psychological

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

I Really slept in a haunted motel room - You won't believe what I found underneath the bed . AI-Generated.
I Really slept in a haunted motel room - You won't believe what I found underneath the bed I slept in a haunted motel room, and what I found under the bed is going to shock you.Read this real horror story about a creepy experience that you won’t forget.
By Zeeshan Haidar5 months ago in Horror
The Scariest UFO Encounters on Record...
We begin this story with a simple but chilling claim: what follows are not campfire inventions, nor “sounds creepy, so let’s include it” filler. These are documented eyewitness accounts. Cases preserved in files, reports, and transcripts, that anyone can access. That fact alone multiplies the dread tenfold.
By Veil of Shadows5 months ago in Horror
The Most Terrifying TV Villain Right Now Is Melvin Pritcher From The Rainmaker by NWO Sparrow
Melvin Pritcher Might Be the Best Bad Guy on TV Right Now Meet Melvin Pritcher, The Rainmaker’s Serial Killer Who Might Be Too Fun To Hate
By NWO SPARROW5 months ago in Horror
A Mythical Creature
Dare to take a trip, to a a place where the unknown spooks you. Have you ever encountered a such-like creature-being? The story begins here….
By Ketta B5 months ago in Horror
The gauntlet of fate
Chapter One — Twilight Road A year had passed since the ice broke. Since the Devil’s voice roared in his skull, promising he’d crawl back to failure. Since his grandfather whispered of one last chance.
By K-jay5 months ago in Horror
Before the ride
Chapter One — The House with Two Faces By daylight, our house was the kind people slowed down to look at. White siding just clean enough to pass inspection, a porch swing that clicked softly in the wind, petunias my mother kept alive even in August. Mr. Hart from next door said it looked “storybook,” and I smiled the way my mother had taught me to smile—small and quick, as if kindness embarrassed me.
By K-jay5 months ago in Horror
The road to nowhere
Opening Passage – The Road to Nowhere The night air was thick, heavy with the kind of silence that only comes before something irreversible. In three days, he would be a married man. Three days, and he’d stand across from the love of his life, slip a ring on her finger, and call her his forever. But tonight wasn’t about forever. Tonight was about before.
By K-jay5 months ago in Horror
The Streetlight Problem
The first night I noticed it, I thought it was a man waiting for the bus — a vertical smudge of dark where the street swallowed the sidewalk. The streetlight poured its amber halo, and everything I loved about the city shrank into that ring: cracked concrete, a rusted bench, humming refrigerators. Outside the light, the world went flat and hungry, and the thing watched from the fringe like someone peeking through a curtain.
By Shoaib Afridi5 months ago in Horror
When the Dead Walked
The world as I knew it ended the day the dead began to walk. It started small, almost unnoticed—a strange virus spreading through remote villages, isolated cases reported on the news. At first, it seemed like another headline to scroll past, a weird flu, a localized epidemic. But then the reports escalated: people attacking their friends and family with unnatural ferocity, bodies reanimating after death, relentless and hungry.
By Hamad Haider5 months ago in Horror
The Swirling Black
The swirling black. It was as if the light had gone out forever. Had the sun given out its last breath or was I on the other side. Was it my vision no longer recognised or was able to receive reality. I was there, alone, scared and in the darkest night I’d ever known. It might be day for all I knew. My past reality had gone forever.
By Nigel Sanders5 months ago in Horror
The Bird with the Crystal Plumage
Dario Argento was still a few years from being the acknowledged maestro of Italian horror cinema when he made this effective and absorbing little Giallo (i.e. “yellow” films, originally a reference to cheap Italian knockoffs of popular English mystery and crime books). It presents to us a rather trite concept—a man that can’t remember the murder, or, in this case, attempted murder he witnesses. We’re never quite apprised of why this is the case; I mean, he doesn’t seem like the sort of fellow who is suffering from shock. However, we’re taken on a slow immersion into the world of Mr. Dalmas the writer, who is in Italy to recharge his literary batteries and, along the way, score with all the hot Italian ladies. Or, at the very least, one blonde one, Julia (Suzy Kendall).
By Tom Baker5 months ago in Horror
Terrifier 3 is a Bloody Time with Shocking Kills and More Backstory to Art the Clown’s Character
Terrifier 3 was one of the few films I was able to watch on opening night. I have to say that while I still prefer the sequel, I think Terrifier 3 is a worthy entry for the series.
By Emy Quinn5 months ago in Horror