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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.
The last voyage . AI-Generated.
The Mira was a majestic vessel, a sleek yacht that had seen countless sunsets and endured fierce storms. This evening, the calm sea stretched out endlessly beneath a canvas of indigo and scattered stars, and the warm glow of lanterns created an atmosphere of quiet sophistication on deck. It was supposed to be a celebratory cruise, marking the 50th anniversary of the O’Malley Shipping Company, but the serene setting belied the tension brewing among the guests.
By Loveness Mongwe2 years ago in Horror
Interview of Howard Barlow Part One
Two people were seated in bright purple chairs on a small stage. They sat facing each other. One a young woman in a light blue suit. Her long black hair pulled up into a high ponytail. She wore a similar colored pair of glasses. Her name is Kathleen. And she was nervously pushing back on her nose for the second time in ten minutes. Briefly looking at her clipboard that she has tightly held in her left hand. A tight smile pursed on her lips. Doing her best to not look afraid of the person in front of her. A feat that was somewhat hilarious considering the person that she was interviewing.
By Raphael Fontenelle2 years ago in Horror
The Secret of The Cut Hand
It was around three in the afternoon. Bani had been feeling somewhat feverish since morning, so she had called her college and taken CL (Casual Leave) early in the day. After lunch, she was reading the newspaper when she started dozing off. The harsh sound of the doorbell broke her slumber, and she quickly got up. A parcel addressed to her had arrived by speed post—a large cardboard box wrapped in white paper. In bold black letters, it was labeled on top with, ‘Glass Material – Handle With Care’. She placed the box on the table and slowly cut along the edge of the board with a paper cutter. A whiff of the strong scent of Jovan Musk filled her nostrils.
By MD. RAFIQUL ISLAM MURAD 2 years ago in Horror
Gingy
In a quaint village nestled in a valley, where cobblestone streets wound through charming cottages and laughter echoed from every corner, there lived a baker named Horace. Horace's bakery was renowned for its delectable pastries and exquisite bread, but what truly set him apart were his gingerbread cookies. Every child in the village adored them, each one meticulously decorated to look like the children themselves, complete with licorice hair, candy eyes, and icing smiles.
By V-Ink Stories2 years ago in Horror
Paranomal, Bhoots and Ouijia Boards Exposed
In 1989, Bollywood stars Vinod Khanna, Amjad Khan, and Dimple Kapadia were going for a film. This film was named "Lekin". A secret Bollywood film on Phantoms. The story was about the soul of a lady being caught in a royal residence, searching for salvation. In Jaipur, this movie was shot in a palace. At some point, on a generally typical day of shooting, after the shots were finished, individuals got together, the sun had set, night had fallen, and Dimple Kapadia was cozy in her bed. She says that she saw a lady sitting next to her on the bed. She talked to the woman and had the unsettling impression that she was a ghost. This is just one illustration. However, there are hundreds of thousands of instances worldwide where individuals claim to have seen ghosts and spirits and even spoken with them.
By Vashundhara2 years ago in Horror
Echoes of the Forgotten: The Haunting of Ashbury Manor
The Haunting of Ashbury Manor In the quiet town of Ashbury, nestled deep within the English countryside, stood an ancient manor. Ashbury Manor, with its ivy-covered walls and creaking floors, had a history as dark as the shadows that lingered in its corners. The locals whispered tales of ghosts that haunted its halls, but few dared to speak of them aloud.
By Hasina Bagome2 years ago in Horror
