supernatural

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

The Lizard Man of Scape Ore Swamp
This story takes us to the humid, shadow-drenched backroads near Bishopville, where the air hangs thick and the swamp water barely moves. A place where sound travels strangely. And where, in the summer of 1988, something emerged from the darkness that no one could explain.
By Veil of Shadows7 months ago in Horror
The Shadow That Doesn’t Belong to You
Bilal first noticed it at work. A small detail. Easy to ignore. But impossible to forget. His shadow… didn’t match his movements.
By Salman Writes7 months ago in Horror
Nightfox Reports: Reach Out and Touch Someone’s Mind
With my typical wide view I have spotted some more strangeness in the news as reports have been appearing across the country for the last week or two of people getting into accidents after running out into the street and attempting to attack passing cars with their bare hands or whatever improvised weapons they could grab. Several of them have been killed, struck down by the car they attacked or another vehicle streaking by. In a couple of cases people were struck by trains while apparently attack the tracks or the train cars with axes and shovels. One elderly woman was struck by a plane at Heathrow Airport as it took off. Witnesses say she was swinging at the landing gear with a garden hoe.
By Samuel Wright7 months ago in Horror
Only Sin Deep
"This face is my meal-ticket, honey!" Sylvia Vane There is a certain sinister perfection in each episode of Tales from the Crypt. Based, as it is, on the ghoulish O. Henry twists and plots predicated on well-deserved cosmic justice, as first presented in the infamous Fifties horror comics published by EC (Tales from the Crypt, Haunt of Fear, Vault of Horror, Shock SuspenStories, etc.), the series takes its comic twists and turns quite seriously—until the ghoulish cackling starts to resonate down the hallway of the black-hearted and black-humored viewer with a paean to morbid wit. Or whatever. (It's my job to sound like I know what I'm doing. Much as in this telefilm that follows, I am all surface. Below, who knows what lurks? It's the point of horror.)
By Tom Baker7 months ago in Horror
What is the Real Ending to The Lighthouse?. Top Story - March 2026.
The Lighthouse is a special kind of horror film. We follow the story of two men stuck on a small island working as lighthouse keepers, and both men slowly lose their mind as their stay on the island builds up to complete chaos. When they realize there is no one coming to pick them up from the island, both men go down a path of madness.
By Emy Quinn7 months ago in Horror
Ghostly Happenings in Arkansas
The Ghost of Ladell Allen In Monticello, the Allen House is a historic Queen Anne Victorian home known for its beautiful architecture and haunted history. Within the house ghostly spirits have been seen, and strange events have occurred. One of the ghostly inhabitants is Ladell Allen, who took her own life in the house in 1948 due to an unhappy love affair with her former high school sweetheart. Paranormal experts have toured the house and six spirits were identified. Unfortunately, the house was sold in 2024 and cannot be toured.
By Rasma Raisters7 months ago in Horror
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"Painted Skin" : Beware of Sex I grew up in Italy, and my sister was five years older than me, when she was 9 years old, my father warned her that men will try to have sex with her at her age and not too take ice cream or gifts. My sister, Mary, had long legs and was very attractive. She was as tall has her grade school teachers.
By SAMURAI SAM: Wild Wayne7 months ago in Horror
The Barn
The woman had given up on pulling at her restraints. She was hanging from the ceiling of the barn, her hands tied to a hanging chain. She wore only a white dress. Cuts and bruises were littered all over her body. Her hair was plastered to her face; it had been quite hot lately. She lost count of how many days had passed. She was exhausted, hungry, and wishing that she never went home with that man. That handsome man that stole her breathe upon the first kiss.
By Emy Quinn7 months ago in Horror
I Eat Your Skin
Some flicks have titles that perfectly fit the film they're titling. Night of the Living Dead, for instance. You hear that title, you immediately know exactly what kind of film will be following the opening credits. And brother, did that particular drive-in cult classic pay off in gory dividends! What other film of that era featured a whole friggin' cannibal holocaust, a butchered barbecue, in the literal sense, of two of the main characters after they get sizzled in a pick-up truck trying to escape from half-nekkid resurrected undead girls with large, pasty white 1969 derrieres?
By Tom Baker7 months ago in Horror
The Crow: Wicked Prayer Was Hard for Me to Take Seriously
This is one of the few horror movies that I wasn't able to finish. This movie…feels kind of like a rip off to the original masterpiece. I should have already known that this movie was going to suck. I had already heard from several family members that the first three were pretty good, but they never bothered to mention the fourth movie.
By Emy Quinn7 months ago in Horror
Tales from the Crypt
With Joan Collins, Roy Dotrice, Patrick McGee, Peter Cushing, and Sir Ralph Richardson, there is no possible way you couldn't love the resultant picture featuring such an ensemble cast.
By Tom Baker7 months ago in Horror
The Beast of Bray Road
There are roads you take to get somewhere. And then there are roads that seem to take you through the dark, mile by quiet mile, until something at the edge of your headlights makes you wish you'd chosen another route. Bray Road is one of those roads.
By Veil of Shadows7 months ago in Horror