E. hasan

Joined April 2025

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An aspiring engineer who once wanted to be a writer .

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cold lick. Content Warning.
⚠️Trigger Warning: This story contains disturbing imagery involving children, ice cream trucks, and elements of horror. Reader discretion is advised.
By E. hasan9 months ago in Fiction
The Flesh-Eating Family Who Vanished from History: The True, Blood-Soaked Legend of Sawney Bean. Content Warning.
In the craggy hollows of coastal Scotland, beneath the tidal cliffs of Bennane Head, an ancient sea cave once echoed with screams. Tourists who visit the area today often pass it by—oblivious to the unspeakable horrors that allegedly took place there centuries ago. But legend has it that deep within that cave, a cannibalistic clan of over 45 people feasted on human flesh for decades… and their leader, Sawney Bean, became one of the most monstrous figures ever whispered about in British history.
By E. hasan9 months ago in Criminal
choke cherry wine . Content Warning.
They said the vineyard was cursed long before the soil drank its first blood. Nestled deep in the Appalachian woods, the Rowan Estate had once produced the darkest, sweetest wine in the state—Choke Cherry Wine, named after the fruit that grew unnaturally fat and red on the estate’s eastern grove. But after the massacre in 1893, when the entire Rowan family was found bled dry in their cellar—bodies hung on meat hooks like livestock—the vineyard rotted.
By E. hasan9 months ago in Fiction
Footprints in Reverse
Detective Maren Hale stood at the edge of the frozen lake, her breath ghosting in the cold February air. The call had come just before dawn—a woman’s footprints leading out onto the ice, but none returning.
By E. hasan9 months ago in Fiction
The Silence After Birds
I don’t remember the last time I heard a bird sing. Maybe no one does. Maybe that was the beginning of the end. They say it started with the sky dimming—not dark, not stormed—just dim. A low, pale bruising of blue that hung over the world like a dying breath. The birds were the first to know. They stopped migrating. Then stopped flying. Then, one morning, they were gone.
By E. hasan9 months ago in Fiction
The Girlfriend Glitch: Companion(2025) Is the Sci-Fi Thriller That Slashes Romance at the Root
Let me introduce you to a film that doesn’t knock—it lets itself in. I watched it around two hours ago and decided yeah I should write a review on this..Companion (2025), directed by Drew Hancock and starring the magnetically unflinching Sophie Thatcher, is not your average dystopian daydream. This movie doesn’t whisper about AI. It seduces, sharpens, and then stabs—sometimes literally—with a bottle opener.
By E. hasan9 months ago in Fiction
"100 Before I Die" – The Journal of M. Content Warning.
Entry #1083 – Thursday, 7:14 AM I woke up to birdsong. Not the sweet kind, but that ugly, grating screech crows make when they’re fighting over trash. Poetic. My kind of morning. Coffee was cold again. I don't know why I bother brewing it. Habit, maybe. People love their little routines, don't they? Me too. Only mine includes carving initials into my wall—one for every soul I’ve sent off.
By E. hasan9 months ago in Fiction
Unit 731: Japan’s Hidden Holocaust of Human Experimentation. Content Warning.
In the annals of human cruelty, few atrocities rival the horrors committed by Japan’s Unit 731 during World War II. Operating under the guise of the “Epidemic Prevention and Water Purification Department,” this covert division of the Imperial Japanese Army conducted some of the most inhumane experiments ever recorded, leaving a legacy of suffering that remains largely unacknowledged to this day.
By E. hasan9 months ago in Criminal
Specter.exe: Malfunction at Grimsby Manor
Chapter One: Welcome to Grimsby When wealthy tech mogul Dr. Victoria Grimsby died under extremely suspicious circumstances (i.e., launched 12 feet into the air during a VR meditation session), her sprawling estate was left to her one-of-a-kind invention: a robot butler named C.L.A.N.K. (Cognitive Lifeform for Assistance, Navigation, and Killing—ignore that last bit, it was a typo in the patent).
By E. hasan9 months ago in Fiction
The cluckening. Content Warning.
No one ever expected the apocalypse to start at McFeather Farms. Certainly not Farmer Bill, whose biggest worry up to now had been whether his prized zucchini would win the blue ribbon at the county fair. But something was off this season. The sky had been an unsettling shade of green for three days, the cows were mooing in Latin, and the scarecrow kept turning its head slightly every time Bill walked past.
By E. hasan9 months ago in Fiction
The Quiet Kind. Content Warning.
It started with a scream—short, sharp, and swallowed by the dense fog rolling in over the Appalachian pines. Detective Evan Rourke had heard a lot in his twenty years with the Bureau, but this one... this one felt ancient. It wasn’t just fear in that scream. It was recognition.
By E. hasan9 months ago in Fiction
They Killed—and Vanished: 7 Chilling Murderers Who Walked Free. Content Warning.
Throughout history, the shadows have been home to predators whose names are unknown, but whose horrors are unforgettable. These killers didn’t just murder—they mutilated, stalked, and defied comprehension, leaving behind blood-soaked clues and unanswered questions. From Jack the Ripper’s surgical savagery in London’s fog to the Zodiac’s cryptic arrogance in California, each one carved fear into the very soul of their city. The Axeman danced with jazz and death, the Stoneman crushed dreams in sleep, and the Butcher of Mons left grotesque trophies by the roadside. Their crimes weren't just brutal—they were personal, calculated, and chillingly theatrical. And worst of all: they vanished, faceless phantoms that still haunt the corridors of unsolved evil.
By E. hasan9 months ago in Criminal