psychological

Mind games taken way too far; explore the disturbing genre of psychological thrillers that make us question our perception of sanity and reality.

Long Live the Queen. Top Story - November 2023. Content Warning.
Peter Dumeaux lived his pale-skinned existence for twenty-five years without a single alarming incident or superbly tragic encounter. He was a natural redhead whose origins remained a complete mystery. The identity of his birth parents was unknown to him, and a loving family adopted him and took him in as their own. The foster family gave Peter an identity when he had none, and he remained grateful for the blessing. However, the emotions remained inescapable; Peter was a social outcast, regardless of the loving family. A nagging sensation persisted, screaming he would always be a human defect.
By Ben Soto3 years ago in Horror
The Shadow in the Mirror
In the quiet town of Raven's Hollow in the 1950s, a dark inheritance rested in an old mansion belonging to the town's founding family.
By Alfred Gizati3 years ago in Horror
Reed Alexander's Horror Review of 'The Device' (2014)
I'm just gonna start by pointing out that nothing as cool as that movie poster ever happens in this movie. I mean, that's some Ghost In the Shell (1995) graphics but it never happens. ANYWHO, my fucking god, this movie was a slog. Yes, it passes my 30 Minute Rule, yes something is always technically happening but fuck sake is it so damn slow. I was bored to tears by the first 30 minutes and I really just didn't want to keep watching. But some-fucking-how I made it through all the way to the end to see the seriously anticlimactic ending.
By Reed Alexander3 years ago in Horror
Stephen King’s “It”: Impact of a Legend. Top Story - November 2023.
On this day 33 years ago in 1990, the television network CBS premiered the film It, based on the 1986 Stephen King novel of the same name. The film would no doubt become one of the most influential horror films of all time due to its uniquely imaginative and disturbing psychological take on primal fear and what happens when it is unearthed.
By Joe Patterson3 years ago in Horror
The Enigmatic Ailments: Unraveling Three Medical Mysteries
In the realm of medical anomalies, stories emerge that defy explanation, leaving both patients and healthcare professionals bewildered. Today, we delve into three such perplexing medical mysteries, each more unbelievable than the last. These tales traverse the spectrum of human experience, encompassing bravery, resilience, and the extraordinary efforts to decipher the inexplicable.
By Moses Mukuka3 years ago in Horror
Enchantments Unveiled: Villa Nabila's Ghostly Past and Timeless Redemption
Sometime in the distant past, settled on the edges of a little, enchanting town, stood an old house known as Estate Nabila. Its greatness and structural magnificence pulled in the consideration of local people and vacationers the same, however as lovely as it showed up, the manor was covered in dull stories of tormenting and secret.
By Kyrol Mojikal3 years ago in Horror
Depression Unveiled: Navigating the Psychological Terrain for Understanding, Treatment, and Resilience
Understanding Depression: A Comprehensive Exploration of Psychological Facts Introduction: Millions of people worldwide suffer from depression, a ubiquitous and complex mental health disorder that crosses age, gender, and cultural borders. In psychology, learning about the complex aspects of depression is crucial for practitioners as well as the general public. Through a thorough investigation, the psychological realities underlying depression will be revealed, along with information on its causes, symptoms, and available treatment options.
By julius 3 years ago in Horror
The Metal Man of Courtney Nevada
I'm a cop in Nevada for a tiny town of less than a thousand. Courtney Nevada doesn't have an actual police force, the mayor is usually whoever is the soberest at election time, and it's made up of retirees and people trying not to be noticed. It lies between Austin and Eureka, and the whole town is managed by a single officer, me. I live in Eureka, but three months out of the year I stay in the dingy little Palmer Inn and operate the emergency phone system. It's routed to my cell phone and when I'm not out on a call I can be found in my room watching TV, the Palmer actually gets really satellite TV.
By Joshua Campbell3 years ago in Horror
Echoes of the Past: Unveiling the Mystery of Harrow House
Introduction: The Enigma of Harrow House Nestled in the quaint village of Elmridge, Harrow House stood as a silent sentinel, its aged walls shrouded in an air of mystery. James, an aspiring writer, was drawn to this grand yet enigmatic estate, seeking solitude and a muse within its storied halls. As he crossed the threshold, he could not have foreseen that his summer retreat would soon become an expedition into the paranormal.
By Armand Hadife3 years ago in Horror
The Enigma of Dr. Adolf Ruth: A Quest for the Lost Treasure
High above the arid expanse of the Superstition Mountains in Arizona, where the scorching sun casts long shadows among jagged peaks, lies a tale of adventure, mystery, and the pursuit of untold wealth. It's a story that has drawn countless souls into the rugged terrain, seeking a treasure rumored to be guarded by unseen forces. In the heart of this unforgiving desert, Dr. Adolf Ruth, an unlikely adventurer, embarked on a quest that would unravel into a tale both captivating and ominous.
By Moses Mukuka3 years ago in Horror
The road girl. Content Warning.
Many are the dark roads that humans do not like to take, especially at night. These roads are either haunted by jinn and ghosts, or often filled with thieves and highwaymen. Today, we have a chilling horror story from a real-life stories website. Our story is titled "The Girl on the Road." We hope you enjoy it.
By Mesloub Iheb3 years ago in Horror
The Brain. Content Warning.
Brain He carefully removed the brain from the head of the corpse kept in the morgue and stitched the rest of the body in such a way that there is no way to understand that there is no brain in the skull. Dr. Sharif is almost proficient in these tasks. Whatever the accident case, he stole the brain and put it on the table in the secret room of his house. As soon as he opened the computer on the next table, some codes of binary digits appeared. By converting them to decimal, he got the location of the nine-digit code. He dipped the brain in a box of formalin and kept it as tomorrow's parcel. A total of three brains were collected. He finished his work like that day and went to sleep peacefully. Today is the day to send the parcel. Suddenly he entered the secret room and saw the computer automatically turning on and off. At first the matter seemed awkward, but as the brain delivery time approached, the computer was turned off from the main line and left for the destination of the code with the brains. Dr. Sharif left the parcels at a certain place and left for home, but as he did not return home, Dr. Sharif's wife Wasima wrote a missing diary.
By Md Abdullah3 years ago in Horror