urban legend
Urban legends have captivated us from ancient eras to the modern day; a deep dive into scary lore and 'could be true' tales about Bigfoot, Slender Man, the Suicide Forest and beyond.
The Hitchhiker
A motorcyclist was riding along a long stretch of road when he noticed a young woman, about 17 years old, waving him down. He stopped. She was rather pretty girl and she wanted a lift back home. The biker, an eligible male about 22 years old, said, "Sure, no problem, hop on." The girl complained that she was cold and asked kindly for his jacket. He quite willingly and gallantly took off the stylish jacket he was wearing and proudly gave it to her. She looked quite good in it and smiled at him winningly. He felt good.
By Wong Shahrul3 years ago in Horror
The Tired Driver
A Singaporean driver was driving up a Malaysian highway to visit his relatives in Kuala Lumpur. On the way, somewhere between here and Malacca halfway through the journey, his car broke down. This was in the middle of nowhere, rubber trees everywhere. He had no idea where to turn for help and none of the vehicles whizzing by would stop. It was getting very late and the man was getting desperate. He looked hard around him to see if there were any signs of life. Then, he saw a light deep among the rubber trees. Well, there had to be someone there who could help, he thought.
By Wong Shahrul3 years ago in Horror
The Haunting at Blackwood Manor
In the heart of the misty Scottish Highlands, nestled deep within a forest untouched by time, there stood a foreboding mansion known as Blackwood Manor. Its ominous presence cast a shadow over the landscape, and whispers of its dark history sent shivers down the spines of even the bravest souls in the nearby village of Glenmore. The tales told in hushed voices around flickering fires told of unspeakable horrors and a curse that had plagued the Blackwood family for generations.
By Moses Mukuka3 years ago in Horror
Murmurs from Past
Murmurs from Past: Tormenting Stories of the Inconspicuous In the quietness of the evening , when the world dozes and the main sound are those of your own breath, have you at any point felt a shudder down your spine? A mysterious presence that sends goosebumps dashing across your skin? These are the murmurs from past, the unpleasant stories of the concealed that have interested and unnerved mankind for a really long time. In this blog entry, we will set out on an excursion through the chilling domains of spooky experiences, unexplained peculiarities, and the persevering through secrets that keep on tormenting our minds.
By MD Rifatul Islam3 years ago in Horror
Intertwinement
Saw was given a miracle cure for cancer. Instead of being cured, he is tricked, which triggers a new sadistic game of Jigsaw. I also take part in the '039 series; The longest film of all time will be Shawnee Smith's Amanda Young, a franchise veteran who first appeared in 2004's Saw. Saw has a particularly positive opinion of the film. Chris Killian of Comicbook.com considered Saw X "hands down the best ".
By Tonmoy Roy 3 years ago in Horror
Just Beyond the Curtain
My husband, Thomas, is a writer of short horror and I'm very proud of him. He crafts these unique little stories about horrific situations and people really seem to like them. I won't name-drop here, but you may have read some of his work if you've been in the community for a while. He writes a lot and his stories have been read by a lot of different narrators, but recently things have changed.
By Joshua Campbell3 years ago in Horror
From Baltimore to Richmond: Tracing the Supernatural Sites of Edgar Allan Poe
Born in Boston in 1809, Edgar Allan Poe faced a challenging childhood, abandoned by his alcoholic father and losing his mother to tuberculosis before he turned two. Raised by a foster family in Virginia, Poe moved frequently between cities, leaving a lasting imprint on each place.
By Gareth Popovic3 years ago in Horror
The Haunting of Diplomat Hotel (Chapter 7-9)
Chapter 7: The Unending Enigma With each passing day, the Diplomat Hotel's reputation as a supernatural hotspot continued to grow, drawing more investigators, thrill-seekers, and curious souls eager to confront the unexplained. Chapter 7 delves into the persistent and often unnerving experiences of those who explored the hotel, unearthing evidence that defied rational explanation and deepening the enigma that enveloped the place.
By Christian Domine3 years ago in Horror
The Haunting of Diplomat Hotel (Chapter 1-3)
Welcome to "The Haunting of Diplomat Hotel: Shadows in the Mist," where history and the paranormal merge to reveal the chilling secrets hidden within its decaying walls. Brace yourself for a journey into the heart of darkness, where the past and the present are forever intertwined, and where the spirits of the past refuse to rest in peace.
By Christian Domine3 years ago in Horror
The Haunting of Diplomat Hotel (Chapter 4-6)
Chapter 4: The Whispers Begin In the stillness of the Diplomat Hotel's decaying halls, where the echoes of World War II still reverberated, strange and unsettling phenomena began to take root. Chapter 4 explores the eerie whispers, ghostly apparitions, and unexplained occurrences that marked the hotel's transformation from a place of ruin to a hotspot of paranormal activity.
By Christian Domine3 years ago in Horror
Aswang: Philippines Famous Mythical Creatures
Nestled in the heart of the Philippines, the sleepy barangay of Poblacion was known for its tranquil rice fields and friendly villagers. But beneath the calm surface of this rural paradise lurked a sinister legend that sent shivers down the spines of those who dared speak its name: the dreaded Aswang. Poblacion was once a thriving community, but that was before the shadow of the Aswang descended upon it. Rumors spread like wildfire, whispered in hushed tones during moonlit nights. The older residents spoke of a curse that had befallen the village decades ago, a curse tied to the vengeful spirit of a once-powerful shaman. Nina, a curious journalist with a penchant for the supernatural, was drawn to the story of Poblacion. She had heard of the Aswang since childhood but had never delved deep into the lore. Armed with her recorder and camera, she ventured into the heart of the village to uncover the truth. As Nina interviewed the villagers, she noticed a pattern emerging. Everyone spoke of mysterious disappearances, livestock deaths, and eerie sounds that echoed through the night. Fear had etched lines on their faces, and the belief in the Aswang's curse was palpable. One evening, while the sun cast long shadows across Poblacion, Nina met Elena, an elderly woman who claimed to have witnessed the Aswang's malevolent presence firsthand. Elena recounted the tale of the cursed shaman, who had been wronged by the village elders in a land dispute many years ago. In a fit of anger, the shaman had summoned dark forces and invoked a terrible curse upon the village. As a consequence, the Aswang was said to haunt Poblacion, seeking vengeance for the wrongs committed against the shaman. Nina's journalistic instincts led her to a series of chilling discoveries. She found symbols etched onto trees, old shrines hidden deep in the forest, and whispered tales of eerie apparitions that walked the rice fields at night. The villagers spoke of encounters with the Aswang, describing its grotesque form, with eyes that glowed like burning coals and elongated limbs that allowed it to move silently through the night. One moonless night, as Nina ventured deeper into the forest, she stumbled upon an ancient shrine, its altar adorned with offerings of fruit and candles. The air grew thick with an otherworldly presence, and a sudden chill ran down her spine. The Aswang was said to be near. Suddenly, a rustling in the bushes sent Nina into a panic. She aimed her flashlight into the darkness, revealing a shadowy figure with glowing red eyes. Frozen in fear, she watched as the creature approached. It was the Aswang, with its grotesque features and an insatiable hunger for flesh. With trembling hands, Nina managed to snap a photo of the creature before it vanished into the night. The image, captured on her camera, was a chilling testament to the existence of the Aswang. It had become her irrefutable evidence, but it also marked her for its relentless pursuit. As days turned into weeks, Nina's health deteriorated, and her sleep was plagued by nightmares. She couldn't shake the feeling of being watched, of unseen eyes following her every move. The Aswang's curse had taken hold of her. Desperate to break the curse, Nina sought the help of a local shaman, known for his knowledge of ancient rituals. With the village's support, a ceremony was performed to appease the vengeful spirit of the shaman and drive the Aswang from Poblacion forever. During the ritual, the air grew heavy with tension, and the night seemed to hold its breath. As the shaman chanted incantations, a bone-chilling howl echoed through the forest. It was the Aswang, enraged by its impending banishment. But the shaman's power was greater, and with each word of the ritual, the Aswang's presence waned. Its haunting cries grew fainter, and as the first light of dawn broke the horizon, the creature vanished into the shadows, never to be seen again. Poblacion, once plagued by the Aswang's curse, began to heal. Nina's health gradually improved, and she left the village, leaving behind the chilling photograph as a reminder of her harrowing encounter. The legend of the Aswang in Poblacion lived on, a cautionary tale passed down through generations. It served as a grim reminder of the power of ancient curses and the darkness that could befall even the most peaceful of villages. And though the Aswang had been banished, its memory lingered, a haunting testament to the mysteries that still lurked in the heart of the Philippines.
By Raymark Marcos3 years ago in Horror
