supernatural

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

The Forbidden Door
There was only one rule: don't open the door. Kayla looked at the old, damaged door in the corner of her grandmother's attic. Among the forgotten boxes and dusty antiques it seemed out of place, too strong, too sinister. "Don't ask why," her grandmother had said, her usually kind face hardening. "Just don't open it."
By Pubg TV2 years ago in Horror
Sobs & Prayers. Content Warning.
"There was only one rule: don’t open the door.” Don’t open the door! Don’t open the door! That’s what mama was chanting. I’m in the hall, trembling and shaking. The warmth of me wetting my panties almost comforts me in this cold hallway.
By Kenneth cruz2 years ago in Horror
Red Door
There was only one rule: “don’t open the door.” The thing is, it is such a familiar door. It is the little red door that makes her home so charming.
By Michèle Nardelli2 years ago in Horror
The Duck
There was only one rule. Don’t open the door. There used to be more. But things got simpler after dad died. Peter was playing underneath the kitchen table when mom told him. Her bare feet appeared beneath the edge of the table cloth. Strange. Normally she wore red tennis shoes. Peter crawled out. Her skin was pale and drooped beneath her eyes like heavy sandbags. Then she told him dad died. And then the rule: Don’t open the door.
By Ethan Town2 years ago in Horror
Mia Cara
There was only one rule: don’t open the door. Carrie understood that rule when her mother disappeared. Now, five years later, it made no sense. Her father told Carrie they would open the room when her mother returned. Now Carrie knew it was all lies: he never intended to open the door. Her mother was never coming home, and her father was going to marry that nasty woman. She ran upstairs to the locked door when they told her.
By C Jyl Parker2 years ago in Horror
Real Horror incident of my Life. Content Warning.
This incident took place before the partition of India, a time when, despite the turmoil, life continued its normal course. A strange and terrifying event, passed down to us from my grandfather, Muhammad Ahmed, occurred in 1946. This story has left an indelible fear on my mind. I now share it with you to convey the horror and mystery that my grandfather encountered.
By Taimur Kazmi2 years ago in Horror
The Door
There was only one rule: don’t open the door. “Don’t!” The tall lanky male stopped dead in his tracks. When he turned his head to a 90-degree angle to look at her, she shrieked. Not once, but twice.
By NJ2 years ago in Horror
The Whisper Beyond the Door
There was only one rule: don’t open the door. For weeks, it stood at the end of the dim hallway, weathered wood scarred by scratches, as if something—or someone—had tried to escape. Nathan was warned, explicitly. His grandmother’s words echoed: “No matter what you hear, no matter what you feel, never open it.” But curiosity, as always, was a wicked companion.
By mureed hussain2 years ago in Horror
The Spirits of Laperal White House: Hauntings from the Past
The Laperal White House in Baguio City is maybe of the most recognizable tormented district in the Philippines. This radiant, Victorian-style space, painted a horrendous white, has really focused on in a general sense 100 years as both a specific accomplishment and a spot struggled discreetly. Its dull past, especially during the Japanese occupation in The Going with Phenomenal Fight, has abandoned records of sincerity, passing, and weight. All through the long length, boundless guests and paranormal specialists have articulated to see staggering events inside its walls, adding to the making course of action of unpleasant experiences joined to this horrible site.
By Kyrol Mojikal2 years ago in Horror
Exploring Agnostic Belief Systems in Horror: Echoes of Faith and Fear
Horror as a genre has long been a space where belief systems are tested against the unknown. In many tales, characters are confronted with supernatural forces, pushing them to rely on their cultural, religious, or personal beliefs to survive. But what happens when no single belief system triumphs over the darkness? Instead, every faith and legend seem to mirror one another, offering both no answer and all answers at once. This agnostic perspective on religion in horror provides a fascinating lens to explore the theme of uncertainty, where truth becomes a kaleidoscope of traditions and rituals.
By Samantha Almeida2 years ago in Horror
After Party
There was only one rule: don’t open the door. We thought the rule was to keep us from going out and drinking. None of us thought it was because they didn’t want anyone to know the door was locked. Looking back, I can't say we were naive. We were just kids who put faith in adults who were supposed to protect us.
By The Invisible Writer2 years ago in Horror
The Experiment
The Door “There was only one rule: don’t open the door!”. Professor Flitcroft shuddered as he surveyed the room. Broken furniture lay strewn across the blood-stained floor leaving a trail of destruction ending at the ajar door.
By Martin Saunders2 years ago in Horror