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The Midnight Caller – Part Two. AI-Generated.
The Echo in the Trees** Ravenwood woke slowly, as it always did. Morning sunlight spilled across the rooftops, warming the quiet streets and breaking through the thin November frost. But beneath that gentle stillness, the town buzzed with a nervous electricity. Rumors spread faster than truth ever could.
By Alshalil 7712 months ago in Horror
The Midnight Caller
The Midnight Caller The town of Ravenwood had always worn its silence like a badge—quiet streets, predictable nights, and the same familiar faces behind every window. But all of that changed the night The Midnight Caller returned.
By Alshalil 7712 months ago in Horror
Episode III - The Ocean’s Reapers: Predators Built by Depth and Darkness
The ocean is not a place. It is a dimension... A world of endless night, crushing pressure, and creatures shaped by forces older than land, older than light, older than fear itself.
By Veil of Shadows2 months ago in Horror
Slenderman - short story
Slenderman has always been a point of interest for me and my friends, a creepypasta we found entertaining starting all the way back in 2018. Inspired by the very real experiences I had where I'm from at dusk in the months preceding Christmas, when the sun dips low and the trees become brilliant shows of warm hues, this Slenderman story was my first creative writing piece I wrote as a freshman in high school. Enjoy :) Written in Fall 2025 as a freshman in high school.
By Chad McBroski2 months ago in Horror
SEASON 7 - Whispers from the Lantern: The Keeper's Lament
Chapter 13 "He... he is the lure," Evelyn said, her voice a low, strangled whisper. "He is the king. He is the master of the drowned. And he wants us to join his kingdom."
By Tales That Breathe at Night2 months ago in Horror
Guru, The Mad Monk
Not enough madness or blood, or any tits, or anything such a title and poster would suggest--at least not for my discriminating scummy tastes.
By Tom Baker2 months ago in Horror
I Can't Stand Love Triangles in Horror
I cannot stand love triangles in horror stories. While some of them are so well written, and never get in the way of the story taking place, some of them can sometimes ruin the experience.
By Emy Quinn2 months ago in Horror
Kuća s prostorijom bez povratka
Introduction: The Allure of Forbidden Rooms Imagine walking through a house and stumbling upon a door that’s strictly off-limits—a room no one ever returns from. The mere thought sends shivers down your spine. These mysterious rooms, often called “rooms of no return,” have fascinated people for centuries. Whether hidden behind walls, disguised as closets, or locked behind iron gates, they trigger a primal sense of curiosity and fear. But why are we drawn to places we’re told to avoid?
By olxia10 2 months ago in Horror
Tajna Prostorija Iza Zida – The Hidden Room Behind the Wall
Have you ever stared at a wall and wondered what might be behind it? The idea that a hidden room could be sitting quietly behind a layer of plaster sends a chill down the spine—but in the most exciting way. “Tajna prostorija iza zida” translates to a secret room behind the wall, and it’s a concept that has appeared in legends, films, and even real-life news stories. Whether it’s a forgotten family secret or an architectural marvel, hidden rooms spark curiosity like nothing else.
By olxia10 2 months ago in Horror
The Shadow That Never Lets Go
The dark of night has always been a mixture of fear, silence, and loneliness for humans. Some nights feel heavier than others, as if the air itself is pressing against your chest. There is an invisible weight that makes every shadow seem alive, every sound amplified, every movement a threat. These are the nights when a person is not truly alone. Ali, a young man who thought he was ordinary, experienced one such night that would change him forever.
By darus sahil2 months ago in Horror
“The Last Morning in Hiroshima”
The sun rose slowly over Hiroshima on the morning of August 6, 1945, spilling golden light over the quiet streets. The air smelled faintly of smoke from the coal stoves burning in homes, mingling with the soft fragrance of early summer blossoms. For most of the city, it was an ordinary morning. But for Aiko Tanaka, a fourteen-year-old girl with bright eyes and a restless spirit, it was a morning she would never forget.
By Saif Ullah2 months ago in Horror
10 Keys to Making a Good Horror Movie
Horror fans often have specific expectations regarding how stories should unfold and conclude. A creative idea aligns with these expectations, providing a sense of fulfillment. For instance, in slasher films, audiences typically hope for the final girl to triumph over evil. Meeting these expectations can enhance viewer satisfaction and engagement.
By Ninfa Galeano2 months ago in Horror