psychological
Mind games taken way too far; explore the disturbing genre of psychological thrillers that make us question our perception of sanity and reality.
The thing in the window.
Once told me that there was a reason for everything. No matter what happened to me, it was all part of the grand scheme of things. I've only ever heard people say that about bad things, and in my particular case the bad thing was Insomnia. For months I had either not slept or hardly slept at all. I would spend the night lying awake staring at the ceiling. I would fall asleep in the office and lag behind in everything I did. Then, one day, I began to grow comfortable in the dark and solace of the night.
Shamshath BegamPublished 2 months ago in Horror3 True Disturbing Neighbor Horror Stories
The Silent Neighbor In the heart of a quiet suburb, nestled among cheerful homes, there stood one house that cast a pall of darkness over the entire street. It was a modest bungalow with faded paint and overgrown bushes, but there was something about it that sent shivers down my spine
Mehidi HasanPublished 2 months ago in HorrorThe Midnight Delivery
It was a night like any other, or so I thought as I set out on my delivery route from the pizza place where I worked. The clock ticked past midnight as I drove down dark, winding roads, the glow of the dashboard casting eerie shadows in the car. A delivery had come through—an order for four large pies, destined for a remote address deep in the heart of the forest.
Siham FaouziPublished 2 months ago in HorrorThe Solder Mystery
It’s Christmas Eve in 1945, George Solder and his wife Jenny are at their Cozy home in faille West Virginia, celebrating the holiday with nine of their 10 kids. Their oldest daughter makes the night even more special bringing extra gifts for her younger siblings, ‘good night kids’ said the couple as they head to bed around 10:00 but had a second thought to let the kids stay up late to enjoy their new toys, little did they know that very moment is the last time their whole family will be together at half midnight. The phone rings waking Jenny and rushes downstairs to answer it, an unfamiliar female voice is on the other end and a creepy laughter emerges in the background. Jenny responds, ‘Please you dialed the wrong number’ and quickly hangs up, on her way back to bed she closes the curtains, locks the door and turns out the lights. She glances at her oldest daughter who is peacefully sleeping on the living room couch so Jenny thinks to herself that the kids must be upstairs in bed. It’s 1:30 am in the morning and Jenny wakes up once more but this time a thick smoke creeps into her room, Jenny and her husband rush out of the room only to find flames everywhere despite being completely shocked by the tragic scene, the couple and four of their kids managed to escape but the other five kids are trapped inside the house.
Kobby GyamfiPublished 2 months ago in HorrorLight Switch
My brain constantly terrorizes me, holding me hostage to my own imagination. The images it shows me teeter between make believe and reality. Even when I take a breath and tell myself it’s fake, my body and my nerves react. Sometimes I jump, sometimes I hide, sometimes I scream or call for my partner. The odd thing is, I know they are fake. I always know what is real and what is fake, but it doesn’t change the fact that I see and feel the horrific images from my brain.
Anjolene BozemanPublished 2 months ago in Horror- Top Story - March 2024
Backyard Skulls
February 2007 His blade slices through the fleshy parts with ease. It’s graceful, disgusting but graceful. How he holds that carved handle with equal parts purpose and delicacy, as if he’s painting a rummage sale art piece to hang over a fireplace.
Christy MunsonPublished 2 months ago in Horror Reality Exposed About The Mysterious Object
December first, 2022. Fredonia, Wisconsin. It's not long before 11 p.m. what's more, subsequent to working a drawn out day, Ken B. is out for a walk. So I was strolling outside, it's actual dim. We don't have streetlamps or any such thing nearby. Out of nowhere, something runs above Ken in the night sky. So he takes out his wireless and catches this. A gathering of four lights immediately streaked across the sky. They showed up from behind me, went across the sky, you could see somewhat glimmer of light just before they vanish. Then five additional lights moving somewhat more leisurely make a similar frightening movement. It was somewhat of a frightening encounter. I'd mess with you in the event that I said it wasn't. The next night, Chris Nowak is 40 miles south in Greenfield, Wisconsin, where he keeps these baffling lights overhead.
Ahmad RiazPublished 2 months ago in HorrorThe Garage
It doesn’t matter if it’s day or night; something about that quiet, stiff-aired box haunts me. The heavy door, the flickering lights, the way you can hear a hum of electricity that circles and surrounds you with no explanation.
Anjolene BozemanPublished 2 months ago in HorrorThe Crawling Dark
At first, we thought they were spiders. The basement was cold and dark. It was almost a week after we moved in. We bothered to venture down the wooden staircase that we discovered on our first night in the house.
Bhangs CorporationPublished 2 months ago in HorrorJohn Carpenter's The Thing: Mystery Finally Solved
John Carpenter’s The Thing remains one of the most highly respected in its genre, all thanks to the director’s perfect execution when making it. Carpenter constructed his masterpiece to have ideal pacing as the plot unfolded, feature a cast to rival any other of the time, and pioneered moviemaking techniques that became industry standard. Then, to top things off, Carpenter included a psychological element that made his sci-fi thriller worth watching again and again.
Tales of Tinder Terror: A Trio of Terrifying Encounters
Chapter 1: A Nightmarish Tinder Date The wind whispered eerie secrets through the empty streets as Jen ventured out for her Tinder rendezvous. Her heart pounded with anticipation, but little did she know, she was about to step into a nightmare.
Siham FaouziPublished 2 months ago in HorrorTales of Online Intrigue: A Collection of Social Media Encounters
1. The Mirage of Miranda In the bustling world of social media, connections are made with a mere click. For some, like our protagonist, the allure of meeting new people is irresistible, even if it comes with its own set of risks.
Siham FaouziPublished 2 months ago in Horror