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This Woman
One woman’s death could be the start of another’s life. Only perception decides if any of it matters or not. This woman, who usually has a positive outlook and a loving perspective, took one too many knocks to the ground, one too many wrecking balls to the head. This woman who usually gets back up and faces every blow, decided it was indeed time for change and change brought her to a reality she had neither expected nor avoided. After almost 50 years of dragging herself up off the dirty, bloody floor of existence, she changed her modus operandi and gave Life something to really remember her by…
By Gabriella Grace7 years ago in Horror
Top 5 Horror Movies
Did you know Horror movies are great for first dates? For instance, the chemicals our brains release when we fall in love happen to be the same exact chemicals released when we get scared! With that fun fact, here are my top five Horror favorites! They were all based on actual events, so they're a great conversation starter! Single and happy? Well, I guarantee these will make you want to sleep with the lights on! And maybe get your dog, cat, stuffed animal, or even a body pillow to cuddle with...
By Lady Sunday7 years ago in Horror
A Night with Grandpa
Spirits are all around us. Most of the time we don't realize it because we can't see them. Or can we? Sometimes if they want to be seen they will make an appearance. I was able to meet my Grandfather—who had passed away seven years before I was born. Feeling a little weird yet, you haven't read anything yet.
By Girl in a paranormal world7 years ago in Horror
That Time I Got Cursed
So this is a story I love to tell, although lately I have been a bit more than slightly cautious to whom I share it with because of a date that went terribly; may as well put it on the internet!
By Regular Person7 years ago in Horror
The Purple Lady
My mom once told me about a woman who only wore purple. Her house was purple, her car was purple, her hair was dyed purple. She had beautiful bushes in her yard that bloomed large purple flowers. She could be seen walking around my mother's hometown wearing purple hats and scarves and always in a rush. Besides all the purple, she had an odd way about her. She walked with her knees to pointed to each other, and was never seen going into any stores or coming out of any restaurants. In fact, she was only ever seen walking down the street or in her yard watering her purple flowers.
By elle lee7 years ago in Horror
Finally Found
The sky was grey as the wind whipped up the freshly fallen snow. The sidewalk felt like a tunnel with the icy snow drifts piled on either side of my usual route to and from work. I knew every crack and crevasse in the sidewalk, and all the faces of the people I saw on my daily trek but today was different. The snow was unexpected and came with a ferocity that the town had never witnessed before. My path that was usually flooded with familiar faces was now barren of any life.
By Madison Krumm7 years ago in Horror
It's A Cra-Zee World
When I was a young girl, I didn't really wonder about death or heaven or hell. My worries were that if it rains I will be bored in my house and not be able to play outside. Back in the 80s, sitting outside with your friends was the "it" thing. To me, life was simply perfect, and I had no care in the world. Boy did life have a plan to wake me up.
By Girl in a paranormal world7 years ago in Horror
Recurrence
“There are many who don’t wish to sleep for fear of nightmares. Sadly, there are those who don’t wish to wake for the same fear.” – Richelle E. Goodrich
By r. nuñez7 years ago in Horror
The Floating Torso of Meggernie Castle
A Messeurs Simmons and Featherstone, writing in letters dated respectively January 1882 and 1883, both related their odd, ghostly experiences while residing at Meggernie Castle, in Glen Lyon, Perthshire, Scotland. Both men were there strictly for grouse shooting; although, truth be told, neither relate how well they did or did not succeed in this particular undertaking.
By Tom Baker7 years ago in Horror
Heidi
The trees were dense and dark. The sounds of nature could be heard all around. Crickets chirping were prominent but something was still off. It was like nature was yelling at me to get out. But I couldn't. My dog, Heidi, was missing and I had to find her. This wasn't the first time, and I'm sure it wouldn't be the last, but it all just felt really off. Birds were screaming, and my body wanted to react.
By Brittany Carpenter7 years ago in Horror
I Watched the 'Slender Man' Movie so You Don't Have To
Now this will contain spoilers...you've been warned. As of writing this review, I got home from the movie theater about 10 minutes ago, and I put on a good horror movie (1976 Carrie for those who are wondering) in the hopes of getting this trash out of my head.
By Ashton Goodnough7 years ago in Horror
The Dead Man
I was driving on a country road on my way to a friend’s house. It was in the middle of the night and I was almost there. When I looked in my rearview mirror, I saw a strange figure in the back seat. I almost jumped out of my skin. I settled down and decided it was just a figment of my imagination so I just kept driving. Two hours later. I looked back once more. I saw the figure again, but more clearly this time. I could see that the figure was a middle-aged man. But that is all I could see of him. After that, I immediately pulled over.
By Natalie C..7 years ago in Horror