supernatural

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

Shadows of the Forgotten Tomb
Amelia's heart raced as she approached the desolate graveyard, a place long forgotten by the living. The moon cast an eerie glow, revealing weathered tombstones that seemed to whisper secrets of the past. The air hung heavy with an otherworldly chill, and an unsettling stillness enveloped the cemetery.
By Nada soliman3 years ago in Horror
Reed Alexander's Horror Review of 'It' (1990)
Let me start off by saying that there is a lot about this movie that might disappoint a modern viewer who had never seen it before. It's campy, the production quality is actually pretty low, the acting honestly isn't that great. Frankly, we have to be honest that those of us who love this movie, are really riding a lot of nostalgia. That's why we ended up with It (2017) and It Chapter 2 (2019).
By Reed Alexander3 years ago in Horror
Are Ghosts are real??. Content Warning.
Are Ghosts are real?? The authenticity of spectral entities remains an enigma, entangled in the intricate assessment of "perplexity" and the scrutinizing lens of "burstiness." The former delves into the intricacies of textual complexity, while the latter examines the diversity of sentence structures. Human authors often amplify burstiness, seamlessly interspersing sentences of varying lengths, unlike AI-generated content, which tends towards uniformity. To ensure the content's optimal perplexity and burstiness, these considerations become paramount.
By Ayaz Ali3 years ago in Horror
Unveiling the Secrets: Dybbuk's Box
On November 28, 2016, a mysterious recording was discovered in an abandoned country house, leading to a story shrouded in enigma. The individuals behind the recording remain elusive, adding an air of uncertainty to the unfolding narrative. This article aims to delve into the intriguing events that transpired, involving a peculiar artifact known as the Dybbuk's Box, paranormal shows, and the power of deception.
By Yevhen3 years ago in Horror
The Shadows of Crestwood: Unveiling the Darkness. Content Warning.
Once upon a time, in the small town of Crestwood, a sense of unease hung in the air. The townspeople went about their daily lives, unaware of the darkness that lurked beneath the surface. Little did they know, a series of mysterious events was about to unfold, plunging them into a thrilling and terrifying journey.
By Vinitha Naik3 years ago in Horror
Cracked Stucco
“This phone’s useless. I need more light.” Zoey pulled something out of her duffel bag. “What’s that?” Ben asked. “Tactical flashlight. Super bright.”
By MatthewKusza3 years ago in Horror
Cracked Stucco
A hulking young man and a petite young woman stood at the end of a desolate road beneath a flickering streetlight. Before them, a rusty sign declared the surrounding area private and promised unlawful entries would be prosecuted. Empty nip bottles, tire tracks, and a well-worn trailhead into the woods spoke differently.
By MatthewKusza3 years ago in Horror
Vântoase of Romanian Folklore
At the crossroads of Central and Southeastern Europe, you'll find the country of Romania, a place with a complex history and cultures deeply intertwined in the very landscape.
By J.A. Hernandez3 years ago in Horror
HAUNTED AIRPORT ROAD,BANGLADESH.DON'T GO THROUGH THIS ROAD,DON'T GHOST WILL FOLLLOW YOU.. Content Warning.
Spiritual Encounters on Dhaka Airport Road Did you know that ghosts aren't just confined to peaceful locations? They can also be found lurking in the heart of urban areas, giving city dwellers quite a scare. Dhaka Airport Road is one such place, rumored to be haunted and ranked among the top 10 haunted spots in Bangladesh. If you're curious to know more about eerie happenings at Dhaka Airport Road, don't miss out on reading this article!
By Nurjahan Akter Borna3 years ago in Horror
Altered States
Altered States is a film starring the late actor William Hurt as Dr. Eddie Jessup, a brilliant and mad scientist obsessed with "breaking through" the barrier separating man from his "primitive, real self." To this end, he devises the use of various "sensory deprivation" tanks, which are like boilers he floats in with scuba helmets (at least in one case) while his partner, Bob Balaban (as "Arthur Rosenberg") monitors his vitals. Fellow research scientific bigwig, the loud and bellicose Mason Parrish (Charles Haid), advises him, "You're a freak, Jessup." Jessup goes to Mexico to dabble in psychedelic mushrooms with the Hinchi Indians. His psychedelic trip is an explosion of visual and auditory fireworks, depicting shimmering dual entities floating in space, the explosion of worlds, and two people, Jessup and lover Emily (Blair Brown) sitting in a garden having a quaint Victorian tea, right before walking into an atomic explosion.
By Tom Baker3 years ago in Horror
The Haunting at Willow Creek
The first streaks of dawn painted the horizon with pale fingers of light as Sarah and Mark stumbled from the mansion's maw. The storm had retreated, leaving behind a damp silence that pressed heavy on their ears. Every footstep on the dew-kissed grass seemed to send tremors of unease through their nerves. The scent of decay, lingering from the mansion's depths, clung to their clothes like a spectral veil.
By Katherine Albert3 years ago in Horror
Reed Alexander's Horror Review of 'Deathwatch' (2002). Content Warning.
Can we just talk about the fucking atmosphere in this movie? It's got every bit as much grit as 1917 (2019), Saving Private Ryan (1998), Enemy at the Gate (2001), and Dunkirk (2017). Honestly, this movie was every bit as good as those, but it's never going to get the credit it deserves because it's horror. Big awards never take horror seriously and that's a fucking tragedy. You can really feel this movie, hell, you can fucking smell it. It's an atmosphere you can cut with a fucking knife. It's not quite picturesque like The Lighthouse (2019), or The VVitch (2015), but that's seriously hard to pull off and there's a reason why only Robbert Eggers can do that so consistently. He's one of a kind. But this movie did come close.
By Reed Alexander3 years ago in Horror