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Art that’s as dark as it is evocative; discover horror-inspired artwork, from twisted mutations of classic paintings, chilling sculptures, spooky photography and more.

Whisper Walls
In the small, forgotten city of black hollow, in deep nests inside a dense forest, an old, decrypate mansion was standing known as Ashwick House. The towns saved it like a plague, whispering the stories of their dark past. He spoke of the family that lived there- Ashwix- and how they disappeared on a terrible night, only silent and left a house that seemed to breathe.
By RASHED KHAN11 months ago in Horror
Summoning the Jinn Princess: 21 Nights of Terror
I'll start with two small incidents that happened to Chuk. The year was 2020, and Chuk was about 24 or 25 years old. He hadn't come to Dubai yet.
By Lily11 months ago in Horror
horror nightmare
The Unseen Passenger: A Nightmare That Never Ends Sleep should be a sanctuary—a place of rest, healing, and escape. But for those who experience nightmares that feel more real than reality itself, sleep can become a prison, a battleground where the mind is no longer in control. This is the story of one such nightmare, a tale of creeping dread and an unseen passenger lurking at the edge of perception.
By Fahim11 months ago in Horror
Bloodthirsty Banana Tree
Bloodthirsty Banana Tree The terrible story of A desolate village next to the Csed Forest, a creepy silence in the air. Villagers lived in constant fear not from wildlife or bandits, but from a single mystical tree in the farthest corner of the forest known as the Dal banana tree.
By jibon11 months ago in Horror
Alex Star. Content Warning. AI-Generated.
Alex Star: A Multifaceted Journey in Media and Publishing Alex Star is a distinguished figure in the realms of journalism and publishing, renowned for his editorial expertise and contributions to intellectual discourse. His career trajectory reflects a deep commitment to curating and disseminating thought-provoking content.
By no idea11 months ago in Horror
Why The Academy Awards Ignore Horror Films?
Throughout the history of cinema, the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences has had a strong tendency to ignore horror films, which manifests a sad intellectual limitation on its part.
By Ninfa Galeano11 months ago in Horror
The Real Story Of Jack The Ripper
Forensic experts have identified Jack the Ripper, the London serial murderer who haunted the streets over a century ago. Aaron Kosminski, a 23-year-old Polish barber and key police suspect, was identified by genetic testing this week. However, detractors argue that the evidence is insufficient to conclude this case.
By TheNaeth11 months ago in Horror
Art Horror: The Convergence of the Artisan and the Terrifying. Content Warning. AI-Generated.
Art horror is a strange category of horror that mixes the beauty of art with the terror of horror. It creates an experience far removed from jump scares and gore, one to ponder on afterwards. These elements are typically combined with stunning visuals and nuanced concepts that tap into the deepest aspects of the human psyche– our fears, our desires, the mysteries of existence, and the unknown. Some of the most celebrated films in this genre include The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari (1920), Psycho (1960) and The Shining (1980). In this article, we will dissect the origins and characteristics of what constitutes art horror, and how it impacts cinema and culture.
By EliteCreation11 months ago in Horror
Abbey Gate: A Portal to History and Heritage
Abbey Gate: A Portal to History and Heritage Abbey gates are more than just entrances; they are symbols of history, architecture, and the spiritual life of the communities they served. Often found in the remains of monasteries, abbeys, and convents, these gates stand as lasting markers of a bygone era. They tell stories of religious devotion, architectural innovation, and the passage of time. Let’s explore the significance of Abbey Gate, its role throughout history, and some famous examples that have stood the test of time.
By Tanvir Hossain11 months ago in Horror
The Real Story Of Candyman
The actual tale of Candyman while facing the horrible daily reality of poverty, police neglect, and narcotics that had afflicted Black Chicagoans for decades.
By TheNaeth11 months ago in Horror
The Echoes of the Forgotten
It had always been there, looming on the edge of town—a forgotten relic that stood against time, both defiant and weary. Holloway House. No one spoke of it, but everyone knew its name. The locals called it “the cursed house,” and as a child, I always wondered why. My grandmother would tell me to steer clear, her voice trembling with a strange fear. She had her own story about the place, but no one dared to ask for details. To my young mind, it was simply a story—a spooky legend like the ones you tell around a campfire.
By Joysi11 months ago in Horror
Whispers in the Dark
The rain had been relentless that evening, battering the windows with a steady rhythm. My footsteps echoed through the darkened halls of Oakwood Manor, a place I had inherited from my late uncle—an eccentric man who had been obsessed with the supernatural. I'd always heard rumors of its haunted past, but I thought they were just stories to keep people away. Now, as I stood in the entrance hall, I wasn’t so sure.
By Mukun11 months ago in Horror