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The hidden world of all things supernatural; a look inside witchcraft, spells, vexes, black magic and other spine-tingling supernatural phenomena.

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The Unseen Passenger: A Nightmare That Never Ends Sleep should be a sanctuary—a place of rest, healing, and escape. But for those who experience nightmares that feel more real than reality itself, sleep can become a prison, a battleground where the mind is no longer in control. This is the story of one such nightmare, a tale of creeping dread and an unseen passenger lurking at the edge of perception.
By Fahim2 years ago in Horror
McKenna
Early one morning, as the sun began to rise, I traversed the halls of the estate my uncle had left me. Heading to the study where I planned on budgeting the books. I sat in my cushioned desk chair, looking out the French doors as I drank my coffee.
By Mother Combs2 years ago in Horror
The Exorcee
Chapter One When you’re an agnostic, working for the Catholic Church is a dicey proposition even at the best of times. She has a strong tendency to attract or repel; whether you’re the personal secretary to the archbishop or the guy who cleans the toilet at St. John’s, it’s hard to keep a neutral attitude. But when you’re a freelance retrieval expert, clandestinely employed to track down the Possessed and drag them snarling and spitting to the local pastor for a big frosty mug of “back to the fiery pits from whence you came”—well, let’s just say the stakes are a bit higher. Part of you wonders angrily why—God? or Whatever—would allow such things, and even questions uneasily whether it’s such a good idea to be getting on the Other Guy’s bad side like this. Part of you sees Evil and wants to fight it, make a difference in the world, make your Father proud. And of course, part of you’s always clinging to, “Man, these people are crazy! There’s no such thing as demons—exorcism’s just a psychological placebo—if I can’t see it or punch it in the face, it ain’t real. Phew! Glad that’s settled, they almost had me going for a minute there.”
By Howard Blaise2 years ago in Horror
The Crow (Part 8). Content Warning.
Chapter 8 i Though I did not have any plans to escape (it was practically unescapable), I did have time to learn a lot from this KhanaiKlan.
By Caleb Irby (IrbyMissingAK)2 years ago in Horror
The Crow (Part 3). Content Warning.
Chapter 3 SUICIDE IN GRAINE COUNTY Reporter: Mary E. Rose (2018) Jan 17th Rachel Lee Heights was reported missing at approximately 6:37 PM (Central Time) by her parents—Grace Hannah Heights and Jim Timmothy Heights. The suicidant was found dead at the Only Saving apartment complex. She hung herself. No reports of murder have been found. No struggle either. Ryan Wallace is in custody for an interview.
By Caleb Irby (IrbyMissingAK)2 years ago in Horror
The Real Story Of Hannibal Lector
Harris was a journalist who was 23 years old in the early 1960s when he went to the Nuevo León state jail in Monterrey, Mexico, to write on an American called Dykes Askew Simmons who had been convicted of murder. This information was disclosed by Harris in the foreword to the 25th anniversary edition of The Silence of the Lambs book, which was published in 2013. Simmons, with his unsettling eyes and "bad Z-plasty repairing a cleft lip," clearly suited the description of a murderer; yet, Harris found himself more captivated by the physician who had treated the American after he had survived a failed attempt to escape from jail.
By TheNaeth2 years ago in Horror
The Cursed White Cow: A Supernatural Encounter in the Village
One was named Shafik, and the other was Ratan. This Shafik had been living abroad for a long time. He came back to the country during the pandemic and didn't return because they had a lot of property in the country, and he intended to spend the rest of his life managing it. That was his plan.
By Lily2 years ago in Horror
The Haunting in the Abandoned Village
The night was darker than usual when Bayu , Rudi, and Sinta stepped into the abandoned village. The trees swayed eerily, their branches scratching against each other as the cold wind howled through the empty streets.
By Al Muksin2 years ago in Horror
A Horror story Marriage and life with a fairy
Elias had always been a lonely man. Living on the outskirts of a dense forest, he spent his days tending to his farm and his nights dreaming of a love he had never known. One evening, as he wandered deeper into the woods than usual, he came across a small pond shimmering under the moonlight. There, standing on the water’s edge, was the most beautiful woman he had ever seen.
By Masaddeque al Shishir2 years ago in Horror
Saturday Nightmares
When I was a kid, horror on TV was hot, hot, hot (and that's a nod, I think, to the late, great Buster Poindexter). Every weekend, horror got shoved down our throats and up our middle school asses by the almighty arm of the cable television programmers, who decreed that all things "kvlt" were where it was at. To that end, we had cable network channels such as USA give us entire evenings of show after bloody, haunting show, shows that were bigger, better, and more colorful than Sid Ceaser's old Your Show of Shows, mainly because they were full of coke-addled Eighties chicks with big hair, lipstick, lots of jewelry, and high, rouged cheekbones. Yowza.
By Tom Baker2 years ago in Horror
Exploring the Paranormal: Creepypasta Stories vs. Real-Life Hauntings. Content Warning. AI-Generated.
The Birth of Creepypasta Creepypasta refers to short horror stories shared widely across the internet, often accompanied by images, videos, or other media. These tales are written in a way that makes them seem plausible, convincing the reader that they may have encountered something truly terrifying in the real world. Stories such as Slender Man, Jeff the Killer, and The Russian Sleep Experiment are some of the most popular in the genre, with each story featuring its own unique set of monsters, killers, or supernatural events. While these stories often claim to be based on "real-life" events, they are purely fictional, designed to engage with the reader's sense of fear and curiosity.
By TheSomeone2 years ago in Horror
La Isla de las Muñecas: The Dark Legend of Mexico’s Haunted Island of the Dolls
Surrounded by the canals of Xochimilco, a UNESCO World Heritage Site famous for its floating gardens and vibrant trajineras, is a place of strange beauty: La Isla de las Muñecas or the Island of the Dolls. The little island is cloaked in suffering, folklore, and the supernatural, decorated instead with decaying dolls which bear no eyes and are left with soulless faces and intertwined limbs.
By Kyrol Mojikal2 years ago in Horror