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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.
Queen of the Damned: Impact of a Legend
On this day 23 years ago the vampire fantasy thriller Queen of the Damned hit theaters world wide. Directed by Michael Rymer and based on the novel The Vampire Chronicles by Anne Rice, this film played a big role in shaping some of the most memorable vampire movies of the 21st century.
By Joe Patterson2 years ago in Horror
The Teacher is a Monster Part 2
Here is Part 1 I didn’t sleep that night. Every time my eyelids grew heavy, I heard it—the faintest scrape of claws against glass, the whisper of my name curling through the air like smoke. My fingers ached from gripping the scissors too tightly, but I couldn’t let go. Not until the first light of dawn bled through my curtains. Only then did the tapping stop.
By Amaze Lane2 years ago in Horror
Meat. Content Warning.
Cardboard boxes sag beneath the overpass, their damp walls folding inward like soft bones, softened by layers of snow and grime. The wind slithers through the cracks, threading icy fingers along the concrete ribs, but deep inside the maze, warmth seeps—slow, steady—from a forgotten thermal vent, its breath curling into the damp air, leaving slick trails on the warped cardboard.
By Iris Obscura2 years ago in Horror
To reveal remarkable talent 2
That night, I slept soundly. For over ten days, I had been occupied either with my father’s funeral arrangements or with the somber duties of a reaper. It was a rare, peaceful evening, and in my dreams I saw my parents once more—beaming with joy as they reassured me that I need not worry, for they had ascended to heaven and all was well.
By Andy Johnson2 years ago in Horror
Just A Call Centre Horror Story
Just A Call Centre Horror Story Carl had been working at the Arthritis Relief Helpline for nearly a decade. The job was simple—answer calls, provide support, and guide sufferers through their pain. It wasn’t exactly fulfilling, but it paid the bills, and Carl had long since accepted that was enough.
By ♿ V+ Marie381Uk 2 years ago in Horror
A Room For The Guilty - Part One
The wind howled, alive and relentless. Nathaniel pulled his coat tighter around his shoulders. The road had been empty for hours, a stretch of gray earth that seemed to dissolve into the storm. The rain and snow pummeled him from all sides, drenching his clothes and chilling him to the bone. He’d been walking for almost an hour, trying to find help to revive his car. He’d seen no sideroads, lights, or even a sign.
By Steph Marie2 years ago in Horror
