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Footage so horrific, you wish it'd stayed hidden; discover found footage depicting horror in real-life, from eerie forest encounters to cemetery dwellers to paranormal activity and more.
DON'T READ THIS!
Don't say I didn't warn you. If you're easily spooked or prone to sleepless nights, it might be best to turn away now. What I'm about to reveal are eerie and unsettling facts about past beliefs that will send shivers down your spine. Brace yourself as I narrate these spine-chilling FACTS.
By I did Something3 years ago in Horror
The Forgotten Room
It was a dark and stormy night when Emily, a young woman with a fascination for the macabre, stumbled upon an old, dilapidated mansion. Its decaying grandeur called to her like a haunting melody, and she couldn't resist the urge to explore its eerie halls.
By 34 Rajnish kumar3 years ago in Horror
The Haunting at Hollowbrook Manor
Deep within the mist-laden forests stood Hollowbrook Manor, a sprawling estate with a history shrouded in darkness. Legends whispered of unexplained disappearances and paranormal occurrences that plagued the mansion. Many had attempted to unravel its mysteries, but none had returned unscathed.
By 34 Rajnish kumar3 years ago in Horror
THE HORROR INCIDENTS I EXPERIENCED
I shudder as I recount the terrifying events that unfolded during that fateful night. It was a stormy evening, rain lashing against the window panes and thunder rumbling ominously in the distance. I was alone in my creaky old house, seeking solace from the relentless storm outside. Little did I know that the true horror was about to unveil itself within those very walls.
By Aatiqa Abid3 years ago in Horror
The Haunting at Moonlight Manor
Title: The Haunting at Moonlight Manor: Once nestled on a desolate hillside, Moonlight Manor stood as a testament to an era long forgotten. Its dilapidated facade whispered stories of unspeakable horrors that had transpired within its walls. Locals, consumed by fear and superstition, spoke of the tragic fate that awaited anyone foolish enough to set foot inside. Nonetheless, curiosity overcame the residents of the nearby town, beckoning them toward the decaying manor.
By Abdul Haseeb Rizvi Attari3 years ago in Horror
An Environmental Horror Story
In a paper just published in Nature, Hana Jurikova from the Center of Ocean Research in Kiel, Germany, and colleagues detail a global catastrophe a quarter billion years ago that resulted in the extinction of about 70 percent of land life and 95 percent of life in the ocean. Even insects were hit hard, with many whole orders in that class becoming extinct. Current lines of evidence indicate that the trigger was not a meteorite impact, but huge amounts of lava being extruded in Siberia over tens of thousands of years—during which time enormous amounts of greenhouse gases were pumped into Earth’s atmosphere.
By Mark Xavier3 years ago in Horror
This 1000-Mile Long Storm Showed the Horror of Life in the Dust Bowl
The street lights were invisible. It was hot. It was dry. “It got so dark that you couldn’t see your hand before your face, you couldn’t see anybody in the room.” Confused animals milled around. Wells were choked and fields levelled.
By Mark Xavier3 years ago in Horror
India’s Abandoned Island of Colonial Horror
For decades, an obscure speck of an island—measuring less than one-third of one square mile—was the site of the brutalization of thousands of convicts and political prisoners amidst a luxurious British colonial settlement. Today, the jungle has reclaimed the land of Ross Island, shrouding in foliage its gruesome past. Giant knots of Ficus tree roots ensconce the dilapidated remains of opulent bungalows, and have taken over a ballroom where couples once waltzed. Some 800 miles away from the coast of mainland India, the island in the Indian Ocean is now swaddled in eerie desolation and overgrown vegetation.
By Mark Xavier3 years ago in Horror
Can Experiencing Horror Help Your Brain?
Fear gets a bad rap. It’s a so-called negative emotion, one that supposedly stands between us and our dreams. It is certainly true that pure fear doesn’t feel good, but that is the whole point of the emotion. Fear tells us to get the hell out of Dodge because Dodge is a bad place. Fear evolved over millions of years to protect us from danger. So, yes, fear is a feel-bad emotion, but also, and perhaps paradoxically, the engine in a whole range of pleasurable activities and behaviors—which inspire what we can call recreational fear.
By Mark Xavier3 years ago in Horror
