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Monsters and horror go hand in hand; explore horrific creatures, beasts and hairy scaries like Freddy Krueger, Frankenstein and far beyond.

THE DARK AND STORMY NIGHT
It was a dark and stormy night, the kind of night where you could barely see your own hand in front of your face. The rain was coming down in sheets, the wind howling like a pack of wolves. It was the kind of night that made you want to stay inside, safe and warm, and wait for the storm to pass.
By Ebad Paras Afzal3 years ago in Horror
You Shouldn't Risk Taking a Swim in These Places, Period.
There are some places you should avoid no matter how skilled you are at swimming or diving. Some of these locations have dangerous underwater rocks, strong currents, and tides. Other areas are known for their legends about monsters and mysterious creatures. Let's dive into this aquatic Horror Show. Have you ever heard the word 'The Stride'? It's a variation of the word 'The Stride' that is used in Yorkshire. It refers to a narrow section of the river Wharf that's so small you could jump over it, but don't be fooled by its size—it's one of the most dangerous spots around. Even stepping into the water can have dire consequences.
By Lau3 years ago in Horror
18 layers of murderous hell, revealing which 18 layers of hell are the scariest
It has been said that people who do bad things will go to the 18 layers of hell after death, but do everyone know what the 18 layers of hell are? Which of these layers is the scariest?
By antoine3 years ago in Horror
A period full of cruelty and irony
Once upon a time, in a small village nestled in the heart of a dense forest, there was a terrifying legend about a tree that no one dared to approach. The tree was known as the "scary tooth tree" because it was said to be cursed, with a sinister power that could cause terrible things to happen to those who came too close.
By Devoug Master3 years ago in Horror
The Fascinating World of European Goblins
Goblins, everybody's favorite mischievous big-nose, too greedy gold-hoarding creatures. Goblins have existed all around the world for hundreds of years, going by many different names. Across Europe, the names sounded very similar to the term that we use today but differed in the way that it was spelt. The Latin "gobble Ennis" and the Greek "gobblers" are probably the furthest away from the word goblin, which became the accepted English term sometime in the 14th century. This, in itself, had an anglo-Norman influence, deriving from the old French word "goblin". The term itself was fairly broad, but it often referred to small, grotesque, mischievous creatures with a desire for gold, treasure, or anything shiny, which to some may just sound like their younger sibling. If one was to come between them and their gold, it would turn this behavior from impish to outright malicious.
By Gift Gift3 years ago in Horror
"The Haunting of Hollow Hill"
The small town of Hollow Hill was always known for its peaceful and idyllic surroundings. However, as the sun set behind the rolling hills, a shadowy presence would creep over the town, shrouding everything in darkness. It was on one such night that the townspeople felt a strange energy coursing through the air, something that they couldn't quite put their finger on. It was almost as if the town was alive with an unspoken fear, one that had been dormant for years.
By Hanas3 years ago in Horror
The Abandoned Asylum
The Abandoned Asylum Abby had always been fascinated by the macabre. She loved exploring abandoned buildings and uncovering their secrets, especially if they had a dark history. So when she heard about the abandoned asylum on the outskirts of town, she knew she had to explore it.
By Zaid Khan3 years ago in Horror
The Haunting of Hollow Creek
It was a beautiful summer day in the small town of Hollow Creek. The birds were chirping, the sun was shining, and the air was warm and pleasant. But for the residents of Hollow Creek, there was a dark shadow looming over the town. A shadow that had haunted the town for generations.
By john3 years ago in Horror
The Haunting Mystery of the Hidden Room
As a paranormal investigator, Emily had seen her fair share of strange and unexplained phenomena. But nothing had prepared her for what she was about to experience.
By Edward C. Addams3 years ago in Horror
Tragedy strikes: A life cut short
Life is unpredictable and tragic. Sometimes, we go through our days without any major events that shake us to the core. But on other days, events take place that leave us questioning the meaning of life. Tragedy strikes when we least expect it and can cut short the life of someone dear to us. Losing someone we love to an untimely death is one of the toughest experiences anyone can go through. It leaves us wondering what could have been and wishing we had one more conversation, one more hug, and one more chance to say goodbye.
By Paul3 years ago in Horror
Discover the spine-chilling reality of Ohio's top 10 cryptids that are proven to exist
It appears that Ohio is a hub of strange and mystical creatures, even more so than the world of Narnia. Creating a list of these bizarre cryptids was not difficult. Although the host, James, has not witnessed any of these creatures himself, he is eager to hear about any sightings from Ohio residents in the comments section. The top 10 terrifying cryptids from Ohio that actually exist are presented, starting with the Werewolf of Defiance. In the summer of 1972, Ted Davis and his co-worker Tom Jones encountered a large wolf-like creature while working on the Norfolk and Western Railway. The creature had a wooden board in its paws and hit Ted with it before running away. Similar sightings of this werewolf increased, causing panic among the locals. Next on the list is the Loveland Frog, a bipedal frog-like creature measuring up to four feet tall, with leathery skin, webbed fingers and toes, and large glowing eyes. The first sighting of this creature was reported in 1955, when a man saw three of them holding a wand-like device under a bridge. Ohio seems like a fantastical place, where one can encounter magical creatures like these frogs practicing magic under a bridge.
By Bob Oliver3 years ago in Horror
10 Terrifying Creatures From Irish Folklore
Ireland has a long history of strange and fantastical creatures, but it's not just fairies and leprechauns; there are also some truly horrifying inhabitants of the Irish Otherworld, such as these ten the abharthak Long before the Irish author Bram Stoke created Dracula, the island had bloodsucking bat attacks. Another time, a wicked wizard from the hills near Glenoolen aparthek a dwarf was killed by his subjects and buried standing up when he returned the following day.
By Durga Prasad3 years ago in Horror