supernatural
The hidden world of all things supernatural; a look inside witchcraft, spells, vexes, black magic and other spine-tingling supernatural phenomena.
Moving Out. Content Warning.
“It’s this cheap because of the vibrations.” “What do you mean?” Daisy said. “People believe that the building vibrates in such a way that it drives some people crazy,” the person showing her around said. “Not everyone. Just some. Like how you can hear some frequencies and others don’t”
By CJ Francis2 years ago in Horror
To Bury a Body
Burying a body was hard. Clinton knew this well. He first had to find a good spot to dig--perhaps a spot where people may not notice the freshly turned earth. He chose the soft patch of dirt outside their cabin, where the roots of trees jutted up from the ground like gnarled fingers, a spot just where the forest began.
By Zo Grimmwood2 years ago in Horror
The Final Chapter. AI-Generated.
Jack was a renowned horror novelist at 35. His works had been bestsellers for the past five years, but lately, he had been struggling with writer's block. Seeking new inspiration, he decided to leave his luxurious Manhattan apartment for a change of scenery.
By Athipnatee SIRIPOOMSAP2 years ago in Horror
A CURSED DOLL
I don’t really have any phobias or debilitating fears, but there are things in this world I’m not really comfortable with. For example, sharks while I'm swimming in the ocean, scary movies, and dolls. Yes, dolls creep me out. I know that most people, especially kids, think of dolls as immensely lovable and huggable playthings. They're meant to comfort and entertain us, not scare the living bejeezus out of us! But personally, I think of them as mostly creepy and sometimes cursed. This is especially true for a particularly pee-inducing doll from Japan called the Okiku doll.
By Richchik Bardhan2 years ago in Horror
The Pontianak: A Haunting Legend from Southeast Asia
Origins and Mythology The Pontianak, generally called Kuntilanak in Indonesia, is maybe of the most shameful remarkable being in Southeast Asian old stories, particularly in Malaysia and Indonesia. This ghost is commonly depicted as the restless spirit of a woman who died during childbirth or while pregnant. The name "Pontianak" is acknowledged to be gotten from the Malay words "ponti," implying "dead," and "anak," meaning "young person," which together mirror the apparition's shocking start.
By Kyrol Mojikal2 years ago in Horror
Yodhallow
The letter had been seared onto the flank of the farmer’s golden sow; a long stroke and a dot above, encrusted by blood and half-formed scabs. Bound by fury, he had tramped across the meagre valley that surrounded Yodhallow and onto the shepherd’s land to demand answers from the sheep herder. They were the only two people who possessed any sort of cattle brand. Dumbfounded, the shepherd let loose the sheep he was about to shear and led the pork farmer to the pen, where the sheep brand hung from a metal hook. The end of the rod formed a curly ‘M’ shape at odds to the one on the sow.
By C. A. Butterworth2 years ago in Horror
