supernatural

The hidden world of all things supernatural; a look inside witchcraft, spells, vexes, black magic and other spine-tingling supernatural phenomena.

Morbius (2022): A Vampire Flick That Missed the Mark
🧬 Introduction: The Premise Morbius introduces us to Dr. Michael Morbius (Jared Leto), a brilliant scientist suffering from a rare blood disorder. In a desperate attempt to cure himself, he experiments with bat DNA, inadvertently transforming into a vampire-like creature with superhuman abilities and an insatiable thirst for blood. Directed by Daniel Espinosa, the film aims to blend horror elements with superhero tropes, expanding Sony's Spider-Man Universe.
By Kevin Hudson9 months ago in Horror
Madame Web (2024): The Web That Failed to Connect
Introduction: In a cinematic universe teeming with superheroes, multiverses, and time travel, Madame Web (2024) was Marvel and Sony’s attempt to weave something new into the Spider-Man franchise. Featuring Dakota Johnson in a mysterious, clairvoyant role, the film promised intrigue, suspense, and a bold new chapter for female-led superhero stories. But with overwhelmingly negative reviews and a meme storm flooding the internet, one has to ask: Is Madame Web really that terrible — or is there a misunderstood web underneath?
By Kevin Hudson9 months ago in Horror
The House That Never Sleeps
The Thompsons moved into the old Ashbury house on a cloudy November afternoon. From the outside, it looked like any other aging Victorian home—tall windows, peeling paint, and a crooked iron gate. But inside, it felt... awake.
By TheSilentPen9 months ago in Horror
THE LAST LETTER. AI-Generated.
The solar dipped at the back of the horizon, casting lengthy golden shadows throughout the porch wherein antique Mr. Rahman sat in his creaking rocking chair. A small stack of yellowed envelopes lay on his lap, their corners curled with age. One envelope, however, stood apart—its paper crisp, untouched via way of means of time. The ultimate letter.
By Jishan Ahmed9 months ago in Horror
Someone keeps texting me “Hide and Seek?” I wish I hadn’t ignored it.
I received the first message three days ago. I was on my break at work, and I got a text notification. It was odd, it was from an unknown number. Normally I ignored those sorts of messages, spammers and the like usually showed up with those types of auto texts. But this one was different. It was so strange because no number showed up at all, just the message,
By sagar dhital9 months ago in Horror
Someone keeps texting me “Hide and Seek?” I wish I hadn’t ignored it.
I received the first message three days ago. I was on my break at work, and I got a text notification. It was odd, it was from an unknown number. Normally I ignored those sorts of messages, spammers and the like usually showed up with those types of auto texts. But this one was different. It was so strange because no number showed up at all, just the message,
By sagar dhital9 months ago in Horror
Dracula's Daughter
The first lesbian vampire movie in history, Dracula's Daughter, is the story of Dracula's daughter Countess Zaleska, who is this ravishing undead MILF that undoubtedly goes both ways, at the very least. You wouldn't blame her either, as her personal Renfield, "Sandor" (Irving Pichel), is a dude with his slicked-down hair parted tightly in the middle that looks like the off-brand Colin Clive, just with a heavier build and a more prominent jawline.
By Tom Baker9 months ago in Horror
The Woman in the Play
--- Charlotte was nervous about having all eyes on her for once. She was always the backup actress, with one or two lines. This time, she would be the star. She had been waiting for this moment all her life, but it was hard to ignore the nerves building up within her.
By Emy Quinn9 months ago in Horror
The Man in Apartment 3B. AI-Generated.
The first time I noticed the man in Apartment 3B, it was because of the humming. It was soft at first—just a low, tuneless vibration that drifted into the hallway as I passed by with a bag of groceries. I paused for a moment, tilted my head, then kept walking. New tenants weren’t unusual. The building was old, rent-controlled, and weird enough that only a certain type of person stuck around.
By Chxse9 months ago in Horror
The Feeding Ground. Content Warning.
Not many know the truth of the Appalachian wilds. These mountains—older than bones—have stood for nearly half a billion years, watching in silence. Waiting.
By Emmett Swann9 months ago in Horror
The Whispers of Black Hollow
Chapter 1: The Arrival Jared and Melissa were thrill-seekers. Urban exploration was their passion, and the tales of Graymoor House had always intrigued them. It was said that the Whitlock family, who lived there in 1887, vanished mysteriously one stormy night. No bodies were ever found, and those who dared enter could hear whispers lingering in the walls. One foggy evening, they parked their car near the rusted iron gates of the estate. The path leading to the mansion was choked with weeds and shadows. The sound of the gate grumbling as they opened it was drowned out by the thick mist. 'You sure about this?' Melissa asked, her eyes fixed on the towering silhouette of the mansion.
By Shahidul islam9 months ago in Horror
Out of Sight. Content Warning.
The short, wide hallway acts as a corridor of captured memories, its walls adorned with an assortment of picture frames, housing a chronicle of Jason and Lizzy's past. Within those frames, a past version of themselves smiled, kissed, and intertwined in intimate embraces. A delicate tapestry of self-portraits, encapsulating their love. Beyond this section of corridor, the cream-colored walls diverge, revealing two paths. One leads to a commodious living room, where a large flatscreen TV illuminates the area, projecting a rerun of a John Wayne western. This is a comfortable place, embodied by a plush sofa and a recliner, where Jason lay asleep. The other path guides one towards a solemn, dark brown wooden door, safeguarding the couple's jackets, no longer needed in the warm summer season. A palpable air of antiquity clings to the house and its weathered door, paying homage to generations past. The tarnished brass handle, slightly askew, beckons visitors with a stoic invitation, permitting only a sliver of light to shine in.
By Emmett Swann9 months ago in Horror