psychological

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

Reed Alexander's Horror Review of 'Necrosis' (2009)
SPOILERS!!! Oh yeah, it's that bad. We're starting with the spoilers. Now, to be fair, it is Good-Bad or "So Bad It's Good." In fact, this was the movie I was promised when I originally heard reviews about The Sand (2015). That movie was actually unfairly maligned, because, yeah it was low budget, yeah it had bad acting, yeah it had shit CGI, but for the most part it was good enough for horror, and even pretty smart. This movie is what I expect when people say "So Bad It's Good." So if you're looking for good riffing material, watch this, not The Sand. The Sand isn't actually all that bad.
By Reed Alexander2 years ago in Horror
Shadows of the Mind
Meet Jack, a laid-back guy who never thought much about the workings of the mind until he stumbled upon an old psychology book in a dusty corner of the library. Intrigued, he flipped through its pages, reading about the depths of the human psyche and the mysteries that lay within.
By azrey fazri2 years ago in Horror
The Whispering woods
Once upon a time, in a sleepy little town nestled between towering mountains and dense forests, there was a legend about the Whispering Woods. They said that anyone who ventured into those woods never came back the same.
By azrey fazri2 years ago in Horror
Haunting Of The Lighthouse Keeper
The old lighthouse keeper, Silas, squinted through the salty spray, his weathered face etched with worry. The storm, a monstrous entity clawing at the craggy cliffs, had raged for two days, severing all communication with the mainland. He was alone, save for the restless groan of the wind and the rhythmic crash of waves against the jagged rocks.
By Mr.ReyTatuin2 years ago in Horror
The Little Dreamer. Top Story - February 2024.
The little dreamer rested with one arm tucked around his Teddy and the other tightly gripping his Blanky, his gentle brow as soothing as a soft kiss upon the cheek. The sun shown brightly in his untroubled dreams, the grass beneath his running feet soft and green, his little dog leaping happily beside him.
By John Cox2 years ago in Horror
Ghosts of Willow Creek. Content Warning.
In the quiet town of Willow Creek, nestled amongst the whispering pines and murmuring brooks, there existed a house - an old, dilapidated relic of a forgotten era. Its weathered facade bore witness to countless tales, some whispered in hushed tones by the locals, while others remained buried in the shadows of its decaying walls.
By Michael Tauye2 years ago in Horror
Shadows of Deception. Content Warning.
In a small town nestled between rolling hills and serene meadows, the quaint neighborhood of College Park whispered with the secrets of its residents. Amidst the comforting familiarity of suburban life, an unsettling air hung heavy, casting shadows upon the idyllic facade.
By Michael Tauye2 years ago in Horror
Nightfox Reports: Screamers
Not many people read news reports from all of the places that I do, just those who see the Big Picture, that obtuse angle of perception that makes other people anxious, so they change the subject and end a conversation as if the one speaking to them was somehow contagious. I have learned not to discuss these things with just anyone, so I will record my findings here on the Internet and occasionally try to find clues to map out the world that is hidden under the day-to-day life that the Mundanes think of as reality.
By Samuel Wright2 years ago in Horror
The Magician
Hi friends today I am going to tell you about a creepy horror the Magician I think every high school class has a kid who likes fantasy too much and takes it too.
By Bhangs Corporation2 years ago in Horror
Echoes of the Abyss
Once, nestled deep within the shadowy woods of Ravenwood Hollow, there stood an old, dilapidated mansion known as Blackthorn Manor. Whispered tales spoke of its dark past, of tragedies long forgotten, and of a curse that bound the souls of those who dared to tread its cursed halls.
By Renuka R2 years ago in Horror
GhostBlowLights
Entering the story "Ghost Blowing the Lamp" Tomb robbing is not sightseeing, it is not reciting verses, it is not hiring flowers to weave fabrics, it cannot be courteous and humble, it cannot be leisurely and leisurely, it cannot be followed sequentially. The hierarchy of "heaven and earth, the master of heaven and earth" is given. Grave robbing is a technique, a destructive technique. Since ancient times, when aristocrats built tombs, they must have found every way to prevent theft, so they must have used all kinds of tricks. In the tombs, they often set up all kinds of traps and hidden weapons. There are rocks, floating fish, poisonous arrows, snakes and centipedes, spike holes... too many to mention. During the Ming Dynasty, influenced by Western technology, some large tombs even used Western pulley gear systems, especially the tombs of the Qing emperors, which can be considered masterpieces. Collecting thousands of years of anti-theft technology is worth it. The great warlord Ton Diet Anh wanted to excavate the Dong Mausoleum to get gold and silver to supplement military expenses. He mobilized an entire army. Both digging and blasting took five or six days to complete. How sturdy are those mausoleums? I probably don't need to say it, I can imagine it. The problem for grave robbers at that time was to think of hundreds of thousands of ways to solve those traps, to enter the tombs to search for treasures. But nowadays, finding ancient tombs is even more difficult than excavating graves. The large tombs built in the style of covering mushrooms and erecting stele have clearly been dug up by people a long time ago. If you want to find an ancient tomb that has been buried deep underground for many years, and there are no markers on the ground, you need certain techniques such as special tools, such as iron drills, bamboo nails, and shovels. Luo Yang, Detective Yin Claw, Black Chiet Tu, all the dragons all came out from here. In addition, there are also some experts who do not rely on those things. There are people who find the tomb by searching for clues recorded in ancient books. There are also a very few people who understand secret techniques and can find the tomb. acupuncture points with the ability to read feng shui, read the veins of mountains and rivers, I myself belong to this last category. I have traveled all over the road, experienced countless strange and strange stories, if I were to tell each story, it would certainly make those who saw it shocked, those who heard it shocked, in the end,
By apexluka2 years ago in Horror
The Kids of Orwin Woods
The job at the gas station was a blessing when they called me, but it would become something of a megrim before I finally quit.
By Joshua Campbell2 years ago in Horror