supernatural
The hidden world of all things supernatural; a look inside witchcraft, spells, vexes, black magic and other spine-tingling supernatural phenomena.
The Isdal Woman: The Spy Who Never Existed?
On November 29, 1970, a father and his two daughters were hiking through a remote, rugged valley near Bergen, Norway. Locals knew the area by an unsettling nickname: Death Valley. Though the name wasn't official, it had been earned over the years due to a number of accidents and suicides that occurred there. The valley was beautiful, but also lonely.
By Veil of Shadows4 months ago in Horror
Grave Consequences. Content Warning.
Simon Graves was most aptly named when he was born for when he was older, he could not find a job that could hold his interest enough for him to keep it; with the exception of grave digging. The grave digging turned to grave robbing when he found out how much he could actually find on the bodies compared to how much he was making after an honest day of back breaking digging and cleaning. His family, as well as most of the town he grew up in, would be horrified with what he was doing, so that's the reason he kept on the move. All throughout the South, Simon would ride the rails in search of places he hadn't been, so as not to raise suspicion.
By Casey Johnson4 months ago in Horror
Shine On. Content Warning.
You ever hear of old man Jacobson's farm? Well, you probably haven't, what with you being new to town and all. Hell, not many of the young'uns recall it either. Old man Jacobson shuffled off this world back in '99 and ain't no one buy a single acre of his land. It's been all there, not a harrow passed through since. Even the crops that had been planted back then were left to molder after he done passed. People say it's because the land at fit to till. Something about an old paper mill back in the 50s that spilt out its wastewater and done contaminated the whole land; but I know that ain't it.
By Casey Johnson4 months ago in Horror
Ghostly Happenings in Mississippi
The Ghostly Bride In Madison, the Chapel of the Cross Cemetery is the final resting place of Henry Grey Vick. He was engaged to be married to Helen Johnstone and, days before the ceremony, was killed in a duel. The distraught woman wore her wedding dress to Henry’s funeral. Now her ghostly apparition can be seen visiting Henry’s grave or sitting on a nearby bench, always attired in her wedding dress.
By Rasma Raisters4 months ago in Horror
