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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 Haunting of Abandoned Town
It was a beautiful Friday evening when six friends, Alice, Ben, Charlie, Diana, Ellie, and Frank, set out for a camping trip in the woods. They had all been looking forward to the trip for weeks and had spent a considerable amount of time planning their adventure. They had packed their tents, sleeping bags, and supplies, and had decided to camp in a secluded spot they had heard about from a friend of a friend.
By Titan3 years ago in Horror
The Forest's Dark Secrets: A Horror Story
The forest is a place of natural beauty, with its towering trees and tranquil streams. But there is also something eerie and unsettling about the forest, a sense of foreboding that can leave even the bravest of souls trembling with fear. And when that sense of fear becomes a reality, when the forest becomes a place of horror, the results can be truly terrifying.
By AngelRabbit3 years ago in Horror
Monsters and creatures of the night
Monsters and creatures of the night are a common element in horror fiction and popular culture. These are supernatural or mythical beings that are often depicted as scary, dangerous, and capable of causing harm to humans. Monsters and creatures of the night have been a part of human mythology and folklore for centuries, with many cultures around the world having their own unique interpretations of these creatures. They continue to be popular subjects in horror fiction, movies, TV shows, and video games, captivating audiences with their eerie, supernatural presence. They can take various forms, including vampires, werewolves, zombies, demons, and ghosts, among others. What makes these creatures terrifying is their otherworldly nature and their ability to defy the laws of physics and nature. They are often depicted as powerful, mysterious, and hard to kill. They may also have unusual physical characteristics, such as fangs, claws, or glowing eyes, that further add to their fearsome appearance. Monsters and creatures of the night have been a part of human mythology and folklore for centuries, with many cultures around the world having their own unique interpretations of these creatures. They continue to be popular subjects in horror fiction, movies, TV shows, and video games, captivating audiences with their eerie, supernatural presence.
By sharavana kumar 3 years ago in Horror
Victoria
Once upon a time, in a small town nestled deep within the forest, there was a young woman named Victoria. She had always been fascinated by the supernatural and had spent countless hours reading about ghosts, monsters, and all manner of things that went bump in the night. Little did she know that her curiosity would lead her down a dark and terrifying path.
By Mohammad Raza3 years ago in Horror
Dark in Dark
The wind howled through the dark, deserted streets as Alice hurried home. She felt a chill run down her spine as she passed an abandoned building, and quickened her pace. Suddenly, she heard footsteps behind her, and she turned around to see a shadowy figure looming in the darkness.
By unique boobesh3 years ago in Horror
Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves
Dungeons & Dragons, the popular role-playing game, has been a source of inspiration for many movies and TV shows. However, few have managed to capture the essence of the game and recreate the fun that players experience around a table. The 2000 Dungeons & Dragons movie was a failure, but in 2023, writer-directors Jonathan Goldstein and John Francis Daley try to make things right with their new adaptation, Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves. The movie manages to capture the spirit of the game by creating a chaotic and hilarious adventure full of quirky characters and imaginative creatures.
By BASKAR M3 years ago in Horror
The Unsolved Mystery of Mary Celeste
The mystery of Mary Celeste remains one of the most fascinating and enduring unsolved mysteries of the sea. The Mary Celeste was an American brigantine that was discovered drifting in the Atlantic Ocean in December 1872. The ship was found to be completely abandoned, with no sign of its crew or any explanation for their disappearance. Theories abound as to what happened to the crew of the Mary Celeste, but to this day, no one knows for certain what happened on that fateful voyage.
By Arish Ali 3 years ago in Horror
The Demonic Possession
Jenny had always loved her grandmother's old house, with its sprawling gardens and tall trees. After her grandmother passed away, she was excited to inherit the house and make it her own.
By Alishba Khan3 years ago in Horror
The Shadowed Silence
The house on the hill had always been an enigma to the small town below. It loomed over the landscape, a dark and foreboding presence that seemed to watch over the residents below. Few had ever ventured inside, and those who had never spoke of what they had seen.
By Shivam Rai 3 years ago in Horror
The Cursed Woods
Deep in the heart of the forest, there was a place few dared to venture. It was a dark and foreboding place, where the trees grew tall and twisted, their branches reaching out like gnarled fingers.
By Shivam Rai 3 years ago in Horror
The Cursed Doll
As a child, Emma had a doll that she loved dearly. It was a handmade doll her grandmother had made for her, with a porcelain face, curly blonde hair, and a pink dress. Emma took it everywhere with her, even to bed at night. But as Emma grew older, she became interested in other things and the doll was left forgotten in her closet.
By Maaz Ali3 years ago in Horror
Knock at the Cabin
The latest apocalypse-themed movie from director M. Night Shyamalan, Knock at the Cabin, fails to live up to expectations. Despite the rich cinematography from co-cinematographers Jarin Blaschke and Lowell A. Meyer, and the uniformly intense performances from the cast, the story falls flat. The film uses the threat of an impending apocalypse to create a morality study, but it progressively hollows itself out, lacking any real resonance. While the performances are striking, Shyamalan's larger intent doesn't give the film nearly enough depth.
By Parama vibin3 years ago in Horror