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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.
A Journey Beyond Time
In the distant future, on a planet known as Xeloria, an ancient prophecy spoke of a mythical creature called the Luminara. Said to possess immense power, the Luminara was rumored to bring balance and harmony to the land. Many had sought it, but none had succeeded.
By Reynarda Rosa3 years ago in Horror
CELATUS DIABOLI
Eliza had to have it. As soon as she saw it, she knew it was the one. Pristine. Silken. Glistening like fine, soft strands of obsidian. It looked more beautiful than any piece of jewelry Eliza had ever seen— and this adornment, at least to her, was more valuable. It wasn’t that Eliza was a particularly vain person. At first, in fact, she had been mostly uncomfortable with the idea of purchasing a wig.
By Aaron Morrison3 years ago in Horror
A Vengeful Ghost Seeking Justice for Its Untimely Death. Content Warning.
Introduction The concept of vengeful spirits or ghosts seeking retribution for their untimely demise is a recurrent theme in folklore, literature, and even modern horror movies. These spectral entities are driven by a sense of injustice, often resulting from a violent or unjust death, and their stories serve as cautionary tales about the consequences of unchecked malevolence. In this article, we delve into the intriguing world of vengeful ghosts, exploring their origins, cultural significance, and the psychological underpinnings that make their stories so compelling.
By Asim hussain3 years ago in Horror
Doctor Winters Forgetfulness Clinic- In the Cow Shed
“Have a seat, Mr Costner. What brings you into the clinic today?” William Costner didn’t appear to be a man who was used to looking so unsure of himself. He was a burly man in his late forties, and Dr. Winter could see the scars on his hands from a life spent working. As he sat there in his plaid work shirt and wrangler jeans, she thought he looked a little like Burt Reynolds, though definitely less handsome and more plain faced. She had done her research, she knew that Mr. Costner owned a large ranch between Cashmere and Gainesville. She also knew that he supplied a lot of beef to the area, meaning his was not some small-scale operation. His bill had been paid with a check, and he hadn’t put down an insurance company, though she knew he had one. He had chosen to come to her instead of going to a therapist in his hometown. Mr. Costner was afraid that people would talk if they knew he had seen a “head shrinker” or whatever he called her in his head.
By Joshua Campbell3 years ago in Horror
