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Horror fiction that delivers on its promise to scare, startle, frighten and unsettle. These stories are fake, but the shivers down your spine won't be.
Reparative Pal Program five
While I ate, I tried to not overthink everything that has happened today. But without anything to distract me it was difficult. My brain wouldn’t quiet as I sat on that damned foam mattress. Eating food that was so bland and unsatisfying. At least so far it hasn’t hurt my stomach like the last meal I ate. Maybe it really did have to do with going from liquids to eating solid food again? If I had my phone, I would finally be able to look it up. Something that would also help keep me distracted from my thoughts. I wonder where my phone was put in a place like this. Maybe it’s in the administration office?
By Raphael Fontenelle2 years ago in Horror
Demon Fire. Content Warning.
The guitar riffs slice through the rain like an army of roaring demons, and there I stand, right in the middle of the crumbling cemetery, ready for the wildest night of my life. In front of me, the zombie rises, its slimy remains looking like someone dumped a chocolate pudding into a cobweb. But I don’t care; the music drives me, and every step feels like an explosion.
By Christian Bass2 years ago in Horror
The Midnight Bell
In a quiet, remote village called "Moonshade," very few people could be seen walking the streets. The town was so small that even the gentle breeze seemed like a more frequent visitor than the townspeople. Most of the residents were elderly, and the younger generation had long since left for the big cities. The town stood, abandoned in spirit, but not in form—its worn cobblestone streets, crooked houses, and overgrown gardens gave it an air of haunted nostalgia.
By Luigi Bello2 years ago in Horror
The Ghosts of The Hua's Mansion: Vietnam’s Tale of Sorrow and Secrets
The Hua's Mansion (generally called Nhà Huỳnh). This irrefutable improvement isn't just a rest of Vietnam's ordinary past in any event picture of luxuriousness, disaster, and exploring loathsome stories that have empowered area individuals and visitors the equivalent.
By Kyrol Mojikal2 years ago in Horror
The whispering Shadows
It’s said that shadows have a language all their own. In the quiet of dusk, when the world holds its breath before nightfall, you might hear them. Not with your ears, but with your soul. They don’t speak in words, yet their whispers are unmistakable, carrying secrets that dance just beyond the reach of reason.
By Rosemary Augustine2 years ago in Horror
The Curse of Deadwood Gulch
Part 1: The Haunting of Deadwood Gulch In the rugged valley of Deadwood Gulch, a place forgotten by time and abandoned by the world, stood a weathered church around which the wind howled like a wild beast. The once thriving mining town had long since degenerated into a ghost town, its wooden shacks and rusted railroad tracks now engulfed by dust and decay. But the church, with its tall, crumbling steeple and rotting wooden doors, remained — a haunting reminder of what was lost.
By Akshay Khandelwal2 years ago in Horror
