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11 scariest places in the world. Content Warning.
1. Manchac Marsh The gloomy atmosphere, mass graves, ferocious American alligators as well as ghostly shaped tree trunks are the characteristics that make Manchac Swamp in Louisiana known as one of the scariest places in the world.
By Ken Daklak2 years ago in Horror
World famous ghost photos
1. Girl sitting on the grave In 1991, the photo "Girl sitting on the grave" appeared in a series of American newspapers, including the prestigious newspapers Chicago Sun-Times and National Examiner, as proof of the mysterious existence of a mysterious world. surreal spiritual world.
By Ken Daklak2 years ago in Horror
Chilling 13 true stories scarier than horror movies
A 17-month-old baby biting a poisonous snake to death, mysterious human blood in a playhouse, a dead person coming back to life, a man with two faces,... are scary and mysterious true stories. After reading this, you will definitely believe that movies are never as scary as real life.
By Ken Daklak2 years ago in Horror
“No Turning Back ”
Norman, a man with a pathological compulsion to keep going forward, is driving on a desolate stretch of open road. He is reminded of a news story about arrows painted on the road leading to a dead body, and the idea of cults and cannibals among the trees. He wonders if there is a town in this direction, but he continues forward, driven by the gas needle.
By Kamran Alam2 years ago in Horror
Asleep & Dreaming In Watsonville
The narrator is getting too old for his gray beard and fights for it. He fought a gangster for cigarettes behind the overflowing dumpster of an old mini-mart, and he swung hard to smoke. He broke his knuckle and pushed him into the pile of shit. He stomped down on his broken face, cut open, and felt the iron taste of blood in his mouth. He almost got comfortable with the tearing bags and fluffy-like pillows. Eyelids got heavy, and he wish for a drink more than anything now.
By Kamran Alam2 years ago in Horror
Reed Alexander's Horror Review of Alien: Covenant (2017)
So, in my review of Prometheus (2012), I mentioned that it was a terrible Alien (1979) origin story. It could have seriously been a good story all on its own, but it stepped into a franchise it had no business being a part of. Alien: Covenant (2017), was the origin story the franchise deserved. Sure, it had the same life-creating, spontaneously mutating, terraforming virus, but it honestly didn't even have to be directly linked to Prometheus. A scientific experiment, of alien origins, gone wrong, is already a great fucking plot. We didn't even need David from Prometheus to be a part of it, it could have been anything, including one of the "Navigator's" species biological research lab. You could have flat-out started from scratch and in no way linked it to Prometheus. Hell, they probably shouldn't have linked it to Prometheus, considering what a franchise letdown that turned out to be.
By Reed Alexander2 years ago in Horror
The Watcher in the Garden.
It happened again last night - the recurring nightmare that never fails to haunt me. I was floating, like a ghost, watching my younger self having a picnic under the old apple tree in our backyard garden. Miniature me looked so carefree, not knowing the terrors that lurked in the future.
By Tanya Doolin2 years ago in Horror
Black Fog
The atmosphere seems to have warmed up a bit, but the thick fog is beginning to creep into the town. Initially, it was just wisps of mist floating in the air, but it gradually thickened, quickly enveloping every tree branch, blade of grass, and even the houses. Down at the foot of the mountain, faint amidst the mist, was the flickering glow of a fire from a house. In front of the house, the gate had collapsed from being hit by a large container truck.
By Thông Phạm2 years ago in Horror
