psychological
Mind games taken way too far; explore the disturbing genre of psychological thrillers that make us question our perception of sanity and reality.
Hauntings at the Graveyard
All the neighborhood kids say this will be the best Halloween in years. The stores kept selling out of their candy, and the big decorators and party houses are said to be going hard this year. At twelve years old, Mike will be finally able to go out on his own for trick-or-treating. This year he was so ready, he had all five of his pillowcases to carry this year’s haul. He spent two months planning his vampire costume right down to the fangs. Staring at himself in the mirror, Mike was even surprised that he could see his own reflection. That was how good his costume was.
By Callum Summers2 years ago in Horror
The Scarlet Siren Of Sorrow . Content Warning.
“Get away from me you sick human gargoyle” A lady said with a voice taut and strained, she stepped back bumping into a grave, which cracked her sense of balance. “now look what you’ve gone and done,” the thing moved before the lady, hovering over the ground, her body stiff and her fingers lifeless and bent — she was slighted.
By Caitlin Charlton2 years ago in Horror
The Rat’s Tale Part 1
"Damn Di, you know I'm tender headed! Can you chill?” My weavologist and childhood friend, Diamond Douglass has been doing my hair since we were 14 years old. She knows better than to be snatching and tugging on my poor little scalp, but I doubt she can relate to my pain. I’m convinced she exchanged her soul for the ability to grow lace fronts right out her scalp. Every week it’s something new. It’s been like that since we were kids, except then it was braid styles she was changing. For some reason today though, whatever was on Faux 10 News was more captivating than the condition of my head.
By scaldingblktea 2 years ago in Horror
Ghost born!
In a forgotten village surrounded by dense, ancient woods, there was a tale told about a place hidden deep within the trees, known as the "Birthplace of Shadows." Villagers whispered of a lake that rested there, untouched by time, where the souls of those who met untimely or tragic ends would gather. The lake, they said, had a dark mirror-like surface, and it was here that ghosts were "born."
By MSK Writes2 years ago in Horror
The Haunted History of Weed Must-Read Books About Cannabis. Content Warning. AI-Generated.
The Emperor Wears No Clothes by Jack Herer First published in 1985, "The Emperor Wears No Clothes" stands as one of the most influential books about weed ever written. Jack Herer spent over a decade meticulously researching and compiling evidence that would eventually shake the foundations of cannabis prohibition.
By Getglass.us2 years ago in Horror
Enhancing Workplace Safety with Comprehensive Confined Space Management and Onsite Emergency Response Teams
Enhancing workplace safety through comprehensive confined space management and the establishment of onsite emergency response teams is essential for protecting the well-being of employees and minimizing the risks associated with working in confined spaces. Confined spaces present unique challenges and hazards that require careful planning, training, and preparedness to ensure a safe working environment.
By Standby Safety2 years ago in Horror
Shadows of a Life Unlived
In a small, forgotten town where the streets whispered secrets, lived a woman named Evelyn. Every day, she would wander through her old Victorian home, gazing at the photographs of her and her late husband, Arthur. They had lived there together for years, or so she believed, before tragedy struck, taking him away.
By Serenity Amari2 years ago in Horror
Story of a Madman
On December 18, 1918, I returned from France after completing my service as a medic and witnessing the horrors that the Great War inflicted upon the men and women of my generation. The physical evidence of the war was everywhere, with returning veterans who had missing limbs or the vast number who had gone and never returned. However, the non-visible wounds to the mind were less apparent, and many who suffered were sadly committed to institutions such as Leavesden Hospital in the south of London.
By Chad Pillai2 years ago in Horror
The Last inning
The air was electric with anticipation as the Millfield Eagles faced off against the Crestwood Chargers on a sweltering summer evening. The sun hung low, casting a golden hue over the field, where the smell of popcorn and hot dogs mingled with the sweet scent of freshly cut grass. But beneath the jubilant cheers, a sinister shadow loomed, unnoticed by the crowd.
By Jason “Jay” Benskin2 years ago in Horror
