halloween

Get into the Halloween spirit; all about trick or treating, spooky costumes, Halloween decorations and haunted houses for October 31st and all year round.

Ghost World👻
A long time ago, a girl named Yanam lived in a village. Like the last time, this time too a terrible epidemic spread in the village. In the last epidemic, Yanams mother, sister, brother and grandmother died. The epidemic before that killed her grandparents, uncles, aunts and their children. Now only Yanam and her father were left in the family. But this epidemic did not spare her father either. This little soul was deeply hurt by the death of her father. Yanam loved her father very much, she was her fathers beloved princess. Her father also used to sacrifice his life for her. Yanam suffered a deep mental shock due to the untimely separation from her father.
By Nikita Angelabout a year ago in Horror
Unleashing the Future of Visual Storytelling:. AI-Generated.
In today's fast-changing world of visual storytelling, Karyahub Studios leads the pack, providing state-of-the-art VFX services that turn creative ideas into rich realities. With the need for high-end visual effects accelerating in industries ranging from film and television to gaming and virtual reality, Karyahub's focus on innovation and excellence makes it the industry leader in VFX services.
By internal projectsabout a year ago in Horror
"The Man in the Window: A True Urban Nightmare". AI-Generated.
In 2002, a woman named Annie Andrews moved into a modest house in Rockland, Massachusetts with her two daughters. After losing her husband in a car accident, Annie hoped for a fresh start. But what followed was the kind of horror no one could have imagined—one that still chills the town to this day.
By Sharmin Akterabout a year ago in Horror
Ghost Estuary Friend. AI-Generated.
Ghost Estuary Friend ‎I and a friend of mine are together all day long. One day my friend sent me a message at night and said, "Friend, you are a bride, come to the market for a while." I said, "You are coming in 2 minutes." It was night.9:00 I went to my friend. My friend said I am opening a Facebook page with scary scary videos of ghosts. ‎To make. I said okay. My friend said I will make a video. I said I will make a video now. He said yes I will make it now. I said okay let's go then where are we going. After that a terrible ‎. ‎Jaigai took a lot of trees there. I made the video with a lot of difficulty, then I came home, edited the video with two friends, and then uploaded the video. I watched the video 2 days later. ‎ ‎It has gone viral. 2 lakh beauties are wearing the video. We are both very happy. I said let's make a video today too. When it was 10 pm, I went to make a video again. I kept making the video until 1 am. ‎ ‎gone. And we went far into the forest. My friend is telling me that my friend is very afraid of me. I said what are you afraid of? But ‎I knew how terrible that night was for me. When we were walking, I saw that my friend was not with me. I was very scared. Later, my friend came back again. I thought he was joking. I looked around but couldn't find him. Then I sat down under a tree. And now I'm talking about ‎ ‎What should I do, I can't even live without my friend. Later I thought, no matter what, I have to find my friend. Later, I was walking and walking, when I turned around, I saw someone standing behind me. ‎ ‎
By Md Sayeemabout a year ago in Horror
The Curse of Willow Creek
Willow Creek, Oregon, is an obscure mountain town. The houses here are made of wood, and the streetlights cast shadows. The town is so small that it can't be found on Google Maps. Yet every year on Halloween night, a mysterious event takes place in this town.
By Nafiz Hossainabout a year ago in Horror
Shadow of the Raven Fog
Raven Fog was one of those strange mountain villages that were hidden in the foothills of the White Mountains in northern Massachusetts, as if they were a secret. The village was not named on maps, but the locals knew – “You’ll get lost if you go that way.” The old people said that no one who went to Raven Fog ever came back, and if they did, they were no longer ‘human’.
By Nafiz Hossainabout a year ago in Horror
The Cursed Doll. Content Warning. AI-Generated.
In the dim corner of an abandoned Victorian house lies a doll with hollow eyes, a cracked porcelain face, and a faded dress that whispers of forgotten times. To most, it’s just a discarded toy. But to those who know the legend, this doll is a vessel of darkness, a cursed artifact that brings death and despair to whoever dares awaken it. This is the tale of the cursed doll — a story steeped in mystery, fear, and supernatural horror.
By RIDOY AHAMMEDabout a year ago in Horror
"Bird Box" by Josh Malerman
The wind moved gently through the trees, rustling the dry leaves like whispers of ghosts. Mallory knelt by the edge of the river, her ears tuned to every crack of a twig, every flutter of a bird’s wing. The blindfold over her eyes was tied tight—so tight her temples throbbed—but she didn’t dare loosen it. Not here. Not now.
By Jawad Khanabout a year ago in Horror
THE 7th FLOOR. AI-Generated.
No one lived on the 7th floor of the Palemore Hostel. Not officially.The building, an old stone colonial relic in the heart of Kolkata, had seven floors — but only six were listed. Students joked the 7th was haunted. The elevator skipped it, and the stairwell ended with a rusted gate welded shut long ago.
By jasmeen kaurabout a year ago in Horror
A Tale of Horror and Survival
Barron, Wisconsin, was a peaceful small town of fewer than 4,000 residents, the kind of place where everyone knew each other and crime was rare. That peace was shattered on the night of October 15, 2018, when tragedy struck the Closs household in a way no one could have imagined. At around 12:53 a.m., a 911 call came from the Closs residence. No one spoke on the line, but commotion and yelling could be heard. By the time deputies arrived, they found the front door kicked in and a horrifying scene inside: James Closs, 56, and Denise Closs, 46, had both been shot dead. Their 13-year-old daughter, Jayme Closs, was missing. There was no sign of forced entry beyond the door, no fingerprints, no shell casings left behind. It seemed like a professional hit, but who would want to hurt a quiet, hardworking family? The community rallied, holding vigils, fundraisers, and search parties. The FBI got involved. Billboards went up across the country with Jayme's face. For months, there were no credible leads. Theories ran wild — maybe it was someone from school, a stranger, or even a family acquaintance. But the truth was far more chilling. --- The Predator in Plain Sight The man responsible was Jake Thomas Patterson, a 21-year-old from the nearby town of Gordon, Wisconsin. He had no criminal record, no online presence, and was barely noticed by his neighbors. He didn’t know the Closs family, had never met them, and had no prior connection — except one fateful day. While driving to work at a cheese factory, Patterson stopped behind a school bus and saw Jayme Closs get on. In that fleeting moment, he decided he would take her. He didn’t know her name, her family, or anything about her life. He simply saw a girl and made a monstrous decision. He spent days planning the kidnapping meticulously. He shaved his head to avoid leaving DNA, removed license plates from his car, and chose the time of night to strike. On October 15, armed with a shotgun, he approached the Closs house in the dark. James Closs came to the door. Patterson shot him on sight. He then found Denise and Jayme hiding in the bathroom. Forcing Denise to duct-tape her daughter, he then murdered Denise in front of Jayme. He shoved the terrified 13-year-old into the trunk of his car and drove off. Jayme Closs had just lost her parents and was now a captive of a complete stranger. --- Eighty-Eight Days of Terror Patterson brought Jayme to his remote, rundown cabin in the woods. He told her that if she tried to escape, something worse would happen. He kept her under his bed for hours or even a full day at a time, barricaded with weights and boxes so she couldn’t move. He’d play loud music to mask any noise. When guests came, he’d force her to hide silently, threatening her each time. Despite the psychological torment, Jayme remained alert. She studied her surroundings, memorized details, and waited for a chance to escape. Her opportunity came 88 days later, on January 10, 2019. Patterson had left the house for a few hours, and for the first time, Jayme wasn’t locked up. Seizing her chance, she put on shoes that were too big for her and ran. She encountered a woman walking her dog — Jeanne Nutter, a social worker who immediately recognized Jayme and took her to a nearby home. The call to 911 was electric: “I have Jayme Closs!” It was the break authorities and her family had been praying for. --- Justice and Aftermath Just minutes after Jayme’s escape, Patterson was pulled over and arrested. He confessed almost immediately, describing the murders and kidnapping in chilling detail. He was charged with two counts of first-degree murder and one count of kidnapping. In May 2019, he pled guilty and was sentenced to two life sentences without parole, plus an additional 40 years. The judge described his crime as “the most dangerous kind” — premeditated, calculated, and devoid of empathy. Jayme Closs, meanwhile, became a symbol of strength. Despite her trauma, she was brave enough to escape and help bring her captor to justice. Her statement at Patterson’s sentencing shook the courtroom: “He thought that he could own me, but he was wrong. I was smarter. I watched his every move and I took back my freedom. I will not let him define who I am.” --- Impact and Legacy Jayme's case stunned the nation not only because of the brutality, but because of her resilience. Experts and law enforcement praised her courage and composure. Her escape remains one of the most remarkable stories of survival in modern American true crime. The case also raised serious questions about how someone with no prior offenses could carry out such an elaborate, horrific act. It highlighted the randomness of some crimes and the need for vigilance even in small communities. In the years since, Jayme has largely stayed out of the public eye, living with relatives and trying to heal. Her story has been featured in books, documentaries, and podcasts, but she has declined interviews, choosing privacy and peace over publicity. --- Conclusion The kidnapping of Jayme Closs is one of the most haunting true crime cases in American history. It’s a story of a cruel predator who planned a senseless act of violence — and a brave young girl who endured unspeakable terror but never gave up hope. In a world where many true crime stories end in tragedy, Jayme’s tale is one of rare survival and triumph. Her courage not only saved her own life but brought justice to her family — and a small town forever changed by evil.
By D A R Kabout a year ago in Horror
Ghost breeding
Enter the mysterious village Jhumjhumi village. The name sounds like part of a sweet childish rhyme, but the reality is quite different. The village, deep in the hills, has roads so narrow and impassable that no outsider has set foot in it for many years. Locals believe that there is another species of ghost living in this village along with humans. But not ordinary ghosts, they breed.
By MD. Tanvir Hossainabout a year ago in Horror
Camp Hounted
From a distance, The sign looks weathered, with a dark, silent atmosphere, and the faintest sounds that add to the spooky atmosphere of the place.
By junjunabout a year ago in Horror