supernatural
The hidden world of all things supernatural; a look inside witchcraft, spells, vexes, black magic and other spine-tingling supernatural phenomena.
Echoes of the Forgotten Village
In the heart of the dense forest stood a forgotten village, shrouded in mystery and whispered tales of horror. Three curious teenagers, Emma, Alex, and Ryan, ventured into this eerie place on a dare, seeking thrills and adventure. Little did they know, the village held secrets darker than their wildest imaginations.
By AroseFromAsh2 years ago in Horror
The Jersey Devil. AI-Generated.
Long ago, in the secluded heart of the Pine Barrens of Southern New Jersey, where the thick canopy of trees casts a perpetual gloom and the whispers of the wind seem to carry the echoes of forgotten tales, there lived a family whose name would become forever intertwined with darkness and despair – the Leeds.
By M.Kamran Shaukat2 years ago in Horror
Reed Alexander FINALLY reviews the greatest movie of all time 'Alien' (1979)
You may know that I occasionally do spoof reviews. Like my review of Detective Heart of America: The Final Freedom (2015), where I jokingly explain why an intentionally bad movie is literally god's gift to cinema and modern culture. Here's the thing about my love for Alien (1979), I think it IS a gift to cinema and modern culture. No god required. I will die on the hill that this is the greatest movie of all time. Note, not the greatest horror movie, the greatest movie period. I love it that much.
By Reed Alexander2 years ago in Horror
4 scary deep woods horror stories. Content Warning.
When I was a kid, my great-grandma would always sign us up for Christian camp near Stevens Pass in Washington. Despite the Christian themes, I had a lot of fun there, even if there were some strict rules. The campground was tucked away behind a remote dirt road, with a large field and endless stretches of forest beyond that. The staff cabins were at the edge of the road, and the camper cabins were further north, some nestled in the woods and others next to the field. The communal bathrooms were quite large. The camp focused on local history, which I never cared much about. The cabins were named after Washington cities, except the oldest one called the Dean's cabin. There were always stories and myths about the cabins being haunted or people dying there, which were exciting at first but got old after a while.
By Gilbert Ay-ayen. Jr3 years ago in Horror




