supernatural

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

The coffee shop that brewed nightmares . AI-Generated.
Every morning at 7:03 AM, the barista at *Hollow Grounds* hands me my usual—a black eye (two shots of espresso in drip coffee)—before I even speak.
By Zeeshan Nasir 10 months ago in Horror
Whispers of Ash and Flame
The night was unnaturally still. Not a whisper of wind, not a rustle of leaf. The air had weight, like a storm held in a breath, waiting to be exhaled.
By Abdul Salam10 months ago in Horror
The Cold Dead
In the winter of 1944, Siberia was a frozen hell, a place where the wind carried the kind of cold that could kill a man faster than a bullet. The war had stretched its claws into every corner of the globe, but nobody expected it to reach this far north, this far into the wasteland. The American 32nd Infantry Division, a battle-hardened outfit fresh from the Pacific, had been air-dropped into the taiga on a mission so classified even their CO, Colonel Amos Reed, didn’t know the full scope. All they knew was the order: secure a remote Soviet research outpost codenamed "Voron’s Nest" and destroy whatever they found.
By TheNaeth10 months ago in Horror
Dream Trapped. Content Warning.
~Introduction~ Raika Caddel, a young, quiet, and seemingly ordinary twenty year old girl. To the outside world, she is simple, such introverted soul, just another face in the blur of everyday life. But beneath that normal carefree life she loves to put, lies an restless spirit. A mind haunted by her dreams she cannot understand neither can explain to anyone.
By Zade10 months ago in Horror
The Science of Fear: Why Do We Love Horror Stories?
The Science of Fear: Why Do We Love Horror Stories? From the eerie whispers of ancient campfire stories to the spine-tingling plots of today’s Netflix horror series, there's something about fear that captivates us. But what is it that pulls us in? What draws us to the realm of ghosts, monsters, and psychological thrillers time and again? Research reveals that our attraction to horror runs deep—tapping into our psychology, neurology, and even evolutionary instincts.
By Ayon10 months ago in Horror
Belief in The International Space Station
There is no noise in space. No shouts, no footsteps, no echoes of explosions—just silence that penetrates the soul of a person. The International Space Station (ISS) was silent even on the day when everything was breaking down beneath the Earth.
By The Content Crafter10 months ago in Horror
The Cursed Boal Fish: A Haunting Folktale from Ancient Wari Bateshwar
This incident was sent to us by Shahidul Islam, whose home is in the village of Sujatapur near the historic archaeological site of Wari Bateshwar in Narsingdi district, where settlements existed two and a half thousand years ago, and where countless events have occurred. This is quite natural. At that time, many Hindu residents lived in their village, with established settlements. Even now, several families still reside there, whose ancestors had moved to India at different times, selling their land before departing. Many of them left, but large gardens still remain in their name - such as Tarini's garden, Chandal's garden, Henapuri's garden, Krishna's garden. There are many stories about these places.
By Lily10 months ago in Horror
Lions Discovered a Collapsed Ranger
Introduction to the Wild Encounter In the heart of the African savannah, where golden grasses sway under the relentless sun, a seasoned ranger named Daniel faced an extraordinary situation. His duty was clear: track down poachers threatening the lions he had dedicated his life to protect. With years of experience under his belt, Daniel was no stranger to the harsh realities of the wild. However, on this fateful day, his mission took a perilous turn. Overcome by dehydration and fatigue, he collapsed beneath an acacia tree, leaving him vulnerable amidst the very wildlife he sought to safeguard.
By joseph ganthu10 months ago in Horror
The Hunted Wifi
When Jay found the apartment listing, it seemed too good to be true. A spacious downtown studio with hardwood floors, vintage brick walls, and a rent far below market value? He should’ve known something was up. But desperate times call for cheap leases, so he signed without asking too many questions.
By Sagor Roy10 months ago in Horror
The Curse of the Jungle
The jungle stretched for miles, a vast and untamed wilderness. The trees towered like ancient guardians, their twisted roots enshrouding the earth in a maze of mystery. Amidst the dense foliage and eerie silence, a lone figure moved with purpose. Her name was Samara, and she was no ordinary girl...
By Md Bulbul Ahammed10 months ago in Horror
DON’T SIT The Horrific Busby Stoop Chair
The Cursed Chair: A Deadly Legacy – Truth, Legend, or Something More Sinister? Sometimes, certain things are more than they appear. One such object is the Busby Stoop Chair, an unassuming wooden chair now housed in a museum in North Yorkshire. At first glance, it seems like just another old, worn piece of furniture—nothing extraordinary. But its history is anything but ordinary, steeped in tragedy and a curse that has lasted for centuries.
By Anas Khan10 months ago in Horror
The Town Where Everyone Has the Same Face
When journalist Darren Cole received an anonymous tip about a town in rural Washington where “everyone has the same face,” he assumed it was a joke. Maybe a performance art village or some cultish cosplay community. But curiosity — and a dry spell in his freelance assignments — nudged him into his rusted Ford and down the foggy Pacific Northwest highway. What he found was far stranger than anything he'd imagined.
By Gift Abotsi 10 months ago in Horror