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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.

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By Sara Wilson6 months ago in Horror
The Bauman Story
This isn’t a ghost story per se. It isn’t folklore passed down through generations. This is something President Roosevelt claimed was told to him directly by a man named Bauman. A seasoned hunter and trapper who had spent years in the unforgiving wilderness of the American frontier.
By Veil of Shadows6 months ago in Horror
The Glass Throat
The wind didn’t blow at Blackwood Reach; it leaned. It pressed against the cedar-shingle outside walls of the house with a heavy, atmospheric weight, as if trying to flatten the structure back into the rocky cliffside.
By Meko James 6 months ago in Horror
The Third Witness
The night was too quiet. Not the peaceful kind of quiet. The kind that presses against your ears… like the world is holding its breath.
By imtiazalam6 months ago in Horror
The Lizard Man of Scape Ore Swamp
This story takes us to the humid, shadow-drenched backroads near Bishopville, where the air hangs thick and the swamp water barely moves. A place where sound travels strangely. And where, in the summer of 1988, something emerged from the darkness that no one could explain.
By Veil of Shadows6 months ago in Horror
The Night Visitor . AI-Generated.
Roy was shipping his tea in the morning, still thinking about the incident happened the previous night. The first knock came around 12.30 mid night, jolting him awake with a sudden shock. He thought that it was his imagination.
By Thiru6 months ago in Horror
I Eat Your Skin
Some flicks have titles that perfectly fit the film they're titling. Night of the Living Dead, for instance. You hear that title, you immediately know exactly what kind of film will be following the opening credits. And brother, did that particular drive-in cult classic pay off in gory dividends! What other film of that era featured a whole friggin' cannibal holocaust, a butchered barbecue, in the literal sense, of two of the main characters after they get sizzled in a pick-up truck trying to escape from half-nekkid resurrected undead girls with large, pasty white 1969 derrieres?
By Tom Baker6 months ago in Horror
Tales from the Crypt
With Joan Collins, Roy Dotrice, Patrick McGee, Peter Cushing, and Sir Ralph Richardson, there is no possible way you couldn't love the resultant picture featuring such an ensemble cast.
By Tom Baker6 months ago in Horror
The Beast of Bray Road
There are roads you take to get somewhere. And then there are roads that seem to take you through the dark, mile by quiet mile, until something at the edge of your headlights makes you wish you'd chosen another route. Bray Road is one of those roads.
By Veil of Shadows6 months ago in Horror
I Was a Housekeeper in a Luxury Skyscraper: The Residents Are Hiding a Terrifying Secret
If you ever see a Craigslist ad for a live-in housekeeper at a luxury high-rise offering triple the market rate, keep scrolling.
By The Glitch Archive6 months ago in Horror
7 HEADS IN THE ABANDONED HOUSE AND THE CANNIBAL FEAST
A gruesome and unprecedented case in an abandoned house in the suburbs, where a horrifying secret is hidden. A seemingly innocent suspect conceals a terrifying truth behind a calm face. Strange traces, victims who vanished without a trace, and a killer who always seems one step ahead of the police. Behind every crime there is a plan, but what caused the villain to make a mistake this time? A case that is not simply a crime, but a story that haunts to the very core.
By HieuDinh6 months ago in Horror
Beyond the Creepy pasta
1. Introduction: The Lure of the Macabre The "Russian Sleep Experiment" remains the most resilient urban legend of the digital age. It depicts a 1940s Soviet research facility where five prisoners, fueled by an experimental stimulant gas, allegedly endured fifteen days of wakefulness, eventually descending into a cannibalistic frenzy. The narrative concludes with subjects eviscerating themselves while pleading for more of the chemical agent, claiming to represent the "madness" inherent in the human soul.
By HearthMen6 months ago in Horror