psychological

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

Why clowns terrify us?
Now that we've established that clowns give us goosebumps and make us want to hide under the covers, it's time to go into that topic. Surprised? Who doesn't enjoy watching performers with white faces, red noses, and crazy hair juggle and create balloon animals for a job, am I right?
By Jessica Mesquita - Achei na Web3 years ago in Horror
The Mysterious World of Clowns: From Laughter to Fear
Well, it's time we dive into something that gives us goosebumps and makes us want to hide under the covers. Clowns, surprise! I mean, who doesn't love red-nosed, white-faced, goofy-haired performers who juggle and make balloon animals for a living, right? Well, apparently a lot of people don't, and there's a weird reason behind it.
By Sangram Barik3 years ago in Horror
The Hunting
It was a dark and stormy night when Emily decided to take a shortcut home. She had been visiting her friend on the other side of town and didn't want to miss the last bus. She had heard rumors about the old abandoned mansion on the hill, but she didn't believe in ghosts. She had never been afraid of anything before.
By Mushfiq3 years ago in Horror
The Abandoned Ship: A Mystery at Sea
The sun had just begun to set on the small coastal town when a lone fishing boat returned to the docks. As the boat pulled in, the fishermen noticed something strange. There, in the distance, was a massive ship that seemed to be abandoned.
By DG MIGHTY3 years ago in Horror
The Anonymous Parcels
The Parker family was excited to move into their new home, an old Victorian house with plenty of space for everyone. The children were thrilled to have their own rooms, and the parents were excited about the large backyard and the potential for renovation. However, the Parker family was not prepared for the terror that awaited them in their new home.
By Evelyn Nightshade3 years ago in Horror
Top 10 Vintage Horror Movies to Give You Chills
The horror genre has been a popular choice for moviegoers since the early days of cinema. Many classic horror films have stood the test of time and are still just as thrilling and terrifying today as they were decades ago. Here are the top 10 vintage horror movies that are must-watch for any horror fan.
By Salim3 years ago in Horror
The influence of Hollywood horror movies on Indian horror cinema
This article examines the influence of Hollywood horror movies on Indian horror cinema, specifically focusing on Bollywood's development of the genre. Although Indian horror movies have always been popular, Hollywood has played a significant role in shaping the genre through its use of visual effects and storytelling techniques. This has resulted in Bollywood horror films that feature more elaborate visual effects and complex narratives, taking inspiration from Hollywood classics. However, there are also notable differences between Indian and Western horror cinema, such as the use of cultural context and music. Indian horror movies incorporate elements of Indian mythology and folklore, while Bollywood films are known for their use of music and dance sequences. Despite the popularity of Hollywood horror films in India, Bollywood horror movies continue to thrive due to their unique identity and cultural context. Therefore, while Hollywood has influenced Bollywood horror movies, it is important to acknowledge the distinctive cultural context and identity that sets Indian horror cinema apart from Western horror.
By moviecraving3 years ago in Horror
The old mansion
The old mansion on the hill had always been a place of mystery and intrigue. Its massive stone walls, towering turrets, and wrought iron gates had stood watch over the town for generations, casting an ominous shadow over all who dared to approach.
By Evelyn Nightshade3 years ago in Horror
Rosemary's Baby (1968)
So many have seen this gem from so long ago that its themes are ingrained into the cultural mass consciousness. It came just a bit before films such as The Exorcist or The Omen made the idea of the birth of the Antichrist, that wee little tot of evil, a sort of cross-pollination between Christian Millinealism and Hollywood big-time cheese factory horror movie tripe. One wonders that one fed so much into the other--but it makes sense. The years of the middle-Sixties saw the rebirth of rebellion amongst agitated, anti-war, and psychedelic youth: Yippies, Weatherman, Timothy Leary and Abbie Hoffman, Vietnam, Watergate--could the Son of Perdition be far behind? Most believers were convinced he'd out-Hitler Hitler, Stalin, or Mao. Hollywood was there to provide the Dream Factory impetus behind the psychological undercurrent of spiritual anxiety. Regan MacNeil is puking pea soup in the mind's eye, in some celluloid hell that lasts forever. And then there's that The Omen thing, which I've never seen all the way through.
By Tom Baker3 years ago in Horror
Liminality
Silvered by the thin sliver of moon, the silhouette dragged the body along the wooden pier, loose limbs bumping over the old planks. The lake sparkled as a light breeze tickled the surface. A dense tangle of mangroves crowded the shore on all sides, thickly knotted darkness against darkness.
By M.A.Batten3 years ago in Horror
The Unholy Obsession
William was a man obsessed. His obsession had taken over his life, and there was no turning back. He had delved deep into the occult and the supernatural, searching for secrets and knowledge that would unlock his true potential.
By Abishai Nathanael3 years ago in Horror
Dreamweaver
Lily had always loved to dream. Every night, she would drift off to sleep and find herself in a world full of magic and wonder. But one night, something different happened. As she fell asleep, she felt herself being pulled deeper and deeper into her dreams until she found herself in a strange and mystical forest.
By ChrkzSadig3 years ago in Horror