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Special effects may be lacking, but vintage horror films still manage to keep our palms sweating and blood pumping; a look back at retro horror films, stories, books and characters that prove everything is scarier in black and white.
Begunkodar Railway Station Really Haunted Or Is It Just A Myth?
Here is the story around Begunkodar Railway Station which was shut for over four decades and is now a famous ghost tourism spot.
Haunted abandoned house!
An elderly woman's face at the window! I stared from a distance, and what I saw was black smoke coming from the chimney. It was an ancient abandoned house on a mountain hill opposite my parents' house. I never noticed anyone outside that residence. All I knew was that the people who lived in that house had all died in an airplane crash years ago.
Gloria PenelopePublished 3 days ago in HorrorHaunted House in Hyderabad
How do you believe in God when you haven't seen him? If you believe in God without seeing him then probably the ghosts also exist the same way? Well, aren't these conversations familiar to you?
Engaged with a Ghost!
It was Sunday morning, and I was bored at home. I didn't want to go to church, so I walked to the park. I was heading to the Botanical Gardens. Walking to the park made me realize how terrifying the suburbs were. Walking alone through the streets of Emmarentia made me realize how terrifying our neighborhood is. The streets were fairly quiet. After about an hour, only one automobile passed me.
Gloria PenelopePublished 7 days ago in HorrorThe Crawling Dark
At first, we thought they were spiders. The basement was cold and dark. It was almost a week after we moved in. We bothered to venture down the wooden staircase that we discovered on our first night in the house.
Bhangs CorporationPublished 10 days ago in HorrorUnveiling the Mysteries of Devil's Kitchen: Exploring Guna Cave
Introduction: Hidden amidst the verdant hills of Kodaikanal, Tamil Nadu, India, lies a natural wonder that has captured the imaginations of adventurers and explorers for generations – the Devil's Kitchen, also known as Guna Cave. This captivating cavern, shrouded in mystery and folklore, beckons visitors with its rugged beauty and enigmatic allure. In this exploration, we delve deep into the heart of Devil's Kitchen, uncovering its secrets, unraveling its mysteries, and experiencing the awe-inspiring wonders that await within.
The Haunting of Blackwood Manor
Once a grand estate, Blackwood Manor stood atop a lonely hill, its imposing silhouette casting eerie shadows against the moonlit sky. Its windows, like vacant eyes, stared out into the darkness, harboring secrets that whispered through the halls like ghosts of the past.
Whispers of Terror: Real-Life Horrors Unveiled
When I was 17, I went on a coming-of-age road trip with three of my friends. We decided to get on this epic. Cross-country Trek to Tennessee for Bonnaroo.
Bhangs CorporationPublished 13 days ago in HorrorThe Forgotten Key
Part 1: The Discovery Nestled amidst the rolling hills of the English countryside, the abandoned mansion stood as a silent sentinel, its once-grand facade now weathered and worn by the passage of time. For centuries, it had stood as a testament to the wealth and power of its former inhabitants, but now it lay empty and forgotten, its secrets shrouded in mystery.
KEVIN FRENCHPublished 14 days ago in HorrorWhispers in the Mist
Part 1: The Arrival Nestled deep within the mist-shrouded valleys of the Appalachian Mountains lay the remote village of Ravenwood. With its quaint cottages and winding cobblestone streets, it appeared picturesque to the untrained eye. But beneath its serene facade lurked a chilling secret that had plagued the village for generations.
KEVIN FRENCHPublished 14 days ago in HorrorThe Immortal's Curse
In the heart of a bustling city, cloaked in shadows and shrouded in mystery, there lived a vampire named Gabriel. For centuries, he had roamed the earth, a solitary figure cursed with immortality—a blessing and a curse that weighed heavy on his soul.
Sahil LathwalPublished 14 days ago in HorrorVampyr
Carl Theodor Dreyer's Vampyr is a hallucinatory light and shadow show that is as visceral as the subconscious mind's influence on the body--it seems to recall sights and sounds that the viewer knows instinctively--buried memories from some alternate, midnight life in another dimension. Conventionally, it's a vampire tale, an adaptation of elements from In a Glass Darkly by J. Sheridan LeFanu, who penned the classic vampire novella Carmilla (1872) long before Bram Stoker ever set his sights on a Transylvanian count. The forbidden eroticism hinted at in that blood-soaked old gem is nowhere apparent here, in the cinematic story of Allan Gray (Nicolas De Gunzberg, credited as "Julian West"), a man who seems to walk like a somnambulist, but with a wide-eyed sense of wonderment at the strange sights he encounters during his nightmare sojourn.