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A Century-Old Home's Haunting Legacy. Content Warning.
The journey into homeownership is typically a joyous one, filled with the promise of creating a haven for a family. However, for you and your husband, the excitement of buying a house built in 1915 has been tinged with an unexpected and chilling turn of events. Paranormal activity, an unwelcome guest in the tapestry of your new home, began its ominous dance shortly after you moved in, turning ordinary moments into a series of unnerving experiences.
By Joswa Jeyaraj5 months ago in Horror
The Cursed Claws
In the ancient realm of Eldoria, nestled between towering mountains and ancient forests, a curse loomed over the land like an insidious shadow. Eldrakar the Cursed, a dragon of unspeakable malevolence, ruled over the kingdom with scales as black as midnight and eyes ablaze with an otherworldly flame. The legends spoke of its wrath, the relentless torment it unleashed upon the once-thriving villages, leaving naught but desolation in its wake.
By Godwin Kevin5 months ago in Horror
The Hunger
He laid there in the darkness, wishing he could at least close his eyes. But fear kept his eyes glued open, unwilling to close, even if it would prevent him from seeing the horror he knew he would soon witness. Taking measured breaths to try and calm his heart was of no use.
By Michael Barker5 months ago in Horror
Reed Alexander's Horror Review of 'Godzilla Minus One' (2023). Content Warning.
Godzilla was always supposed to be scary. The original Godzilla (1954) terrified people but today, Godzilla is synonymous with actors wrestling in rubber monster suits. When my father told me the original Godzilla scared the shit out of him as a kid, it seemed silly to me until I really thought about it. Godzilla is a metaphor for the atomic bomb. A huge, unstoppable, radioactive, walking disaster, reflected the powerlessness the Japanese people felt from the advent of the atomic bomb. Imagine being a person confronted by something so massive and unstoppable. All you can do is run and it might not make any difference. Godzilla isn't even trying to kill people, per se, it's just the outcome of its very existence. By simply existing it causes destruction and chaos. I talked about this a little bit in my review of Cloverfield (2008). We'd lost sight of what giant monsters are supposed to be about with the entire Kaiju Genre.
By Reed Alexander5 months ago in Horror
The Midnight Carnival. Content Warning.
n the quiet town of Ravenscroft, where the streets were usually empty after midnight, a mysterious carnival emerged in the moonlit darkness. Its arrival was whispered about among the locals, a clandestine gathering of the supernatural that materialized only when the clock struck twelve.
By Story Today5 months ago in Horror
Whispers of Ravenswood
In the small, isolated town of Ravenswood, nestled between dense forests and shadowy hills, lived a little boy named Oliver. He was an ordinary child with an extraordinary curiosity that often led him to explore the mysterious surroundings of his home. As the last rays of the sun disappeared beyond the horizon, casting long, eerie shadows, Oliver's adventures were about to take a dark turn.
By Fathima Faheema5 months ago in Horror
Harmony In The Dark. Content Warning.
Echoes of Despair In the quiet town of Crestwood, the Thompson family's idyllic life shatters when their youngest, Emily, mysteriously disappears during a routine family outing. Panic sets in as frantic searches yield no clues, and the once warm home becomes a hollow echo of grief.
By Scott Lewis5 months ago in Horror
The Memory Thief
Detective Alex Mercer stared at the small town, nestled between rolling hills and surrounded by dense forests. It seemed idyllic, but beneath the surface, something sinister was unfolding. People in this once tight-knit community were losing their memories, as if stolen by an unseen force.
By Lincoln VR5 months ago in Horror
The Silent Symphony
In the quiet corners of a small town nestled between rolling hills and lush meadows, there existed a phenomenon known only to a select few. The townspeople called it "The Silent Symphony," a mysterious occurrence that unfolded each night as the world slept. It was a secret melody played by an invisible orchestra, an ethereal performance that only a handful of souls had been fortunate enough to witness.
By Lincoln VR5 months ago in Horror
