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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.
DEVOURAX
In the depths of space, the crew of the research vessel "Orion" is tasked with exploring a distant planet, one that shows signs of supporting life. The team is comprised of a diverse group of scientists, each with their own specialties and interests. Among them is Dr. Maria Rodriguez, a xenobiologist who is especially excited about the possibility of discovering new life forms.
By Umashankar Kumar4 years ago in Horror
Love Beyond Death
It was a chilly autumn evening when Sarah decided to take a walk through the old cemetery. She had always been drawn to the eerie beauty of the place, with its crumbling headstones and overgrown foliage. As she strolled through the rows of graves, she felt a strange sensation of being watched, but she brushed it off as just her imagination.
By Dhavalsinh Darbar4 years ago in Horror
The Abandoned Schoolhouse
Jack, Alex, Smith, and Convey were the best of friends. They had grown up together in the small town of Millfield and had attended the same school since kindergarten. They were all now in their final year of high school and were looking forward to graduation. However, something was about to happen that would change their lives forever.
By prabha karan4 years ago in Horror
The Howling in Willow Creek
It was a dark and stormy night in the small town of Willow Creek, the kind of night that made you want to stay inside and curl up with a good book. But for three friends, Sarah, Tom, and Jack, the storm was the least of their worries. They were stuck in an old, creaky house on the edge of town, huddled together and trying to stay warm.
By Nalli Narayanan4 years ago in Horror
Decay
My head throbbed. My ear was full; oily liquid drained from it continuously. I opened the glovebox and popped some acetaminophen; that stuff seemed to work better than ibuprofen or naproxen. I shoved my pinker finger into my ear, pressing hard against the wall of the canal; I could hear and feel that rumbling noise from within my eardrum, as if a bubbling volcano. I had gotten regular ear-infections since I was a kid, but this was different. The symptoms were too diverse in nature. My ear ached, my head hurt, stinging pain filled my furthest back, top molar. Some TMJ sort of situation was developing in my jaw, which caught and clicked with each closure of my mouth. Eating was a hilarity, considering the frequent rapidity with which percussive music sprang from within my chin.
By Robert Pettus4 years ago in Horror







