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Horror fiction that delivers on its promise to scare, startle, frighten and unsettle. These stories are fake, but the shivers down your spine won't be.

The Ghost in the Trees
Did you know that after World War II, one of Europe’s most feared snipers came home—only to disappear in the shadows? His name was Samuel Greaves.
By Abdullah khan6 months ago in Horror
The Man Across the Street. AI-Generated.
Dylan always believed he lived in a quiet neighborhood. The kind with trimmed lawns, porch lights, and friendly nods from neighbors on garbage day. But that changed in 2019.
By Abdullah khan6 months ago in Horror
I Attended My Own Funeral
The last thing I remember was the crash. A deafening screech of metal against metal. Then silence. When I opened my eyes again, everything felt... distant. Like I was underwater but breathing air. Colors were muted, sounds muffled.
By HAFSA6 months ago in Horror
I Bought a Clock That Ticks Backward
It started with a garage sale. Not one of those friendly, lemonade-stand affairs. This one was run by an old man with clouded eyes, leaning against a porch that looked like it had seen the Great Depression twice.
By HAFSA6 months ago in Horror
Feed the Pig is the Most Brutal Depiction of Horror
I don’t remember the last time I read a horror story that shocked me to my core. The events that occur in this story are freaking insane, and unbelievable. This author was on another level of horror!
By Emy Quinn6 months ago in Horror
The Song Only I Could Hear
The notification blinked: "Unlock your voice’s hidden archive." I almost deleted VoxScan—another AI vocal tool promising "revolutionary audio restoration." But as a failed musician drowning in hospital bills for my daughter’s leukemia treatment, desperation had a way of making miracles seem plausible. I plugged in my headphones and pressed *Scan*.
By Ziafat Ullah6 months ago in Horror
Terrifier Brought Back the Old School 80s Slasher Horror Trope Through a Terrifying Killer Clown
Terrifier is the first horror film in a long time that felt like I was watching an old school 80s slasher film. The picture of the film itself felt old, and even the questionable acting from the main cast added to the dreary atmosphere of the film. The kills are done with amazing practical effects, making each death feel real.
By Emy Quinn6 months ago in Horror
The Silence in Room Seven
By [Hubaib Ullah ] The hospital was quiet at night. Not because it was empty, but because the people inside no longer died.
By Hubaib ullah6 months ago in Horror
How to Become a Ghost Without Dying
🕯️ How to Become a Ghost Without Dying An Illustrated Manual for the Art of Disappearing A poem by someone who vanished long before they were missed.
By waseem khan6 months ago in Horror
The Things We Leave at Stations. Content Warning.
They say every station keeps a little of what we leave behind: scarves forgotten on benches, umbrellas propped beside vending machines, suitcases with broken handles. But some say stations keep something far darker—fragments of us that we never meant to leave.
By Mati Henry 6 months ago in Horror
The Last Echo of Black Hollow
The town of Black Hollow didn’t appear on most maps. Tucked between dense forests and jagged cliffs, it was a place time forgot until the echoes started.
By Syed Umar 6 months ago in Horror
I Forgot How To Be Happy- Until This Happened
It’s strange how happiness can disappear without you noticing. One day, you're laughing over coffee with friends, dreaming big, and taking life head-on. And then slowly — so slowly — your smile fades. Your voice softens. Your dreams start collecting dust on the shelf.
By Shaheer6 months ago in Horror