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Monsters and horror go hand in hand; explore horrific creatures, beasts and hairy scaries like Freddy Krueger, Frankenstein and far beyond.

The Lost Boys
The Lost Boys is a teen vampire cult classic from 1987—a time when I was around eleven years old—that features the undead equivalent of a bad blood-sucking glam metal band (is there any other kind?) wandering around a California surfside town and eating Chinese food. Yeah, Bela didn’t even drink wine, keep in mind.
By Tom Bakerabout a year ago in Horror
I Found a Letter Hidden in My Wall. It Was From a Dead Woman
I never planned to tear down the wall in my grandmother’s house. The house, a weathered Victorian on the edge of town, had stood like a silent witness to generations of stories, arguments, holidays, and deaths. When she passed, the house was left to me—still full of her things, and her secrets.
By Aminullahabout a year ago in Horror
The Town That Vanished Overnight
What if one day, an entire town just… disappeared? No goodbye. No sign of struggle. Just silence. In the snowy wilderness of Canada lies one of the creepiest unsolved mysteries in North American history—a haunting legend that continues to baffle investigators, conspiracy theorists, and horror fans alike. Welcome to Lake Anjikuni, a place tied to one of the eeriest disappearances ever recorded. This is not fiction. This is a real story. And it’s scarier than most horror movies you've ever watched.
By Haroon Bahramzaiabout a year ago in Horror
Room 213
1. The Hotel It wasn’t the kind of place you’d notice. The Crestwood Inn was just off the highway—old, three stories, faded beige paint clinging to the wood panels. It looked like it hadn’t seen a renovation in two decades. But it was cheap, and that’s what Matt needed.
By Shahidul islamabout a year ago in Horror
The Whispers Beneath the Floor
There’s a house on the edge of Millersfield that no one talks about—not out loud, anyway. People cross the street when walking past it. Children are told to never go near. Teenagers dare each other to touch its front steps, but no one stays long. For years, the house has sat silent, its windows black, its yard choked by weeds, and its wooden boards rotting away like a forgotten memory. But if the house was truly forgotten, why did people still hear whispers coming from beneath the floor?
By Shahidul islamabout a year ago in Horror
What remains of celeste. Content Warning.
Adeline was a just a Tanner, once. Now, she was a master leathersmith—renowned across continents for the leather bags she crafted with a precision few could rival. But her true mastery lay not only in the craftsmanship, but in the very skin she produced herself.
By E. hasanabout a year ago in Horror
I Cheated On My Husband With a Ghost
By: Adnan Ali This isn’t a metaphor. I cheated on my husband with a ghost. Not a “ghosted me on Tinder” type. Not a memory or a figment of imagination. I mean a real, flickering shadow of someone who once lived and who, somehow, refused to leave.
By Aliabout a year ago in Horror
The One Knock
Sundown Hills—a quiet, small American town where Halloween means brightly lit houses, candy canes, and the sound of children laughing. But on one corner of town, there is an old house that is pitch black on Halloween night.
By Nafiz Hossainabout a year ago in Horror
"When the Sundarbans becomes a nightmare "
Sundarbans, the largest mangrove forest in the world. Declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1997.60% of the total area of the Sundarbans is located in Bangladesh and 40% in India. The south-western part of Bangladesh has immense natural resources. The forest is home to thousands of animals including Royal Bengal tiger, Chitra deer, crocodiles, Dolphins. For thousands of years, this forest has served as a source of livelihood for the local people and protection from natural disasters. But this Sundarbans is becoming a nightmare for many today. The balance of the Sundarbans is severely disturbed today due to unplanned human activities, climate change, deforestation and natural disasters.
By HK Harositabout a year ago in Horror
My Airbnb Had One Rule: ‘Never Open the Closet at Night’—I Wish I’d Listened
Let me start by saying I’m not an idiot. At least, I thought I wasn’t. But when I booked that Airbnb in the Colorado mountains last winter, I ignored the single bolded sentence in the house rules:
By Opheliaabout a year ago in Horror
The House of Shadows
It was about 11 PM when Sohan stood alone before the ancient tin-roofed house at the distant conclusion of the town. The moon hung within the sky, showering everything in a cold, pale light. The wind whispered through the tall grass, and the trees encompassing the place creaked as if attempting to caution him. But Sohan wasn't a man to accept in phantom stories.
By MD. zahid prantoabout a year ago in Horror
Some people don't believe it, is it true or is it just a mistake in people's minds? Please comment and let me know.
(One Night's Story) The drought has been going on for a long time, the canals have dried up, the trees are drying up all around, people's cows and goats are dying due to lack of grass.... Shiuli's two cows have died, they are suffering from lack of food. Their father used to catch fish in the canal and sell them in the market, but there are no clouds, the canal has dried up. Their house is not near the food at night. The younger brother is crying because of hunger. Shiuli is sitting with her mother in her arms. Sheuli does all the work. The father goes fishing. But because of the lack of clouds for a long time, everything has become chaotic. It is 10 o'clock at night and his father is not coming. The younger brother is crying. A house alone. At the call of Maghrib, Shiuli's father always comes. He never lets them be alone at night. But what happened today? He has not seen his father. Today, suddenly the wind started blowing. Shiuli is sitting near the door. The wind is blowing outside. Shiuli's hair is flying. A beautiful scene has emerged in the light of the hurricane. Suddenly, I saw my father coming from afar, with a market bag in his hand. A smile on his father's face. He brought a big fish. Rice. This is it. Where did my father get the money? I am sitting in the market today feeling sad. I don't know what to do. Then a customer came to me. When the fish was being sold. He used to take fish all the time,,,,, He took a lot of fish, when he saw me he said what's up Mia you can't be seen now,,, I came to the market looking for you but I can't find you anywhere,,,,,,, I asked people who they were but someone said you have given up this business now,,,,,,,, what is the truth you have not given up
By Ratul Shrikhabout a year ago in Horror