supernatural

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

Don't Leave
As the sun set on the Valdez home, Sergio stood on the back porch saying a prayer for his dear cat, Reina, whom he’d lost only three days earlier. She was a beautiful black cat who, in her heyday, had been given the nickname “the queen of rats,” for her prowess as a hunter. He still remembered the day she came up to him–a stray kitten–when he was just a small child playing behind his house. She had been his oldest friend; even his wife and child hadn’t known him half as long.
By Test7 months ago in Horror
7 Freakiest Places on the Planet That Will Send Chills Down Your Spine
The planet is vast and stunning, yet it can also be quite bizarre. At times, this oddity shifts from being "quirky" to resembling a "horror film.
By Shahjahan Kabir Khan7 months ago in Horror
The Contract
I took a tentative step forward, as if the elevator would swallow me and crush me with its metal teeth. It was my imagination talking once again, and I could tell that my two associates were getting restless with me.
By Emy Quinn7 months ago in Horror
Inside Korea’s Most Haunted Place: The Chilling Mystery of Gonjiam Psychiatric Hospital
In the calm hills of Gwangju, South Korea, there exists a structure, shrouded by barbed wire and overgrown plants, that has frightened residents for many years. Its decaying walls, rusty bed frames, broken windows, and a silence that feels almost tangible create an unsettling atmosphere.
By Shahjahan Kabir Khan7 months ago in Horror
Mount Osore: Japan’s Gateway to the Underworld
Perched at the end of the remote Shimokita Peninsula in Aomori Prefecture, Mount Osore (Osorezan), also "Fear Mountain" or "Dread Mountain," is more than a natural wonder. It is a spiritual maelstrom where Buddhist cosmology, volcanic desolation, and profound bereavement meet. Sanctified as one of three most sacred sites in Japan (the others being Mount Kōya and Mount Hiei), the landscape here mirrors Buddhist conceptions of the afterlife, drawing pilgrims, mourners, and paranormal seekers.
By Kyrol Mojikal7 months ago in Horror
The Midnight Dressmaker
In the quiet village of Gallowmere, where the moon always seemed just a little too full and the air always smelled faintly of roses and ash, there was once a woman named Elara. She was known far and wide as The Midnight Dressmaker.
By Silas Blackwood7 months ago in Horror
Finders Are Not Always Keepers
I stood at the foot of a staircase that piqued my curiosity. A sign on each riser proclaimed where the contents of the room above had originated: Barns, Estates, Cellars, and Attics. Best of all, everything is “half off.” Half off, what exactly is a mystery? By striding to the top of the stairs, would I be entering a treasure trove of unique antiquities or a room full of other people’s castoffs? Only one way to find out—I climbed.
By Mark Gagnon7 months ago in Horror
The Ghoul’s Cave – Curse of Blood
Part One: The Ghoul’s Cave In a remote village surrounded by dense forests and silent mountains, there was an old legend passed down for generations, warning people never to enter the Black Cave on the western slope. They said whoever entered never returned, and their screams echoed through the mountains for days.
By Alaa Atallah7 months ago in Horror
Childhood fears fade
It always started at 12:00 a.m. I had no idea how I knew the time; maybe it was the ancient digital clock on my bedside table, which glowing red in the dark like eyes. Or perhaps it was my body simply learning when to feel fear.
By Meen7 months ago in Horror
The Ghost That Still Follows Me.
It began on a cold autumn night, one of those nights when the wind slips through the cracks of the windows and whispers secrets you’re not meant to hear.
By Owais Ahmad7 months ago in Horror
Vile Creature. Content Warning.
The Webbs were not a happy family. To their small community, they seemed perfectly well adjusted, if a bit different. The truth kept behind closed doors was much uglier. They were a family of four: Mr. and Mrs. Webb, their son, the eldest, and their daughter, the youngest.
By Test7 months ago in Horror
Season 3 - The Bone-Light: How an Orphaned Village Became a Mouth for Something Older
CHAPTER 9: The Child Who Sang With No Mouth : How The Orphanage Fire Left Three Survivors With a God’s Song April 4th, 1980 - Borsk Regional Hospital (Secure Burn Ward, Room 12-C)
By Tales That Breathe at Night7 months ago in Horror