psychological
Mind games taken way too far; explore the disturbing genre of psychological thrillers that make us question our perception of sanity and reality.
Evil Fluid nightmare
In the forgotten recesses of a desolate town, shrouded in a perpetual gloom, there existed an abandoned laboratoryβan ominous relic of an era long past. Whispers echoed through the narrow alleys, tales spun by wary locals of an otherworldly concoction birthed from the twisted mind of a scientist who had succumbed to the allure of forbidden knowledge.
By HealthyHealthy3 years ago in Horror
Temptationβs Light. Top Story - December 2023.
This bizarre and complex series of events started innocently enough. At three in the morning, I begrudgingly dragged my body out of a cozy, warm bed to answer nature's call. I never put on a light for this journey, preferring to use whatever moonlight is available. On my way back to bed, I spotted it. A speck of light no larger than a pinhole appeared to be shining through my bedroom wall. The phenomenon held my attention for about two seconds, then I went back to sleep.
By Mark Gagnon3 years ago in Horror
Hollywood Underrated: The Faculty
What do you get when the screenwriter of the Scream series and I Know What You Did Last Summer collaborates with the director of Desperado and From Dusk Till Dawn? An edgy teen sci-fi thriller born from one of the most creative crossovers that many horror/thriller fans forgot about, The Faculty.
By Joe Patterson3 years ago in Horror
βThe Shadow's Wallpaper"
An ancient, worn-out home existed in a charming village surrounded by dense trees and rolling hills. The house had been abandoned for many years, with its windows barred and its past vanishing into rumors among the community. One story, nevertheless, persisted and did not go away. It described an odd room with dark wallpaper that appeared to move and dance as the moonlight touched it.
By AMARKUMAR MAHAJAN3 years ago in Horror
The Chair at the End of the Bed
Mark and I grew up together, meeting in nursery school when we were about two. We played with the same toys, learned the same games, read the same books and as we started school, we were both delighted to find that we were in the same classes.
By Joshua Campbell3 years ago in Horror
Interventions. Content Warning.
Hey everyone, sorry for not posting in six months or so, was focusing on finishing uni completely for the year and have just finished my first year in my degree a few days ago, so can focus on my writing again :) One of my classes was about creative writing and we had to write a bunch of short stories for a folio, and this is a fanfiction of sorts I guess that I wrote as an intervention to "My Last Duchess". Hope you enjoy!
By Ash Digest3 years ago in Horror
Ducks on the Water
My friends and I like to take what we call "adventure weekends" about three times a year. We met in college while we were brothers in Pie Beta Capa. There's Jarred, Max, and Rodge, and me, of course. PBC is a forever kind of brotherhood, but we took it a little more seriously than most. We all live in different parts of the United States, but three times a year we come together for these three to five-day trips that are just epic!
By Joshua Campbell3 years ago in Horror
Shadows of Sacrifice: Unraveling the Chilling Tale of the Naidu Family in Madanapalle
In the quiet town of Madanapalle, nestled in the Chittor district of Andhra Pradesh, the Naidu family's story unfolded like a dark mystery, leaving the community in shock and disbelief. Madanapalle, a place known for its serene landscapes, became the backdrop of an eerie saga that would haunt its residents for years to come.
By Anjali Reddy 3 years ago in Horror
