slasher

Don't open that door! Psycho made slasher films a hallmark of the horror genre; explore iconic hackers, slashers, and chainsaw-wielding psychopaths, from the safety of your living room.

I work at a ghost restaurant
Hello, all. Somewhere between the end of my last shift and me waking up this morning, I found the moxie to post on here about the things that have been going on at my job. No, there is no bad experience that I am hiding until the end. Those experiences will be the subject of separate posts. All I want are some logical explanations for how any of this is possible.
By Limji3 years ago in Horror
Encounter with a Creepy Man in a Poncho.
I've been debating about whether to post this or not, but I've finally decided that it's been long enough for me to talk about this.
By Limji3 years ago in Horror
Hooded dude
Back in 2013, I had just begun my education, and after the first school period, I needed to go out and find an internship in order to progress, but it proved to be nearly impossible to find one at the time, so I decided to take another job just to make sure we had food on the table.
By Limji3 years ago in Horror
Chasin'Jason
The film is as simple and brutal and bloody and beautiful as an old campfire tale: in 1964 a couple of camp counselors are killed at a summer camp, Camp Crystal Lake. Flash forward to 1980, and some hitchhiking hippie chick fresh out of 1978 catches a ride with a local guy at a diner, after being warned by an Ancient Mariner (i.e. a crazy old coot) about staying away from Camp Crystal Lake, that it has an honest-to-badness curse on it, and people...die. Later, she hitches a ride up there, going to her new position as a camp counselor cum slasher movie cannon fodder with an unseen driver in a jeep. The driver stalks and slashes, but the POV is the audience, which makes THEM, or rather, US, the killer, drawing us into the ritual of blood.
By Tom Baker3 years ago in Horror
MEGAN: A Robotic Doll That Will Do Anything For Katies Love
Clear out Chucky, for M3GAN is your new contest, and she is 1,000 strides in front of you! In the event that the entire dreadful doll business with the meandering red-headed executioner and Annabelle wasn't sufficient, the approaching year will see another, but a more developed toy, fueled not by otherworldly spirits but rather by cutting-edge advanced mechanics and computer-based intelligence, she makes certain to alarm you to the pieces.
By Sabina (Sabs) 3 years ago in Horror
I collect corpses. One of them woke up.
I know most people find it disturbing, but someone has to do it. I collect dead bodies. It's something I do every day, and it almost never changes. My colleague gets to the scene first, to do all the prep work. I turn up a while later to transport them where they need to be. Not many people know about what I do, but my lack of conversation about it is not out of shame. I am proud of it, and I simply don't want people to view me any differently.
By Limji3 years ago in Horror
The Touch of a Stranger
It should have been the least stressful part of his day, but it was something Steve would never quite get over. The kids had been bugging him to take them to the fair all week, but Steve would have, honestly, rather taken off his skin with a cheese grater. He'd been working all week, and his legs were killing him, but that wasn't the biggest issue at play. The thought of bumping elbows and shoulders with people in a setting like that made him feel squeeby just thinking about it, though Steve would never admit it.
By Joshua Campbell3 years ago in Horror
Backrooms Decrypted: The Gift Plane (Enigmatic Level)
The Gift Plane - The Backrooms - Enigmatic Level. It has a CLASS 4 survival difficulty rating. It has a MEDIUM ENTITY COUNT and is UNSAFE and UNSECURE. The Gift Plane is a European-style town that looks to be in the midst of Xmas or the winter period in general. The temperature is extremely low, and snow is constantly falling, sometimes totally covering off sections. The gift plane is always dark, and most buildings are filled with conventional furniture and Christmas decorations, with the exception of the infrequent sleeping bag left by deserted populations. 🌪☁🌫😩👤🌫☁🌪
By Info3 years ago in Horror
Backrooms Decrypted: The Frontrooms (Enigmatic Level)
Enigmatic Level - The Backrooms - The Frontrooms. It has a CLASS 0 survival difficulty rating. It is SAFE, SECURE, and FREE OF ENTITIES. The Frontrooms refers to any location outside of conventional reality. It's outside The Backrooms, which is frequently called into doubt by the presence of The Blue Channel. The Frontrooms resides in the space of one "universe," which contains an uncountable number of galaxies. A single galaxy can have billions of stars, most of which have a cluster of planets around them. 😭🐾👿
By Info3 years ago in Horror
Backrooms Decrypted: The Insulation (Enigmatic Level)
The Insulation is the enigmatic level of the backrooms. It has a CLASS 4 survival difficulty rating. It is UNSAFE and UNSECURE, with a MEDIUM ENTITY COUNT. The insulation is a labyrinth of fiberglass walls and ceramic tiles, with a musty odor reminiscent of an attic. The region itself features light and dark parts, as well as spaces in between, and is known as "The Limbo" (more on that later). The insulation is linked to Levels 4 and 3, which reveals the random pipework and form of the level, however this, as well as the color of the fiberglass, might vary depending on which region you are in. 🐊👅🤮
By Info3 years ago in Horror
The Fascinating World of Shinigami: From Folklore to Modern Pop Culture
The concept of shinigami has a long history in Japanese culture, and these supernatural beings have been a part of Japanese folklore for centuries.
By Dineshkumar M3 years ago in Horror
Exploring the World of Shinigami: From Folklore to Modern Pop Culture
Shinigami is a term from Japanese culture that is often translated as "death god" or "death spirit." In Japanese folklore, shinigami are supernatural beings that are responsible for taking the souls of the deceased to the afterworld. They are typically depicted as skeleton-like figures with long, flowing robes, and they are often associated with the concept of death and the passage of the soul from life to the afterlife. In popular culture, shinigami are often portrayed as malevolent or terrifying beings, although some depictions of shinigami are more neutral or even benevolent.
By Dineshkumar M3 years ago in Horror