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The Human Death Of Ghost
ON The Story Hospital Ghost Dead bodies killing Part - One : Who Is my Bed ? A father went to say good night to his seven year old son, very well knowing that if he didn’t his son would have trouble sleeping. It was a nightly routine between them. He entered the dimly lit room where his son waited under his blanket. With the first glance the father could tell there was something unusual about his son tonight, but couldn’t put his finger on it. He looked the same but had a grin that drew from ear to ear.
By johncy rani4 years ago in Horror
Horror: "The Woods: A Tale of Terror"
A group of five friends, JESSICA, MARK, KAREN, TAYLOR, and DAVID, are hiking through a dense forest. They are all laughing and chatting, enjoying their weekend trip.
By Dhivya4 years ago in Horror
The Haunted Doll - This is a true story!!
Haunted dolls are a staple in horror movies and scary stories, with their creepy porcelain faces and lifelike features sending shivers down the spines of many. However, in recent years, modern children's toys have also become a subject of paranormal encounters, with the most notable example being the Disney Frozen Elsa doll that seemingly became haunted in the Houston area.
By Arivu4 years ago in Horror
'THE LAST OF US'
1. It's Inspired by a Video Game With a few exceptions (the Tomb Raider franchise comes to mind), video game adaptations do not do well. This one, on the other hand, appears to be unique. The Last Of Us is a taut adaptation that stays faithful to the video game of the same name.
By WHB KHN4 years ago in Horror
The Axe Murder House - This is a true story!!
Prologue: The Villisca Axe Murder House in Villisca, Iowa has a notorious reputation as a tourist attraction for those interested in the paranormal and true crime. The house's dark and gruesome history dates back to 1912 when six children and two adults were brutally murdered with an axe. Despite the unsolved crime, the house was restored and opened to the public in 1994. However, in 2014, a shocking incident occurred that added to the house's already haunted reputation.
By Arivu4 years ago in Horror
American Horror Story: Hotel
Subtitle 1: The Hotel Cortez The story of American Horror Story: Hotel begins at the Hotel Cortez, a luxurious hotel located in Los Angeles. The hotel is owned by the glamorous and enigmatic Roseline, also known as the Countess. The hotel is also home to a variety of strange and dangerous guests, including the hotel employee Sam and his family.The first subtitle of American Horror Story: Hotel is "The Hotel Cortez." This refers to the setting of the season, which takes place in a luxurious hotel in Los Angeles called the Hotel Cortez. The hotel is owned by the Countess, also known as Roseline, a glamorous and mysterious woman who has lived for centuries by drinking the blood of others.
By Kumaran R4 years ago in Horror
the shadow on the stair
the story It was a cold winter night, and Emily was sitting in her living room, staring at the fireplace. The logs crackled and popped as she tried to get warm, but she couldn't shake the feeling that she was being watched. She glanced up at the staircase and saw a dark shadowy figure standing at the top of the stairs. It was too dark to see its face, but she could feel its presence.
By velan4 years ago in Horror
Doctor Winters Forgetfulness Clinic-My Uncle Trapped a Demon
"Mr. Pate, how are you today?" The man sitting across from her looked like he was doing quite poorly. Calling him a man might have been generous, Dr. Winter saw. He was a large teen, probably still in high school, but his face bore the look worn by inmates on death row. Though filled with melancholy, he had none of the trappings that usually accompanied children in their late teens. His arms bore none of the self-harm scars Winter usually found. He wasn't festooned in dark colors or piercings, and even his haircut was unassuming.
By Joshua Campbell4 years ago in Horror
Rain. Content Warning.
Content Warning: Cosmic horror, tentacles. A wind had blown in from the sea in the night and brought with it storm clouds that closed over the city with the finality of a coffin lid. Rain waited patiently to fall, the upturned faces of the people scurrying from cover to cover waited anxiously for it, hoping that it would hold off just long enough. One upturned face in particular bit her lip and tried to guess exactly when the clouds would decide to let their load go.
By Alexander McEvoy4 years ago in Horror
The Owls are Not What They Seem
I wrote this article a few years ago, but I think it is time I revisited this topic. Owls have always been one of my favorite birds, so when I learned that they have some connection with aliens and the supernatural, well, I had to dig my heels in. This is what I found.
By Jen Chichester4 years ago in Horror
The Ride Home
“She was drowning. She thrashed violently against the waves like an animal, but Step-Dad wouldn’t let go. Eventually, the screams stopped and he turned his attention to me. My body was shaking as if an earthquake was happening, his footstep felt that way. He grabbed me by my shirt, I couldn’t resist, my mind had shut down.”
By Blankmarks4 years ago in Horror
‘Cocaine Bear’ Movie Review
Based (rather loosely) on a true story from 1985, Cocaine Bear is about a bear that eats several duffel bags filled with, well, cocaine that had been dropped out of an airplane into the forest below before two drug runners (Alden Ehrenreich, O’Shea Jackson Jr.) can retrieve it for their boss, notorious drug kingpin Syd White (Ray Liotta). When two kids, Dee Dee (Brooklynn Prince) and Henry (Christian Convery), encounter said bear, Dee Dee’s mom (Keri Russell) ventures into the woods to look for them, along with Ranger Liz (Margo Martindale) and environmentalist Peter (Jesse Tyler Ferguson).
By Will Lasley4 years ago in Horror