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

Unsettling True School Stories That Will Keep You Up at Night
Schools are established as a safe environment where one can learn and grow, but sometimes, they carry a dark history. Some stories from the students are unique, eerie, almost inexplicable. These are real deficiencies that coldly assure you that you have to rethink even the most tort before places of trust. Hence, one needs to delve deeper into these stories, knowing if danger lurks anywhere and finding the ways to save oneself.
By NITESH MILLER8 months ago in Horror
The Maw Beneath the Floorboards
They say the house was built in 1893 by a man named Eliah Grin, a reclusive preacher who claimed to have “seen the truth under God’s skin.” He built the house not for shelter—but as a cage.
By Darwesh Khan8 months ago in Horror
The Girl in Ward 19
There are hospitals that heal, and there are hospitals that remember. St. Elora’s Asylum, built in the 1800s on the edge of a forgotten town in Murree’s chilling highlands, belonged to the latter. Now decrepit, its walls still breathed the whispers of those who had screamed, wept, and begged behind them.
By Muhammad Abdullah8 months ago in Horror
The Echo Code
The Echo Code (Best Horror Story of 2025) It started with a phone update. Version 13.4.2. A small patch pushed overnight. No flashy changes. Just some backend “audio enhancements,” according to the release notes. Most users didn’t notice anything different.
By Silas Blackwood8 months ago in Horror
The Silent City
The city of Neo-Tokyo was vibrant, alive with constant noise—hovercars buzzing, crowds chattering, music blaring from every corner.
By Razu Islam – Lifestyle & Futuristic Writer8 months ago in Horror
The Agreement of the Dead
I was not always dead. No, death came much later—like a belated apology, or a kindly word after the firing squad. My name, though unimportant now, once sat proudly on university plaques and inked letters of recommendation. Now, I am only remembered in whispers. And worse still: in documents signed in bloodless ink by breathless men.
By Muhammad Abdullah8 months ago in Horror
The Black Widow House
I am now the proud owner of this Federal-style house and barn that was built two years before our country was born. Over time, it’s been added to and updated somewhat, but the original structure still stands. Of course, it’s not in move-in condition since the last resident died twenty years ago and the current occupants—spiders, bats in the attic, and a family of raccoons don’t perform maintenance. It will take time and money to restore, but I have plenty of both after winning the lottery.
By Mark Gagnon8 months ago in Horror
The Eleventh Veil
I) It began, like all disasters do, in the silence after something ends. When Edgar Salmson retired from the force, his cases followed him like scars—especially one: the Berrington Case, unsolved, unsparing, and unfinished.
By Muhammad Abdullah8 months ago in Horror
The Elevator Does Not Stop on Floor 6. AI-Generated.
It started with a note taped to the elevator panel: "Out of Order – Do Not Press 6." Written in shaky black marker on a crumpled sticky note, the warning looked unofficial—lazy, like a prank.
By Muhammad Abdullah8 months ago in Horror
The Shadow Network
By 2205, the internet had evolved into the NeuralNet — a global network connecting human minds directly. Users could share thoughts, emotions, memories instantly. It was hailed as the next step in evolution.
By Razu Islam – Lifestyle & Futuristic Writer8 months ago in Horror
The Teacher with a Secret Basement: A Small Town’s Chilling Truth
The Whisper Behind the Classroom Door In every small town, there's a story. A local legend passed in hushed tones at diners, whispered between sips of coffee, or murmured on late-night walks. For the quiet town of Brookville, that story began with a beloved high school teacher. Mr. Whitaker, the man with the warm smile, perfect penmanship, and an uncanny memory for every student’s name, was the picture of excellence in education. But beneath the surface—beneath his very feet—was a chilling secret that no one could have imagined.
By olxia10 8 months ago in Horror
The Vanishing of Kaelvik: Alaska’s Forgotten Horror
At the heart of Alaska's Seward Peninsula, where tundra meets towering pines, lies Kaelvik, an abandoned mining village once popular in the 1920s that now remains unknown on maps and whispered about with fear. Once known for thriving mining operations during that era, Kaelvik has since been abandoned due to a shadow-like monster called Tsu'nak that caused its sudden abandonment by Alutiiq tribe members and abandoned by time itself. Being drawn by Alaska's mysteries I decided to uncover these secrets myself and what I found had me questioning whether some places would have been better left forgotten altogether - this terrifying tale of Kaelvik remains Alaska's forgotten horror tale.
By Robert Brown8 months ago in Horror