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Haunted locales and houses of horror from the Amityville home to the Tower of London; travel tips for those seeking a trip filled with fun and evil.
Haunted Houses should have scardy cat nights
I have been to and enjoyed many haunted houses, but lately they have been full of too much male aggression. I want to see cool sets be creeped out or scared and move on. I don't want to be chased with a chainsaw for more that a clip of a bit and I don't want to be stopped from continuing through the path. When I waited at the beginning of one recently, the workers blamed the people walking through for the clogging. It was actually the scare actors blocking the path or making their scare so long that passing was difficult. Some would not let up on continuing stabbing something at me over and over. I'm going through like.... I get it, you put that stick or drill at me, let's keep it moving. Some points cornered for a long time without being able to leave because they are holding a chainsaw over my head.
By Seashell Harpspring 12 days ago in Horror
Eight Seats, Eight Nightmares: If Horror Movie Villains Were Your Assigned Airline Passengers
Eight Seats, Eight Nightmares: If Horror Movie Villains Were Your Assigned Airline Passengers, Where Would You Sit? An ordinary airplane ticket, eight questionable seating arrangements, and one very important question: Which horror movie villain would you trust sitting beside you at 30,000 feet?
By Dakota Denise 13 days ago in Horror
🕯️ THE HAUNTED FILES:
🕯️ THE HAUNTED FILES: THE MARBURY LADY The Woman Who Wouldn't Stay Buried A Halloween Friday Feature with Miss Lil Some ghosts haunt the places where they died. Others haunt the people who wronged them. And then there are the ones who seem to have nowhere left to go.
By Lilithea Adasia15 days ago in Horror
The Man They Trusted Twice: The Abductions of Jan Broberg
A note to readers: This account is based on documented reporting, legal proceedings, and Jan Broberg’s public recollections. The events are real. No conversations, private thoughts, or evidence have been invented. Where an account depends on a participant’s recollection, it is presented as such.
By Veil of Shadows20 days ago in Horror
Flight 608
Amos Hensley had spent thirty-one years helping strangers disappear into the Atlantic, and he had never once considered the possibility that the ocean might return them. His job at Blackwood Tracking Station was simple enough to explain to a child and difficult enough to ruin a man’s life. Identify aircraft, record their positions, relay their requests, and maintain a permanent log of every transmission received. The military called the work surveillance. Amos called it bookkeeping for the living, a distinction he considered increasingly important as the years passed. He had learned that a man could endure almost anything provided his employer supplied the correct terminology.
By Nolan Reed28 days ago in Horror
