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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.
Broken Glass
The mirror showed a reflection that wasn't my own. What stared back at me from beyond the glass could have ben described as an eldritch monstrosity by some, nightmare fuel by others, grotesque by most, and to a select few, awe inspiring. Inky black flesh stretched over a skeletal frame, two heads on the same neck; one wearing a white actor's mask with empty eyes and vacant smile in addition to a set of antlers resembling those of a white tail deer, the other an amalgamation of mouths, teeth, and eyes. Tentacles branched out from its back, and for a moment, it seemed as though they were moving.
By Mercury Z. Fugere4 years ago in Horror
Beyond the Stars: Astronauts Encounter Unseen Forces on Space Mission
The year was 2052, and a team of six astronauts were on a long-term space mission to explore a distant galaxy. They had been traveling for over two years and had encountered no signs of intelligent life. However, that was about to change.
By Majic Insider4 years ago in Horror
Green's New Mirror
The mirror showed a reflection that wasn't my own. Or at least it felt like it wasn't. I knew I was staring at myself but I appeared older. My dark hair was not as vibrant, I could see some gray hairs starting to appear around my scalp. Crow's feet were popping up around my eyes as I grinned. 'Where did all the time go?' I thought to myself. The room was dark and dusty with sunlight poking through the curtains. Perhaps this darkness is what was causing my appearance.
By Sidney Smith (Sid Smith)4 years ago in Horror
The Cinema
"OMG! I'm so excited for the movie tonight," squealed Sophia happily as she flung her arms around Ivan. Sophia was just a typical teenager whose beauty was admired by many. She'd been dating Ivan for three years and got engaged to him a month ago. Her mahogany hair flowed in waves to adorn her glowing porcelain-like skin and her eyes were like that of the blue sea, so calm and emotionless. She was indeed the picture of perfection.
By Alexandra Iloeje4 years ago in Horror
You've been sleeping with a ghost.
THE ROOMMATE Maggie had been excited to start college and was looking forward to moving into her dormitory. But when she met her roommate, Emily, she had a feeling that something was off. Emily never left the room and would spend hours staring at the wall with a blank expression on her face.
By Shan Farez4 years ago in Horror
We Have a Ghost Movie Quick Review
Christopher Landon creates wonderfully quirky films in the horror genre that defy the prevalent cynicism of the day. In films like "Happy Death Day," "Happy Death Day 2U," and "Freaky," he expresses contagious joy through filmmaking, avoiding the pretension of "elevated horror." Whatever you want to say about their overall quality or execution; No one can argue that Landon was having a blast while creating them. When Landon is given permission to be silly in a way that only makes the viewer smile, his most recent film, "We Have a Ghost," is at its best. Sadly, his writing isn't as good as his directing, and the movie drags on for far too long and has multiple endings, even though it seems content to repeat themes and images rather than expand on the film's intriguing concepts. In the end, it's a good distraction, which is what most Netflix users are looking for. However, I hope he makes "Happy Death Day 3" before coming back to this world.
By Zara Vidhya4 years ago in Horror
