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The Cursed Pond
The sun was placed on Botra in a small village, casting a long shadow on its narrow paths and old trees. The village was peaceful, but the place remained terrified - a cursed pond.
By Vijoy2 years ago in Horror
The Jinn
It was a deep, dark night. At the other end of the village was an old abandoned mosque next to a dense rice field. No one had prayed there for decades. People whispered that Jin lived there. After the sun set, no one dared to hand it over.
By Vijoy2 years ago in Horror
The Cursed Pen
The night was deep, with a ghostly full moon hanging in the sky. At the edge of the city was an old shop near an abandoned library with a faded wooden sign with the inscription "Mystical Antique."
By Vijoy2 years ago in Horror
Saturday Nightmares
When I was a kid, horror on TV was hot, hot, hot (and that's a nod, I think, to the late, great Buster Poindexter). Every weekend, horror got shoved down our throats and up our middle school asses by the almighty arm of the cable television programmers, who decreed that all things "kvlt" were where it was at. To that end, we had cable network channels such as USA give us entire evenings of show after bloody, haunting show, shows that were bigger, better, and more colorful than Sid Ceaser's old Your Show of Shows, mainly because they were full of coke-addled Eighties chicks with big hair, lipstick, lots of jewelry, and high, rouged cheekbones. Yowza.
By Tom Baker2 years ago in Horror
The Cursed Clock
1 It was a dark, moonless night. On the longest corner of the village, the ruins of an old mansion - "Malik's House" stood next to an old banyan tree. Once a symbol of strength and prosperity, it is now merely an aging structure covered in grapes and dust.
By Vijoy2 years ago in Horror
Jin And Human Friendship
Two friends studied in a small university town. One was Arah and the other was Ziad. Everyone in college knew they were very close friends. They took part in the course together, studied in the library and held in the cafeteria. However, there was a secret that no one knew - Ziad was not human. He was Jin.
By jibon2 years ago in Horror
The Cursed Village
The village was called Patua, but no one dared to go there. The once difficult village became a legendary place spoken in steaming tones, and his name referred to the hearts of those who heard it. Behind the village was a terrible story, with curses spreading like thick, omnipresent darkness in every corner of the village. No one who once entered the village returned. There was a story of the people who came in so as not to hinder them. Those who deliberated to venture near the edge of the forest could hear strange sounds at night, as if the country itself had whispered an old secret. Around the village were thick and dark forests, and at night a relaxed wind flowed through the trees, moaning as if the branches were suffering. Villagers often said that the wind is not just natural. They were the whispers of spirits that roamed the country. They spoke of the horrific spirits that could appear every night, and claimed a living soul. But everyone knew the cause of the fear: tragic and violent stories passed over generations.
By Vijoy2 years ago in Horror
The Cursed Tree
It became a dark, eerie night time. The village lay silent, besides for the remote howling of jackals and the chirping of crickets. Standing at the threshold of the village became an historical banyan tree—massive, with twisted roots and sprawling branches. But the villagers feared it. They known as it "The Cursed Tree."
By Vijoy2 years ago in Horror
The Cursed Book
The night silence was broken by the rattle of the book pages. Amit slowly turned the sides, his eyes widened in surprise. He didn't know that he wanted to make a mistake by reading this book.
By Vijoy2 years ago in Horror
The Cursed TV
At about 2:30am, Shaon sat alone in the slightly lit apartment, the flickering glow of the TV. The old horror film he saw was his climax - the woman who cried out as a dark figure was pulled behind her. Shaon laughed. The horror movie never really scared him.
By Vijoy2 years ago in Horror
Ghost Train (Based on true events)
The old railway tracks that ran through the misty valley had been abandoned for decades. Rusted rails twisted through overgrown weeds, and the skeletal remains of a long-forgotten station stood in eerie silence. Yet, the villagers spoke in hushed voices about the Ghost Train—a spectral locomotive that emerged from the fog at midnight, its whistle echoing through the hills.
By Masaddeque al Shishir2 years ago in Horror
The Cursed Car
Cursed Car was almost midnight. A light autumn breeze passed through the sky streets. The bustle and bustle of the city were fading, and the streets were largely abandoned. At this time, Lohan decided to take his newly purchased car on a trip outside of town. The car was old but in good condition. He had got it at an incredibly low price from a dealer known to his friends.
By Vijoy2 years ago in Horror