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 Silent Guardian: A Tale of Resilience and Horror
In a small, secluded village surrounded by dense woods and whispered secrets, lived a young girl named Rukhsar. At eight years old, Rukhsar’s life took a sinister turn. The darkness that crept into her room at night was not just the absence of light but a malevolent force that sought to break her spirit. From eight to sixteen, she was tormented by an unseen evil that inflicted unspeakable horrors upon her.
By Dr Psycho2 years ago in Horror
Moving Out. Content Warning.
“It’s this cheap because of the vibrations.” “What do you mean?” Daisy said. “People believe that the building vibrates in such a way that it drives some people crazy,” the person showing her around said. “Not everyone. Just some. Like how you can hear some frequencies and others don’t”
By CJ Francis2 years ago in Horror
Light And Shadow
Since their marriage, Vinay had noticed some unusual behaviors in Trina. Although he didn't say anything, he was sometimes annoyed by Trina's strange actions.
By MD. RAFIQUL ISLAM MURAD 2 years ago in Horror
To Bury a Body
Burying a body was hard. Clinton knew this well. He first had to find a good spot to dig--perhaps a spot where people may not notice the freshly turned earth. He chose the soft patch of dirt outside their cabin, where the roots of trees jutted up from the ground like gnarled fingers, a spot just where the forest began.
By Zo Grimmwood2 years ago in Horror
The Night Shift at the Morgue
David Michaels had just started his new job as an attendant at the Riverdale Morgue. It wasn’t his dream job, but in the struggling economy, he was grateful for any work he could get. His first shift was a night shift, starting at midnight. The building was old, its walls yellowed with age, and the fluorescent lights flickered ominously.
By Modhilraj2 years ago in Horror
The Mystery of Survival
Survival against all odds captivates our imagination, stirring a blend of awe and curiosity. Throughout history, there have been extraordinary instances where individuals have defied the grim reaper, leaving scientists scratching their heads. Here, we delve into some of the most baffling survival stories that challenge our understanding of human endurance and resilience.
By Horace Wasmore2 years ago in Horror
The Pontianak: A Haunting Legend from Southeast Asia
Origins and Mythology The Pontianak, generally called Kuntilanak in Indonesia, is maybe of the most shameful remarkable being in Southeast Asian old stories, particularly in Malaysia and Indonesia. This ghost is commonly depicted as the restless spirit of a woman who died during childbirth or while pregnant. The name "Pontianak" is acknowledged to be gotten from the Malay words "ponti," implying "dead," and "anak," meaning "young person," which together mirror the apparition's shocking start.
By Kyrol Mojikal2 years ago in Horror
Doctor, Doctor . Top Story - August 2024.
Sarah got herself comfortable as the doctor pottered about. Nerves turned her stomach. She'd always hated the thought of her eyes poked and prodded, yet here she was.
By Sian N. Clutton2 years ago in Horror
In The Dark of Night
Romen has come to Birbhum for the first time. He has secured a teaching job at Jamalpur Primary School. After many attempts, he has finally got a job. While this brings him joy, there is also a bit of sadness. He has to live alone in Birbhum, away from his family. The only time he can go home is during school holidays. Upon reaching Jamalpur, Romen started looking for a place to stay. Despite searching extensively, he couldn't find a suitable place. Romen became deeply concerned. In such a large area, there was no house available for rent! Where will he stay now?
By MD. RAFIQUL ISLAM MURAD 2 years ago in Horror
The Cave
Sol and Mira slowly shuffled along the beach. The sand swallowed their toes until the ocean’s luminescent water flowed over their feet, rendering them whole again in a lone playful, tag you're it, kind of way.
By Melissa Muhs2 years ago in Horror
House on Haunted Hill
Not one of sleaze producer/director William Castle's better productions (Castle was infamous for his gimmick pictures wherein audience members' seats might be wired with joy buzzers, or "life insurance" might be sold to anyone in the lobby who happened to die of fright during the picture), this unclassic is a staple on cheap DVD collections from the Dollar Store, so it has its el cheapo charm. So, of course, I had to finally sit down and watch all 117 minutes or so of it. It's pretty much as you would expect. The only saving grace is the presence (no pun) of Vincent Price, and the redoubtable old character actor Elisha Cook Jr., playing Elisha Cook Jr. obsessed with ghosts and wandering around mumbling about how "the spirits are active tonight," and other such tommy-rot as if he were going for cheap laugh-track induced chortles on some bad sitcom from the mid-Eighties, perhaps.
By Tom Baker2 years ago in Horror
The Witching Hour
In the small, tight-knit town of Ravenswood, the clock striking 3 AM had become a dreaded omen. Over the past month, a series of mysterious deaths had occurred at precisely that hour. No signs of struggle, no evident cause of death—just lifeless bodies discovered the following morning. Whispers of the "Witching Hour" spread like wildfire, and fear gripped the town.
By Modhilraj2 years ago in Horror