psychological
Mind games taken way too far; explore the disturbing genre of psychological thrillers that make us question our perception of sanity and reality.
Arachnid Repair of Sheetrock
What is she looking at? I watched my dog, Clara, staring at the baseboard but saw nothing. She finally went into the living room while I made the bed. I smoothed the fitted sheet and pulled up the top sheet, light blanket, and comforter. Doing what my husband, Jake, loves to see but hates to do, I propped the decorative pillows and pillow shams in two colors in their proper places. I opened the blinds and watched the birds flitting about their hectic lives, from tree to tree, the hummingbird from flower to flower.
Andrea CorwinPublished 10 days ago in HorrorWindow Stare
I am uncertain about how much of this strange experience can be rationalized, especially since it occurred a few months ago and has not recurred since then. I happened to be reminiscing about the incident because it still unsettles me at times.
spooky sessionPublished 11 days ago in HorrorUnraveling Lucifer's Identity Crisis: A Cosmic Comedy of Errors
In the whimsical realm of celestial mix-ups, there's a tale so twisted, it puts even the most convoluted soap operas to shame. Welcome to the cosmic comedy of errors known as Lucifer's Identity Crisis—a journey through mistranslations, misunderstandings, and a healthy dose of biblical bloopers.
NICKSON NJERUPublished 12 days ago in HorrorShadows of the Night
In a tiny town surrounded by thick trees, the McClellan family lived quietly at the woods' edge. John, Sarah, Emily, and Michael were peaceful there, far from city noise.One wild, stormy evening, an eerie feeling filled their home as harsh winds howled and rain pounded the windows.
Shamshath BegamPublished 12 days ago in HorrorYouTube Personality Vanishes After Capturing Strange Cave Phenomenon
In the vast expanse of the Mojave Desert, where the sun scalds the earth and the wind whispers secrets among the rocks, lies the tale of Kenny Veach, a seasoned hiker with a penchant for adventure. At 47, Kenny was no stranger to the wilderness, often disappearing for days into the rugged terrain of California and Nevada.
The Bloodcry Manor
Michael's footsteps echoed through the long corridors of Weeping Manor, each step a tread upon the dust of history. The mansion's walls bore faded murals that seemed to whisper tales of past grandeur and tragedy. He passed through vacant chambers, each window a portal into the past, through which Michael could almost see the departed souls silently recounting their stories.
Whispers in the Dark: Exploring the Mysteries of a Haunted Manor
Nestled amidst rolling hills and ancient forests stood an imposing manor, its ivy-covered walls whispering tales of forgotten secrets and lost souls. The locals called it the Darkwood Manor, a place shrouded in mystery and whispered legends of hauntings and apparitions. Little did they know that a real-life event would soon unfold, forever etching the manor's name into the annals of history.
Yakise Raphael EtimPublished 14 days ago in HorrorHorror Short Films to Give You a Scare on the Go
Horror fans don’t have to wait for the next big release to get new chills and thrills. You can find plenty of free content online from indie artists who want to develop names for themselves. Even if you’re not a hardcore lover of scary movies, you can find plenty of short films to fill the time. Get a dose of spine-tingling excitement and discover up-and-coming horror filmmakers with these horror shorts.
E.J. V'KantyPublished 14 days ago in HorrorThe Forgotten Doll
In the heart of an ancient town, where time seemed to stand still, there stood a dilapidated mansion. Its weathered facade exuded an aura of mystery, its windows like empty eyes staring into the void of oblivion. The townsfolk whispered tales of the house, of the secrets it held within its decaying walls. But none dared to venture too close, for fear of awakening the darkness that lurked within.
Bijoy MandalPublished 15 days ago in HorrorThe Hitchhiker
On a dark and stormy night, the rain hammered against the windshield of Mark's car as he drove down the desolate highway. The only sound in the car was the rhythmic swish of the windshield wipers and the occasional crackle of thunder in the distance. The eerie silence was broken when Mark saw a figure standing by the side of the road, thumb outstretched, hitchhiking.
MoriaCavandishPublished 15 days ago in HorrorComing Home
He was gone to that other place. The place where he could hide and they couldn’t hurt the real him. Alex heard them coming. He had been alone for hours. He hid in the closet. Maybe they wouldn’t look there? They searched the house. He pulled clothes off hangers and hid underneath them. She opened the door.
sagar dhitalPublished 16 days ago in HorrorThe Vault of Horror
The Vault of Horror is an old Amicus horror film, a British cinematic adaptation of various EC comics stories from the 1950s. It has a few familiar faces, including Tom "Dr. Who" Baker, and Terry-Thomas, the famous British character actor, and it's generally very entertaining, although it was pretty much panned during the era of its initial release.