travel
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.
My Phone Keeps Receiving Messages From 10 Minutes in the Future
I first noticed it on a normal Tuesday night. Nothing about the day felt strange. I had come home late, dropped my bag on the floor, and collapsed onto my bed with my phone in my hand like always. Outside, the city was quiet in that tired way it gets after midnight—no voices, no traffic, just the faint hum of electricity and distant wind against the window.
By Nasibullah Temor5 months ago in Horror
Monkey Paws
I didn’t want to go to Cambodia. Humidity is my enemy, and the jungle has big bugs, snakes, and mean macaques. If it were a mild climate, I’d enjoy the wildlife, but I hate slogging through tall grass with a soaked, smelly back. I can’t call it perspiration; it’s just funk, thick and sour.
By Andrea Corwin 5 months ago in Horror
Something Watched Back
Nobody warned them about the silence. That was the first thing. The thing that should have made them turn around before it was too late. A jungle is never silent. Every traveler who has ever set foot in one knows that. Birds. Insects. The constant rustle of leaves and branches and small creatures moving through undergrowth.
By Ethan Blake5 months ago in Horror
No Man's Island. Honorable Mention in Stay a While Challenge. Top Story - May 2026.
It was supposed to be the best week of Cheryl's young life: seven days cruising around the Caribbean with her best friends, their partners, and the love of her life. Brad had been dropping hints like crazy in the months leading up to it, too. Still, she wasn't a hundred percent sure until she found that receipt from Tiffany's crumpled up in the floorboards of his Pinto. This week was meant to be perfect.
By Natalie Gray5 months ago in Horror










