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.
Facts About The REAL Dracula
Facts About The REAL Dracula Still had a thirst for blood Although what we think of when we hear Dracula is “Blood Sucking Vampire”. Well that’s not entirely true.
The Haunting of Hollow Manor
In the small town of Blackwood, nestled among thick woods, stood the infamous Hollow Manor. Abandoned for decades, the crumbling mansion was a source of chilling tales and ghostly rumors. Local legend claimed that it was haunted by the spirits of the Bellows family, who had vanished mysteriously many years ago.
Edwin KingslyPublished 9 months ago in Horrorthe sucide song
"Unveiling the Enigmatic Melody: The Legends and Reality of 'Gloomy Sunday'" introduction Music holds immense power to touch our souls, evoke emotions, and even provoke contemplation.
Cmj ChandyPublished 9 months ago in HorrorThe Many Deals of Richard T Sereph- He Ran No More
"On your mark," John felt his muscles tense as he prepared to move. "Get set," This was his favorite part, the calm before the storm, and his muscles practically fluttered with anticipation.
Joshua CampbellPublished 9 months ago in HorrorThe Cursed Doll
In a small town nestled amidst rolling hills and quaint cottages, lived the Turner family. They were an ordinary, loving family, content in their peaceful existence. However, their lives took a chilling turn when they inherited an antique doll from a distant relative.
Pubudu SandeepaPublished 9 months ago in Horror20 mermaid quirks
Mermaids, mythical beings of the sea, are often depicted with fascinating and enchanting quirks that set them apart. Here are 20 mermaid quirks i
Yulianto ArifPublished 9 months ago in HorrorA child followed me home
I was really looking forward to visiting the Kurseong hill station in India. My friends Arjun, Sunita, Vijay and I had been planning this trip for quite some time. We had heard all about the haunted Dow Hill forest and wanted to see it for ourselves. Being the city dwellers we were, we made fun of the local superstitions and beliefs associated with that place and assumed that it was probably harmless. Just a spooky looking forest that had earned a bad reputation due to the overactive imagination of human beings.
Scary Stories
Approaching simply the most daring and boldest of apparition trackers. These frightening stories are not for weak willed. The best phantom and alarming stories feel so genuine, so authentic thus completely cooling that they practically promise you no less than one evening (while perhaps not more) spent thrashing around while tuning in for squeaking floors and the sound of spooky groaning. Obviously, that is the mystery intrinsic in apparition stories. The better they are, the more terrible you'll rest around evening time. This is valid regardless of whether you're a deep rooted heavenly devotee — you know, the sort of individual who has retained insights concerning Halloween's starting points, isn't terrified to eye some frightening photographs, knows the history behind Halloween beasts and spends Friday the thirteenth perusing Ouija board stories.
Kirk D MeroPublished 9 months ago in HorrorThe Rain Charmer
In a forgotten village nestled amidst rolling hills, the people lived in harmony with nature, their lives dictated by the ebb and flow of the seasons. But there was one among them whose connection with the elements transcended the ordinary. They called him the Rain Charmer.
Yulianto ArifPublished 9 months ago in Horror- Top Story - July 2023
A Devil in the Making
Content Warning: This story contains scenes involving child birth and devil worship. Reader discretion is advised. This is an excerpt from the life of Sabrina the witch. If you have not read her story yet, this may be confusing. Her previous stories are The Witch of Strasbourg and A Trade.
Donna Fox (HKB)Published 9 months ago in Horror The Clock
Nobody believes me, but I possess the unwavering knowledge that whenever that dreadful clock strikes 4 on the fateful day of July 19, a malevolent force unleashes its havoc upon us. I cannot fathom the reason behind it, nor do I possess the knowledge of its origin... but I am certain of its existence.
Humberto CamposPublished 9 months ago in HorrorHow To Survive The End Of The World
Surviving the end of the world is a highly speculative scenario, and the specifics of such an event can vary widely depending on the nature of the catastrophe. However, here are some general tips that might be helpful in a survival situation: Stay informed: Keep track of news, warnings, and official announcements to stay aware of potential threats and developments. Prepare an emergency kit: Build a well-stocked emergency kit with essentials such as food, water, first aid supplies, medications, batteries, flashlights, tools, and any other items necessary for survival. Store it in a safe and easily accessible location. Secure shelter: Identify a safe location to shelter in, such as a well-built underground bunker, if possible. Ensure it is stocked with supplies and has proper ventilation. Stock up on provisions: Gather non-perishable food items, water, and other necessary supplies to sustain yourself for an extended period. Consider items like canned goods, dried food, protein bars, and water purification methods. Learn survival skills: Acquire knowledge and skills that will help you survive in various situations. These can include first aid, navigation, hunting, fishing, farming, fire-building, and self-defense. Knowing how to improvise and adapt will be crucial. Form a community: Connect with like-minded individuals or trustworthy friends and form a survival community. Working together can increase your chances of survival, as different people bring different skills and resources to the table. Stay physically fit: Regular exercise and maintaining good physical health are important for survival. It improves your stamina, strength, and overall resilience. Develop self-defense skills: In extreme situations, personal safety can become a concern. Learning self-defense techniques and acquiring tools for protection, like pepper spray or a firearm if legally and responsibly allowed, may be beneficial. Preserve knowledge and information: As society collapses, it's crucial to preserve knowledge for future generations. Collect and store important books, manuals, and other educational resources that can help rebuild society. Maintain mental well-being: The end of the world can be mentally and emotionally challenging. Find ways to cope with stress, fear, and anxiety. Practice mindfulness, meditation, and engage in activities that bring you joy and peace. Remember, the likelihood of a complete societal collapse is highly improbable. Nevertheless, being prepared for emergencies and having survival skills can be beneficial in more realistic situations like natural disasters or other localized emergencies. Regenerate response