supernatural

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

Donna
The sound of the wood pigeons chirping quickly brought back the memories of my walks to the bus stop when I was younger. Always half asleep no matter what time my Mum sent me to bed the night before, dragging my feet not wanting to go to school.
By Kennedy Chambers2 years ago in Horror
House on Haunted Hill
Not one of sleaze producer/director William Castle's better productions (Castle was infamous for his gimmick pictures wherein audience members' seats might be wired with joy buzzers, or "life insurance" might be sold to anyone in the lobby who happened to die of fright during the picture), this unclassic is a staple on cheap DVD collections from the Dollar Store, so it has its el cheapo charm. So, of course, I had to finally sit down and watch all 117 minutes or so of it. It's pretty much as you would expect. The only saving grace is the presence (no pun) of Vincent Price, and the redoubtable old character actor Elisha Cook Jr., playing Elisha Cook Jr. obsessed with ghosts and wandering around mumbling about how "the spirits are active tonight," and other such tommy-rot as if he were going for cheap laugh-track induced chortles on some bad sitcom from the mid-Eighties, perhaps.
By Tom Baker2 years ago in Horror
FULL MOON NIGHT
The belief that the moon has the ability to make men mad has endured for many centuries. Mankind's belief in the power of the moon is so prevalent that the word "lunatic" actually originated from the Latin word "lunaticus," which translates to "moonstruck" or "of the moon." Greek philosophers like Aristotle also suggested that the human brain, which floats inside the skull, is very much like the tides of open waters, making the organ susceptible to the gravitational pull of the moon.
By Richchik Bardhan2 years ago in Horror
Theodore Rex
Pteetneet was a small, one-stop-light, kind of town before the tech industry discovered the peaceful solitude combined with the centralized distribution location. When Spy Hive, a major technology corporation, won their bid to build their corporate headquarters it was clear that there would be a housing boom along with major growth in all areas.
By Amos Glade2 years ago in Horror
Sacred Blood
Dreadful rows. Endless, dreadful rows of gloomy, blood-soaked trees, humbled before the tapestry of an ashen sky forged by cruelty and rage. Unforgettable of course, the exact moment they were seen. Unforgettable of course, the smell of the smoke, and the taste of the blood. Sulfur. Smoke. Bloody oak and embers; they all suffered from the agony of memory. She could feel her heart rumble and thrash, the echoes of someone scorned from the depths. Forever shackled by a manner of torment she could never fathom, she could hear the murmurs.
By lazarusInfinity2 years ago in Horror
10 Dark Anime You Should Definitely Consider Watching Before You Die. Content Warning.
If you are into dark, creepy psychological stuff then this article is for you, because in this article I will recommend to you 10 such creepy and dark anime which will make you cringe after watching it. But before reading this article, make sure you are at least 16 year, or older, because these anime have many scenes which are not very suitable for everyone (below the age of 16).
By Shisui2 years ago in Horror
The Creepy Carnival
The small town of Mill field was abuzz with excitement. The carnival had arrived overnight, appearing as if by magic on the outskirts of town. Brightly colored tents, flashing lights, and the distant sound of calliope music drew the townspeople like moths to a flame. For many, it was a welcome distraction from the monotony of daily life. But for Emma, a local high school senior, the carnival's sudden appearance was unsettling.
By Modhilraj2 years ago in Horror
Falling Angel
Note: this review may contain spoilers. "No one will mourn one less lawyer in the world. There's death everywhere these days. But what gives human life its worth anyway? Because someone loves it or hates it? The flesh is weak, Johnnie. Only the soul is immortal. AND YOURS BELONGS TO ME." Angel Heart (1987)
By Tom Baker2 years ago in Horror
Sara and Akils Sad Story. AI-Generated.
In a quiet coastal town, where the sea breeze carried whispers of old legends, there lived a young couple named Sara and Akil. Sara, a free-spirited woman with a deep love for life, was born into a devout Christian family. Akil, an introspective and gentle soul, belonged to a traditional Muslim family. Their love was a quiet rebellion against the cultural and religious boundaries that defined their world.
By Mohamed Wahid2 years ago in Horror
Karma is real
Lena Thompson was a dedicated employee at Meridian Solutions, a high-profile tech company known for its cutthroat environment. Her days were filled with long hours, tight deadlines, and an unsettling sense of being watched. It wasn’t just the pressure of the job that weighed on her—it was the relentless bullying from her colleagues. The trio, Greg, Linda, and Tom, had made Lena’s work life a nightmare with their constant taunts, sabotaged projects, and whispered threats. Despite her efforts to rise above the abuse, Lena’s once-promising career seemed to be crumbling.
By Ratna komala Sari2 years ago in Horror
The Beyond
Lucio Fulci's The Beyond is an Italian gore and supernatural horror film of incomparably bizarre, surrealistic, and disgusting qualities. Released in 1981 under an unwieldy title (E tu vivrai nel terrore! L'aldilà, in English, rendered, "...And you will live in terror! The afterlife"), and was later released stateside as The Beyond, albeit in an edited version. It was banned in Britain and labeled a "Video Nasty."
By Tom Baker2 years ago in Horror
Ghosts in Shrouds: The Legend of the Pocong
Introduction In the rich weaved fine art of Southeast Asian tales, Indonesia's apparition stories stand separated for their unmistakable imagery and significant social roots. Maybe of the most remarkable figure in Indonesian ghost legend is the Pocong, a nebulous vision encased by a burial cover, bobbing as the night advanced. The Pocong, generally called "Shroud Ghost" or "Wrapped Ghost," is significantly embedded in the social psyche of Indonesia, with stories that scope from disturbing encounters to grave badge of standard feelings about death and endlessness.
By Kyrol Mojikal2 years ago in Horror