supernatural

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

Spirits of the St. Augustine Lighthouse
If you ever take a nighttime tour of the St. Augustine Lighthouse in Florida, don’t be alarmed if you are touched by something you can’t see, or if you believe you saw something that may not be there. You may have just had an encounter with one of the lighthouse’s permanent residents.
By Library of the Lost3 years ago in Horror
The Most Terrifying Paranormal Cases That Will Keep You Up Late at Night
In this day and age, there is no shortage of things that go bump in the night. Thanks to the internet and all the interesting information we have at our fingertips, it’s possible to learn about creepy things and strange phenomena almost any time you want. Some cultures have ghost stories passed down through generations, while others have people who claim they’ve had an encounter with something they can’t explain. The world is full of intriguing paranormal activity, but some stories are more terrifying than others. There are so many books and movies about paranormal activities that it can be hard to keep track of them all. There are frightening tales about sinister spirits lurking in hotels and spooky houses, vampires who stalk isolated individuals at night, and demons from another dimension preying on helpless humans. As such, we’ve put together a list of some of the most chilling accounts of real-life horror that will keep you up at night for months to come.
By PP3 years ago in Horror
Carnival: Listen
“Run! Ruuuuun!” a distant voice called out. Amy ran as fast as she could into a forest. She tripped over a tree root and tumbled down into a small river. She coughed up some of the water. Looking uphill, she saw a figure run the path she was previously on. She got to her feet and carefully went alongside the river until she came upon a small town. She kept hearing a distant voice encouraging her to keep going. She eventually waved down a car. Luckily for her, it was a police car that took her to the hospital.
By Christopher Shavers3 years ago in Horror
In the Flesh
Ligiea is a fantom woman, a fantasy; a reanimated spirit, reincarnate to torment the opium-addled Unnamed Narrator with the supernal vision of perfect love. She is exceptional in every way; her voice, "low and musical," her forehead and pallor pale and pretty as porcelain, a nose of aquiline and delicate proportions, the likes of which the Unnamed Narrator has seen "only among the Hebrews." Even her reading and her studies are beyond what one would expect of a woman of the era.
By Tom Baker3 years ago in Horror
Reed Alexander's Horror Review of 'Evil Dead' (2013)
Boy, am I SO FUCKING GLAD I had to wait for NINE FUCKING YEARS for this to come out on a streaming service I actually have.
By Reed Alexander3 years ago in Horror
Carnival: Discharge
“They’re gone because of you.” Josh woke up screaming once again. It was only getting worse. It had been six months since he was rescued from Sunny. Though Sunny, physically, escaped. Josh was very much haunted by the events. He had convinced himself that everyone was only being nice to him because they felt bad for him. He already felt bad enough for being the only survivor. He didn’t want their charity.
By Christopher Shavers3 years ago in Horror
Fighting Sleep
“Please let me go!” , the voice in Yume's head screamed. "Just give me my life back, MY SOUL BACK! "-the panicked voice suddenly went silent.
By Ceirra Evans3 years ago in Horror
What do suicides cry about
My sister committed suicide, it was a great grief for us. It's one thing when a person leaves due to illness or an accident. And it's scary when suicide is committed.
By Julia Njord3 years ago in Horror
The Black Cat (1966)
One thing I'll say about the 1966 sleazoid film version of Poe's "The Black Cat" is that it doesn't deviate from the source material one iota. Since I dreamed last night of a woman transforming into said cat, and vice versa (I also dreamed I was eating rotten fish), I knew that, since I saw her transform and there seemed to be a movie poster behind her, that, well, I had to get right up and WATCH THAT MOVIE. And review. (Note: This is the kind of film, distributed by the same company, that Sandra Bernhard use to show, on her USA late-night extravaganza of monster, nudie, and cult film clips "Reel Wild Cinema." I'm not sure, but she may have even shown this particular film.)
By Tom Baker3 years ago in Horror
Carnival: Knock Knock
A female and male couple stumbled through the front door of a cabin. Kissing all over each other, they comment on how great of an idea it was to steal her dad’s keys. They justify it by saying her dad hasn’t done anything with the place for years and how he was trying to get other family members to take the property from him. As the male kissed along her neck, asking why wouldn’t anyone want to live there. She said she didn’t understand why. In between breaths, they complimented the cabin while comparing it to each other. The smooth surface of the floor, the crystal decorations being very clean, the animal fur rug being well maintained, the wood being strong. As they began to undress, there were two knocks at the door. Annoyed, the male went over to see who it was.
By Christopher Shavers3 years ago in Horror
The Camp Out Of Horror!
Chapter Three! He curled his lip sexy at Valley looking down at her as he took his big long hands up her legs and Pushes her against his Raging Desire where she kissed him as he swallowed hard with a sexy Husky Ugh...mm m damn baby he went sexy to Valley...as he bit his lip...?”
By Vicky 'A' Blevins Reavis3 years ago in Horror
Goblin Bites: Scary Stories 16
Robert thought he'd hit the jackpot of awesome, cushy jobs. For the past year, he'd made a decent living as a professional house sitter. The work was stupid easy in most cases: just make the house look lived in while the owner was away. Occasionally there was a pet that needed looking after too, or a handful of house plants to keep watered, but overall it was more or less the same every time. All Robert had to do was sit around and watch TV for a few days... and he got paid for it. Most of the homeowners were extra cool and allowed him to help himself to their pantries, as a part of his pay. The long and the short of it was Robert absolutely loved his job and thought he was the luckiest guy in the entire world... that is, until his last job.
By Natalie Gray3 years ago in Horror