supernatural
The hidden world of all things supernatural; a look inside witchcraft, spells, vexes, black magic and other spine-tingling supernatural phenomena.
The Mannequin Doll
In the city of Ravenswood, where shadows danced in harmony with the nightly wind, there was an abandoned store named "Mysterious Enigmas." Its interior, wrapped in dust and oblivion, held a peculiar collection of curious objects. However, one mysterious artifact stood out among them all: the Mannequin Doll.
By Eduarda Rodrigues3 years ago in Horror
At Midnight
The small town of Ravenwood, shrouded in an atmosphere of silence and shadows, had a macabre reputation. It was said that, at midnight, something sinister happened, turning the peaceful locality into a living nightmare. Terrified, the residents avoided leaving their homes after sunset, fearing the unknown that emerged when the clock struck midnight.
By Eduarda Rodrigues3 years ago in Horror
Spooky Happenings in Maine
Kennebunk Inn Located in the southwest corner of Maine is the town of Kennebunk. In this town you will find a lovely, historical inn at 45 Main St. It was built in 1799 and has 3 stories and 22 rooms. It was originally built as a private home for Dr. Phineas Cole and his family becoming an inn in the late 1920s then called “The Tavern.” It got its present name in 1940 when Walter Day bought it and named it the “Kennebunk Inn.” The inn was sold again in 1980 to Arthur LeBlanc who added 6 more rooms.
By Rasma Raisters3 years ago in Horror
Living Shadow. Top Story - January 2024.
There's a kind of darkness that belongs to Illinois. If you ever find yourself a little east of the Mississippi river on a night in late autumn, you might see it then. If you're on a road that's outside one of those fragile halos of electric light and civilization (and let's be frank, that accounts for most roads in Illinois) you'll probably get to watch it close in around your car: a cool, viscous absence of light that's not so much black as it is gray. Like the color has been sucked out of everything.
By Daniel Bradbury3 years ago in Horror
three stories
1.No need to look at things randomly Hugo, a resident of the sixth floor, received a telescope as a gift from a friend returning from overseas. He frequently positioned himself by the window, using the telescope to observe the opposite building. Through this lens, he witnessed Mr. Zhang, from the adjacent building, being reprimanded by his wife. He also caught sight of Manager Chen bringing his attractive secretary home, and even glimpsed a certain unmarried and beautiful lady changing clothes. The telescope unveiled many private moments of the neighboring residents to Hugo. However, his keenest observation centered on the fourth floor of unit three across the way. Peering through the window, Hugo noticed an individual changing daily within that room. Yesterday, it was an elderly lady with snow-white hair, and today, a young man in his twenties. Over a month of owning the telescope, he had not observed the same person twice. Moreover, only one person occupied the room each day, with no lights visible at night, and the next day, a new occupant appeared. Driven by curiosity, Hugo resolved to visit this household. Welcomed by a stunning lady upon knocking, Hugo expressed his surprise, explaining that he frequently witnessed strangers coming and going from the room. Bewildered, the lady laughed and stated, "How could that be? I live here alone." Perplexed, Hugo departed. As dusk settled, lights flickered on in other residences, yet the one across remained ominously dark. Hugo decided to return for another look and descended to the fourth floor of unit three. Approaching the door, he discovered it ajar, inviting him inside. The interior was eerily quiet, devoid of any occupants. Passing by the bathroom, he heard a peculiar sound—was someone inside? The bathroom door was partially open, and the sound persisted. Unable to resist, Hugo peered inside and was horrified to witness a middle-aged man lying naked on the floor while another figure, entirely skinless, was in the process of skinning him with a knife. Suddenly aware of Hugo's presence, the creature lifted its head, blood dripping from its mouth, and chillingly exclaimed, "Excellent! Tomorrow, I can change into two outfits." Before Hugo could react, he noticed various human skins hanging above the bathroom. Some bore patches of silver hair, while others belonged to young men...
By Ming Theis Cu3 years ago in Horror
Two Scary Cemeteries
Old Western Burial Ground Cemeteries have gained the reputation of being haunted and with good reason since this is the place where the remains of people are buried. Let us keep in mind that the skeletons will be found in the coffins here, not the spirits and it is the spirits that for some reason have chosen to roam the cemeteries. Some may be troubled, some seeking someone or something and there are even spirits that find themselves lost between this world and the next.
By Rasma Raisters3 years ago in Horror
Reed Alexander's Horror Review of 'The Boarderlands' (2013). Content Warning.
Can I just start off by saying the Shakey Camera style of filming was completely un-fucking-necessary? Imagine the money they wasted on crappy webcams and headsets when they could have just had one or two cameras shooting the whole film. And there were basically no other FX outside of the cinematography so why did they need it? Are filters and lighting honestly so expensive that an indie film would rather burn money on a gimmick? In my review of Alien Abduction (2014), I explain when Shakey Camera is appropriate and in my review of The Taking of Debora Logan (2014) (TDL), I explain when it's not. It boils down to this. Was it necessary because you couldn't afford to make the practical FX look good, or was it necessary because you had no talent for creating atmosphere? In this case, how hard would it be to make such a beautiful set look good with filters and lighting? Again, there were really no practical FX to hide with the Shakey Camera so why go that rout?
By Reed Alexander3 years ago in Horror
Oakview Cemetery
In the heart of a small, secluded town nestled between ancient forests lay the Oakview Cemetery, a place shrouded in mystery and whispered tales of the paranormal. It was a moonless night when Maggie, a curious but apprehensive young woman, found herself wandering near the gates of the cemetery.
By Katherine Albert3 years ago in Horror
REVENANTS
Thomas Munro journeyed deeper into the forest and the everlasting night. The village of his beloved Catherine couldn’t be much farther now. But he had been foolish. Rather than stop at the inn a few miles back, he’d chosen, instead, to continue his journey, arrogantly believing he could arrive just before nightfall. Catherine, his sweet and fair fiancee, had been right about him: he was indeed a very daft man.
By Taylor Rigsby3 years ago in Horror
