psychological

Mind games taken way too far; explore the disturbing genre of psychological thrillers that make us question our perception of sanity and reality.

Someone keeps texting me “Hide and Seek?” I wish I hadn’t ignored it.
I received the first message three days ago. I was on my break at work, and I got a text notification. It was odd, it was from an unknown number. Normally I ignored those sorts of messages, spammers and the like usually showed up with those types of auto texts. But this one was different. It was so strange because no number showed up at all, just the message,
By sagar dhitalabout a year ago in Horror
Someone keeps texting me “Hide and Seek?” I wish I hadn’t ignored it.
I received the first message three days ago. I was on my break at work, and I got a text notification. It was odd, it was from an unknown number. Normally I ignored those sorts of messages, spammers and the like usually showed up with those types of auto texts. But this one was different. It was so strange because no number showed up at all, just the message,
By sagar dhitalabout a year ago in Horror
Dracula's Daughter
The first lesbian vampire movie in history, Dracula's Daughter, is the story of Dracula's daughter Countess Zaleska, who is this ravishing undead MILF that undoubtedly goes both ways, at the very least. You wouldn't blame her either, as her personal Renfield, "Sandor" (Irving Pichel), is a dude with his slicked-down hair parted tightly in the middle that looks like the off-brand Colin Clive, just with a heavier build and a more prominent jawline.
By Tom Bakerabout a year ago in Horror
The Woman in the Play
--- Charlotte was nervous about having all eyes on her for once. She was always the backup actress, with one or two lines. This time, she would be the star. She had been waiting for this moment all her life, but it was hard to ignore the nerves building up within her.
By Emy Quinnabout a year ago in Horror
As I Walk Through the Shadows
WELCOME! I am truly grateful for all of my readers. You help me to heal through this journey. THANK YOU ALL! The mob knocks—not just at the door, but inside the mind. As I Walk Through the Shadows fragments the line between memory and distortion, survival and control. This entry captures the coded language of initiation—“orphans,” “misfits,” “ROCA baby”—shaped by an unspoken system, tested by chaos. Glitches in the feed mirror fractures in thought. The pressure isn’t outside anymore; it’s crawling under the skin. As the protagonist confronts identity, authority, and the erasure of clarity, questions begin to echo: Who attacked? Who thinks? Who watches? Each line pulses like static from a corrupted screen, revealing flashes of pain, reflection, and resistance. This isn’t a cry for help—it’s a coded transmission. And only those who can read between the static will understand the weight behind the silence.
By Jasper Blackwoodabout a year ago in Horror
when fear comes off
My sister has always had a soft heart. Soft as sweetbread. She cried after the old woman, despite everything. Maybe because of everything. I remember holding her as she wept, both of us covered in soot, her fingers scalded from holding shut the oven door.
By sheikh Tanemabout a year ago in Horror
The Silent Gospel of Drowned Saints : A Town That Fed Its People to the Water
Season 1 THE BAPTISM LEDGER The Night of 107 Souls June 1903 wasn't the first baptism. The church records burned in 1898 revealed:
By Tales That Breathe at Nightabout a year ago in Horror
ONE FRIGHTENING NIGHT IN KAZAKHSTAN
Every summer I would visit my grandmother in Kurchatov—a former military town lost in the Kazakh steppe. Empty five-story buildings with broken windows, rusty playgrounds, roads disappearing into the darkness. A place as if stuck in time.
By sagar dhitalabout a year ago in Horror
The Violet Hour
The clock within the derelict Langford Estate hit seven as the first sound of a music box drifted down the decaying corridors. No human dwelled there for more than eighty years—at least, not anyone who still breathed.
By Muhammad Sohailabout a year ago in Horror
The Cat That Watched the Walls
Chapter 1: The New Home The Patel family moved into the old countryside house with excitement and hope. After years of cramped city living, the open spaces and silence seemed like a dream. The rent was suspiciously cheap, but they brushed it off.
By Kevin Hudsonabout a year ago in Horror
A Light in the Attic at Midnight
Title: A Light in the Attic at Midnight Every small town has its legends. In Evermere, the Wilkins House stood at the heart of every whispered tale. Deserted for over three decades, the rotting Victorian mansion on the hill loomed like a corpse among the living. Kids dared each other to get close, teens carved initials into its flaking porch, and the older folks warned everyone to stay away. But the most chilling thing? Every midnight, a light flickered to life in the attic.
By Sarwar Zebabout a year ago in Horror
Thailand’s Most Haunted Island: The Chilling Secrets of Koh Kham Noi
The Haunted History and Paranormal Evidence of Koh Kham Noi (Ghost Island), Thailand Situated in the Gulf of Thailand, Koh Kham Noi or Ghost Island is one of the country's most infamous haunted places. Its spooky past comes from a dark history, tragic legends, and scores of eyewitness testimony of paranormal activity. Local people and travelers alike have had frightful encounters, making it a blacklisted destination among thrill-seekers and ghost hunters.
By Kyrol Mojikalabout a year ago in Horror