowbrook Village
The Frightful of Hollowbrook Village Section 1: A Vile Past Somewhere down in the core of the hazy forests lay the town of Hollowbrook. It was a spot covered in secret, with a dim history that sent shudders down the spines of the people who really considered talking its name. Some time in the past, Hollowbrook was a prosperous and cheerful local area, however one critical evening, a misfortune happened to the town that would everlastingly change its predetermination.
Aisha IbrahimPublished 10 months ago in HorrorThe Feline's Dull Mystery
In the peaceful town of Ravenbrook, an old house stood deserted at the edge of the forest. Local people murmured regarding bizarre happenings inside its walls, however none could affirm the bits of gossip. It was said that the house was reviled, and the shadows that moved on its windows recounted their very own account.
Aisha IbrahimPublished 10 months ago in HorrorGhostly Nursery Haunts the Brave
In the quiet countryside village of Hollowbrook, nestled between dense woods and vast fields, stood an old, creepy house that loomed over the landscape like a forgotten relic of the past. Locals whispered stories of its dark history—of disappearances and tragic deaths that had plagued the house for generations. Despite the chilling tales, a curious girl named Emily couldn't resist the allure of the mysterious building. One evening, as the sun dipped below the horizon, casting eerie shadows across the village, Emily's friends dared her to enter the decrepit house. With a mix of fear and bravado, she accepted the challenge, determined to prove herself. Armed with nothing but a flashlight and trembling nerves, Emily stepped inside the forsaken dwelling. The moment she crossed the threshold, a chilling breeze enveloped her, causing the dust to swirl around like ghostly apparitions. The creaking floorboards echoed with every step, creating an unsettling symphony that made her heart race. As she ventured deeper, the darkness seemed to grow thicker, almost suffocating. But Emily pressed on, drawn by an inexplicable force. She couldn't shake the feeling that she was being watched and that the house itself was alive with malevolence. Her flashlight flickered, casting fleeting glimpses of eerie portraits and antique furniture that seemed to whisper dreadful secrets. Just as she considered turning back, a distant echo reverberated through the house—the sound of a child's giggle. Dread gnawed at her insides, but she couldn't escape the haunting call. Following the laughter, Emily found herself in a dilapidated nursery. In the corner of the room, a tattered rocking chair swayed gently, as if someone had just vacated its seat. Emily's heart pounded against her ribs, but she couldn't look away. A faint voice called her name from the darkness, and against her better judgment, she moved closer. A pale figure emerged from the shadows—the ghost of a little girl, her eyes hollow and sorrowful. Emily's throat tightened as she sensed the girl's despair and pain. The ghost reached out, and Emily felt an icy grip tighten around her wrist. Panic consumed her, but she couldn't escape the spectral grasp. The little girl's voice filled her mind with haunting visions of tragedy and loss. The house was a prison for lost souls, and now Emily was destined to join them. She pleaded with the apparition, but her words seemed to dissipate into the cold, stagnant air. Suddenly, the house seemed to shift, with walls closing in around Emily, trapping her in its nightmarish embrace. The once-calm breeze transformed into a violent gust that rattled the ancient windows. The ghost's mournful cries intensified, echoing through the halls and mixing with Emily's own terrified screams. As the night wore on, the house seemed to devour Emily's very essence, absorbing her fears, hopes, and dreams until she was nothing but a hollow shell. The girl who had walked into the old, creepy house in Hollowbrook was no more. The next morning, the villagers found the house eerily quiet, as if it had swallowed Emily and vanished into the mist. Despite thorough searches, no trace of the girl could be found. To this day, her fate remains a tragic and fearful enigma, a chilling reminder of the dangers that lie within the abandoned houses of Hollowbrook's countryside.Start writing...
INDIKA ROSHANPublished 10 months ago in HorrorThe Beast Beyond The Lake
My memories haunted this old house of mine, good and evil but mostly bad. I still stay in this house anyway. Maybe I'm crazy. I don't think of leaving this house and moving to Penshaw, the closest town. This house is deteriorating as I age, and the house is undoubtedly winning in this aging race. The lumber on this house has lost its haleness; now, it is infested with termites. This house is creaking in agony with my every step, and a robust wind gust could make me homeless. But the memories attached to this house fuel me to replace the bruised lumber and scrub the mold-festooned ceiling of the attic. Every other day I squirted a hefty portion of the nasty-smelling disinfectant in a bucket full of water. I mopped the entire house flooring to ensure the laminated wooden flooring was glazing with the solution I cooked in my basement. Then I sprayed some room freshener in the corners of my house--aromatic lavender, says the spray bottle--it does smell like lavenders. And does its job to overcome the stink of that trashy floor disinfectant with no flavor. Once done with the floor, I check for cobwebs, but there are hardly any; even the spiders hate to accompany me. Later I took my laundry out, handed it with my yellow rubber gloves, let it soak in the mixture of soapy water, dashed some Dettol, took my gloves out, and let them sink in that water.
Sumedh JadhavPublished 10 months ago in Horroryour in Danger
Unveiling sprite you are There is a lurking danger that surrounds us, and most of the time, we are oblivious to its presence. It's not an external threat, but rather an insidious force that resides within us influencing our thoughts and actions. This danger does not announce itself with a roar. instead, it slips into our lives silently, weaving its web around our minds. You may not even realize it but you are in danger and the danger is within you.
Praveen PkPublished 10 months ago in HorrorThe Haunting Shadow
In the eerie town of Ravenwood, an ancient mansion stood shrouded in mystery and fear. Local’s whispered tales of restless spirits that roamed its dark corridors, and those brave enough to venture inside never returned the same. It was a daredevil's dream, and as the moon cast its ghostly light upon the mansion, the ominous structure seemed to breathe with a sinister life of its own.
CHANDAN KUMAR GHOSHPublished 10 months ago in HorrorThe unseen path
Title: "The Unseen Path" In the quaint little town of Elmwood, nestled between towering mountains and a serene lake, a tale of mystery and self-discovery was about to unfold.
Divyan RanaPublished 10 months ago in HorrorBenny Loves You (2020) Review: Unraveling the Hilariously Horrific Adventures of a Sinister Stuffed Animal
Benny Loves You (2020) was written, directed and produced by Karl Holt. Who also stars in the film. It tells the story of a man who recently lost his parents and decides it's finally time to grow up. But his beloved plushie isn't ready to let go and he's not letting anyone get in his way.
Steph MossPublished 10 months ago in HorrorNefarious (2023) Review: Message First, Story Never
Nefarious (2023) was written and directed by Chuck Konzelman and Cary Solomon. It tells the story of a death row inmate who claims to be possessed by a demon. A psychiatrist is called in to determine whether the inmate is telling the truth or he's just crazy.
Steph MossPublished 10 months ago in HorrorComparing 'Falling Angel' and 'Angel Heart' Review: A Haunting Tale
Falling Angel was written by William Hjortsberg and the 1987 film adaptation was directed by Alan Parker. The story follows Harry Angel (Mickey Rourke), a down-on-his-luck private investigator hired by a mysterious client, Louis Cyphre (Robert De Niro), to track down a missing person. Set in the gritty backdrop of 1950s New York City, Angel's investigation takes him through a dark and disturbing journey, filled with macabre discoveries and unsettling encounters. As he delves deeper into the case, he realizes that there is more to it than meets the eye, leading to a shocking and sinister revelation. Angel Heart is known for its atmospheric tension, gripping performances, and a compelling narrative that blends elements of noir, mystery, and supernatural horror, leaving viewers both enthralled and disturbed.
Steph MossPublished 10 months ago in HorrorHaunted Shadow Unleashed
heaing Shadow Once, in a quaint little village nestled deep in the heart of a dense forest, there was a rumor that chilled the souls of those who dared to listen. It spoke of a malevolent shadow that haunted the outskirts of the village. This shadow was no ordinary darkness; it seemed to possess a life of its own. Stories circulated about those who crossed its path, disappearing mysteriously without a trace. Many believed it to be a vengeful spirit, seeking retribution for some forgotten sin.
Aisha IbrahimPublished 10 months ago in HorrorHaunted Village Redemption
The Haunting of Hollowbrook Once nestled amidst the dense, ancient woods, the village of Hollowbrook was known for its serene beauty and close-knit community. However, a dark history clung to its roots like ivy to an old oak tree. Generations of villagers spoke in hushed tones about a curse that plagued the village, but none dared to confront the malevolent spirits that lurked in the shadows.
Aisha IbrahimPublished 10 months ago in Horror