psychological

Mind games taken way too far; explore the disturbing genre of psychological thrillers that make us question our perception of sanity and reality.

Haunted places in California
Haunted Places in California Haunted places in California are some of the most mysterious and intriguing locations in the world. From abandoned ghost towns in the desert to eerie, fog-covered hotels along the coast, the Golden State has a wealth of haunted places to explore. With its rich history, diverse geography, and complex past involving everything from the Gold Rush to maritime disasters, it’s no surprise that paranormal enthusiasts consider California a hotspot for ghostly activity. In this essay, I will discuss two of the most famous haunted places in California: the Winchester Mystery House and the Queen Mary. Both sites have drawn thousands of visitors each year, many of whom come seeking not just historical insight, but a personal encounter with the supernatural.
By JONATAN DAVID VEGA9 months ago in Horror
The Real Story Of Columbus And The Great Circus Train Wreck
The countrywide rail downturn peaked in mid 1894, when 25% of railroads were in receivership and $25 million of railroad capital was damaged. One of many depression victims, Georgia Midland and Gulf, went bankrupt in 1894. Company receivership lasted until 1896 after being sold to JG Gumby, Jordan, William H Palmer, RA Lancaster and George Sherman. It became the Georgia Midland Railroad.
By TheNaeth9 months ago in Horror
The Penanggalan: Floating Death in the Moonlight. Content Warning.
In the damp heat of Malaysia’s tropical nights, there are whispers—old, half-remembered warnings told to children and never quite forgotten by adults. Do not go out after dark. Do not stare too long into the jungle. Do not ignore the smell of vinegar in the air. It means she is near.
By E. hasan9 months ago in Horror
Empty Rooms
I had an interview, it was with a tech company in a new building somewhere near Centre Point in London, and it looked like a tower of frosted glass.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 9 months ago in Horror
THE HUNGER OF SAINT MARGUERITE'S HOSPICE: THE HARVEST MASS
Season 2 CHAPTER 4: THE SCRUB NURSE'S GOSPEL The pager's glow burned through Daniel's coat pocket like a brand. OR THEATER 1. STAT.
By Tales That Breathe at Night9 months ago in Horror
The Children of the Red Door
Chapter 1: The House on Blackwood Lane The realtor had called it a fixer-upper with character. To Daniel Mercer, it was a tomb. The Victorian house loomed over Blackwood Lane, its sagging porch and boarded-up windows like a face frozen in a silent scream. But with the divorce finalized and his savings drained, it was all he could afford.
By Maqbool Kusar9 months ago in Horror
Whispers from the Mirror: The Haunting of Rukhsar Road
I hadn’t been back in 27 years. Not since the night the fire trucks came and the neighbors whispered behind their curtains.
By M Ali9 months ago in Horror
"The Witch Who Waits in the Well"
Startriting The Witch Who Waits in the Well Subtitle: Don’t Look Down, She’s Looking Up In the forgotten village of Thornevale, surrounded by skeletal woods and blanketed in perpetual mist, there stood an old stone well—long abandoned, shunned even by wild animals. The villagers called it Mira’s Mouth. They said it was cursed.
By Top stories 9 months ago in Horror
"The Tiler's Pattern"
"The Tiler's Pattern" For thirty years, Luca had been tiling floors. He had tiled foyers, baths, and kitchens. He used to make a joke about having laid down more ceramic in his lifetime than most people walk on. The air in his van was constantly heavy with the smell of dried labour, with a subtle hint of dust and grout.
By MD. MOKAROM IMAM9 months ago in Horror
The Black Cat
The Black Cat Tomorrow I die. Tomorrow I die, and today I want to tell the world what happened and thus perhaps free my soul from the horrible weight which lies upon it. But listen! Listen, and you shall hear how I have been destroyed. When I was a child I had a natural goodness of soul which led me to love animals — all kinds of animals, but especially those animals we call pets, animals which have learned to live with men and share their homes with them. There is something in the love of these animals which speaks directly to the heart of the man who has learned from experience how uncertain and changeable is the love of other men. I was quite young when I married. You will understand the joy I felt to find that my wife shared with me my love for animals. Quickly she got for us several pets of the most likeable kind. We had birds, some goldfish, a fine dog, and a cat. The cat was a beautiful animal, of unusually large size, and entirely black. I named the cat Pluto, and it was the pet I liked best.
By Rohullah9 months ago in Horror
"The Curse That Built the Town"
The Curse That Built the Town They say the town of Black Hollow was founded on blood and betrayal—and some believe that its prosperity is a debt long overdue.
By Top stories 9 months ago in Horror
A Mother's Lullaby Never Dies horror story.
Cradle Songs for the Forgotten A Mother's Lullaby Never Dies By [Dr. Nivara Bloom] The wind sang tonight. Not the kind of melody that calms you. No. This wind carried something old. Something broken. Something that hummed lullabies only forgotten children remembered.
By Dr nivara bloom9 months ago in Horror