slasher
Don't open that door! Psycho made slasher films a hallmark of the horror genre; explore iconic hackers, slashers, and chainsaw-wielding psychopaths, from the safety of your living room.
Could a Zombie Pandemic Occur?
In a world rife with uncertainty, the concept of a zombie pandemic has nestled itself firmly within popular culture, spanning from Hollywood blockbusters to apocalyptic literature. But beyond the realm of fiction, is there any substance to the notion that a virus could mutate in such a way as to transform ordinary humans into flesh-craving zombies? Let's delve into this captivating yet chilling topic to explore the plausibility of a zombie apocalypse.
QuillQuestPublished about 6 hours ago in HorrorNightmare in the Hills: Encounter with the Unseen
I live in a pretty secluded area in my town; my house is on a narrow, winding, hilly road where the houses are all pushed back from the street and creep into the woods beyond. My house sits at the bottom of an gradually sloping hilly area covered in trees, in which I would always embark make-believe adventures as a kid.
Shamshath BegamPublished about 18 hours ago in HorrorDon't watch these 10 horror movies alone!
Horror movies have the power to send shivers down your spine, make your heart race, and leave you checking over your shoulder long after the credits have rolled. While some people thrive on the adrenaline rush of watching horror films solo, there are certain cinematic experiences that are best shared with a friend or loved one. Whether it's the eerie atmosphere, the terrifying visuals, or the haunting soundtracks, these ten horror movies are guaranteed to leave you sleeping with the lights on—if you dare to watch them alone.
QuillQuestPublished 2 days ago in HorrorMy Mom wasn't making it up after all. ...
So a while back my Mom lived in this house on Brindley Mountain (Alabama). The landlord to the place was super anal about making sure they did no remodeling or repairs...he wanted NOTHING changed. It was odd to say the least.
Shamshath BegamPublished 3 days ago in HorrorTop 10 Popular Creepypastas
In the vast expanse of the internet lurks a realm where the lines between fiction and reality blur, where horror takes on a life of its own through the eerie tales known as "creepypastas." These digital campfires have captivated audiences worldwide, weaving narratives that send shivers down spines and linger in the darkest corners of our minds. Here, we delve into the abyss to uncover the top 10 popular creepypastas that have left an indelible mark on the online horror community.
QuillQuestPublished 4 days ago in HorrorThe thing in the window.
Once told me that there was a reason for everything. No matter what happened to me, it was all part of the grand scheme of things. I've only ever heard people say that about bad things, and in my particular case the bad thing was Insomnia. For months I had either not slept or hardly slept at all. I would spend the night lying awake staring at the ceiling. I would fall asleep in the office and lag behind in everything I did. Then, one day, I began to grow comfortable in the dark and solace of the night.
Shamshath BegamPublished 7 days ago in Horror- Top Story - March 2024
Metagoth
Rosa pinioned her hands against the cubicle as her bowels jetted a red-brown soup into the porcelain. Her stage fright always started in the gut, though Rosa would never have admitted that's what it was. And it never got easier. The tension of stepping out in front of a crowd of unimpressed, unenthusiastic punters caused her gastric contortions she was unable to contain. Fortunately, the smell of some agoraphobic chemist's notion of a pine forest covered up her own colonic aromas.
Addison AlderPublished 8 days ago in Horror - Top Story - March 2024
Backyard Skulls
February 2007 His blade slices through the fleshy parts with ease. It’s graceful, disgusting but graceful. How he holds that carved handle with equal parts purpose and delicacy, like he’s painting a rummage sale art piece to hang over a fireplace.
Christy MunsonPublished 9 days ago in Horror The Garage
It doesn’t matter if it’s day or night; something about that quiet, stiff-aired box haunts me. The heavy door, the flickering lights, the way you can hear a hum of electricity that circles and surrounds you with no explanation.
Anjolene BozemanPublished 10 days ago in HorrorA Close Encounter
A teenage girl comes home from school. Her parents were at work and her siblings had soccer practice. She was alone in her house and she figured it would be cool. She goes up to her bedroom and sees a note on her bed. She picks it up and it reads There is someone in the house.
Shamshath BegamPublished 11 days ago in HorrorUnveiling the Mysteries of Devil's Kitchen: Exploring Guna Cave
Introduction: Hidden amidst the verdant hills of Kodaikanal, Tamil Nadu, India, lies a natural wonder that has captured the imaginations of adventurers and explorers for generations – the Devil's Kitchen, also known as Guna Cave. This captivating cavern, shrouded in mystery and folklore, beckons visitors with its rugged beauty and enigmatic allure. In this exploration, we delve deep into the heart of Devil's Kitchen, uncovering its secrets, unraveling its mysteries, and experiencing the awe-inspiring wonders that await within.
Billy Gumballs
"Markie banged on the door, his eyes beginning to tear up as he called for help. He had gone into the equipment shed looking for answers, and what he had found scared him nearly to death. As he banged on the door, he could hear the creature pulling itself free of the wall behind him. The massive paws came to rest on the ground, the claws clittered on the pavement, and he could almost feel the rumble as the beast came for him."
Joshua CampbellPublished 11 days ago in Horror