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The Room That Watches. AI-Generated.
The Room That Watches Arman moved into the apartment because it was cheap — suspiciously cheap. The landlord barely spoke, only handed him the keys and muttered:
By shakir hamid2 months ago in Horror
Pathogen: Ch. 18
It didn't feel as if Marnie had been sleeping long when a light, persistent jiggle on her shoulder woke her up. With a sleepy grumble, she curled tighter to Julian's side, peeking open one bleary eye instinctively. Bianca was standing over her. The other girl looked as tired as Marnie felt, her expression calm and deeply apologetic. Marnie's face arranged itself in a grumpy grimace as she looked around their crappy little motel room. The place wasn't on fire; the feds and/or cops weren't banging on the door; Zombie Trevor was still sitting contentedly on the floor in front of the TV, watching Simpsons reruns and pigging out on beef jerky.
By Natalie Gray2 months ago in Horror
SEASON 5 - Whispers from the Lantern: The Keeper's Lament
Chapter 9 The Keeper's face, a distorted, screaming mask of despair, was trapped behind a single, glass lens. He was a man who had lost everything, who had been betrayed by the very thing he had sworn to protect. He was a man who had lost his soul.
By Tales That Breathe at Night2 months ago in Horror
The Drunk Man
Peter had way too much to drink. He knew that he should have stopped at some point, maybe after about four drinks, but like always, he went too far. He wasn't expecting his night to go like this, but after his girlfriend dumped him for a friend, he felt the need to drink his sorrows away.
By Emy Quinn2 months ago in Horror
The Vanished Beneath Zion Secrets of the Subway Cave 🕳️🌑
Deep within the haunting beauty of Zion National Park, where sunlight struggles to touch the stone walls and shadows stretch like fingers across narrow canyons, lies a place few dare to enter — the Subway Cave. It is a realm untouched, mysterious, and unforgiving. For those who have ventured inside, it is not merely a cave; it is a living memory of the earth, whispering secrets older than history itself.
By Izhar Ullah2 months ago in Horror
Stitches
A needle and thread will always mend But does it fix the broken, my friend? Tiny pricks into flesh will bleed Yet, the string yanks to concede
By Melrose2 months ago in Horror
Crawlspace
Crawlspace is a film that somewhat disappoints— for decades I had wanted to see it, having become interested when walking through a VHS store back in the 1980s, and also knowing the star, the turbulent late, great, and seemingly much-hated Klaus Kinski (whose equally famous daughter Nastassja has reportedly said, “I’m glad that he’s dead.”) as the star of Herzog’s remake of Nosferatu, as well as a standby for such shows as the classic Eighties horror-thriller anthology "The Hitchhiker" (Kinski played in an excellent episode, “Lovesounds,” one of the best in the whole series run).
By Tom Baker2 months ago in Horror
Incoming Transmission from the Veil of Shadows Command
There are creatures on this planet older than fear itself. Predators that don’t haunt dreams, they create them. For the next several months, one of our weekly dispatches will shift its gaze from the skies above to the killing grounds below.
By Veil of Shadows2 months ago in Horror
The Last Smile You’ll Ever See
They said it started as a harmless trend—another stupid social media challenge that teenagers picked up out of boredom and influencers exploited for likes. It was called The Last Smile Challenge. The rules were simple: record a five-second video of yourself smiling, tag three friends, and end the video with the words, “This is my last smile.”
By Modhilraj2 months ago in Horror
SEASON 4 - Whispers from the Lantern: The Keeper's Lament
Chapter 7 The Keeper's voice was a profound, soul-deep sorrow. It was the sound of a man who had lost everything, who had been betrayed by the very thing he had sworn to protect. It was a voice filled with a profound, mournful lament.
By Tales That Breathe at Night2 months ago in Horror
The Blood Harvest Festival
The sign at the edge of Darlow Village was painted in cheerful red letters: “Welcome to Darlow – Home of the Blood Harvest Festival!”
By Modhilraj2 months ago in Horror
The Strangers Never Needed a Horror Franchise
The Strangers is one of the best horror invasion films ever made. I remember how this movie haunted me the first time I had watched it. We followed the story of a couple that was having a rough patch, after a proposal rejection. They had attended a friend's wedding, and had gone to a nice vacation home to spend their weekend together.
By Emy Quinn2 months ago in Horror