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 Shadow Weaver
It began with a thread. A single, dark strand of silk strung across my bedroom doorway. I thought nothing of it at first, brushing it aside as I left for work. By the time I returned that evening, the thread had multiplied—dozens of them crisscrossing my hallway like an intricate web.
By Maya2 years ago in Horror
The Mirror’s Edge
It was supposed to be a simple heirloom, passed down from my grandmother—an ornate mirror with a gilded frame, intricate carvings of vines and flowers twisting along its edges. It had hung in her hallway for decades, always pristine despite its age. She had always warned us, half-joking, “Be careful what you see in this mirror; it might see you too.”
By Maya2 years ago in Horror
The Real Haunted Story Of Blickling Hall
When it was first acquired, Blickling Hall was held by Sir John Fastoff of Keister. He became a wealthy individual as a result of the 100 years war and his coat of arms is still on display in the hall to this day as a result of his ownership. Which lasted from 1380 to 1459. Lickling was acquired by the Boleyn family and served as the residence of Sir Thomas Bollen and his wife Elizabeth. From 1499 to 1505.
By TheNaeth2 years ago in Horror
The Real Haunted Story Of Samlesbury Hall
Around 1425, the Southworths built Samlesbury Hall Sir Thomas Southworth. Much of what we see today. Knighted for his wartime service against Scotland, he often broke the law.
By TheNaeth2 years ago in Horror
The Real Haunted Story Of Tower Of London
The Tower of London, magnificently on the north Bank of the Thames in London, holds centuries of history. Today, Beefeaters, Yeoman Waters and the Crown jewels, including the Orb and Scepter, are on display.
By TheNaeth2 years ago in Horror
The Real Haunted Story Of Aston Hall
All the way up to the year 1817, the Holte family was the owner of Aston Hall. Following that, it was acquired by the City of Birmingham, which continues to be the owner of the land even to this day. Prior to that, it was owned by a number of affluent families. Since that time, Aston Hall has been transformed into a museum and given a new function.
By TheNaeth2 years ago in Horror
The Real Haunted Story Of Ancient Ram Inn
Historic Watton under Edge is a tiny English hamlet around 40 minutes from Bristol, and its oldest structure, the ancient Ram Inn, is sometimes referred to be the most haunted property in Britain.
By TheNaeth2 years ago in Horror
The Real Haunted Story Of Buckland Abbey
Buckland Abbey was established as a Cistercian Abbey in 1278, last erected in medieval England and Wales over 250 years, monks cultivated the largest state.
By TheNaeth2 years ago in Horror
The Real Haunted Story Of Pluckey Village
Pluckley is amid lovely Kent countryside, a short distance from London. Included it since it is the most haunted hamlet in England and a beautiful spot that was used in the TV series The Darling Buds of May.
By TheNaeth2 years ago in Horror
Reparative Pal Program Two
The next time that I woke up, I was laying on my back on a bed. Or what could somewhat pass itself as a bed. It was a small, hard, piece of foam that someone laid on the floor. There didn’t seem to be a bed frame under it. One that was really, really hurting my back to lay on. Slowly I start to sit up and take stock of my surroundings. The walls were a bright white color that initially hurt my eyes to look at because of the lighting. My eyes take a second to adjust as I notice the number of cameras in the room. From what I counted there were at least four of them in each corner of the room. Sort of like what you would see in a movie.
By Raphael Fontenelle2 years ago in Horror
The Mystery of Slender Man: Is it Real or Not?
The Slender Man phenomenon has been under debate and discussion on the internet for over a decade. This has resulted in debates, discussions, and even real-life events that blur the line between fiction and reality. The mysterious figure in the tall, faceless man in a black suit has often been portrayed as otherworldly, causing harm to anyone of those meeting him. But is Slender Man real, or rather a product of collective imagination? The answer lies in the bowels of internet folklore.
By soman Goswami2 years ago in Horror
Shadows in the Forest - I
Eldmere, Finland "Äiti, why can't we go into the woods once more?" a little seven-year-old boy inquires, voice inquisitive, as he gets into bed. He pulls his covers over him as he lays down. The boy's mother gives him a little grin and makes a difference him settle in. The moonlight casts a delicate shine through the window.
By Shams Says2 years ago in Horror