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Haunted locales and houses of horror from the Amityville home to the Tower of London; travel tips for those seeking a trip filled with fun and evil.

Is Seattle’s Historic Moore Hotel Haunted?
The date is June 2019, and the event is a family reunion. My sister, Tracy, and I flew into SEA-TAC (Seattle-Tacoma International) to give our dad a heart-attack (just kidding) on father's day. Unbeknownst to him, we had planned a family reunion as a surprise to him. All his children were arriving together from all over the country as a surprise father's day present (more on that later).
By Verona Jones6 years ago in Horror
True Scary Story
I haven't talked about this for a long time, not because it's too terrifying to tell, I just never felt the need I suppose, but with everything that's been going on recently, I'd say its best to do so now.
By Taylor C.6 years ago in Horror
A Nuclear Horror
It is the TV show capturing the horrifying events which accumulated in the worst nuclear disaster in history—Chernobyl. But perhaps what is most frightening of all, is this TV show, now regarded as the greatest ever made, tells the story of a real-life disaster which proves fiction isn’t always as terrifying as fact.
By The Rumble Online7 years ago in Horror
Haunted Locations Around the World (Pt. 1)
Odeon Cinema In 1946, 2000 people attended the Odeon Cinema in Bristol to watch the movie, The Light That Failed. The main character, early on in the film, was blinded after being shot—when at the exact same time, with the audience completely unaware, 33-year-old cinema manager Robert Parrington Jackson was shot dead in his office in the same building. The father of four was discovered at 6:45 PM by the cinema café supervisor and died in hospital later that evening. The murder is still officially unsolved, despite a confession by a Welsh criminal on is deathbed in 1989.
By Amy S7 years ago in Horror
Brunkcow's Cabin
When thinking of gunslingers, murder, the goldrush and ghosts, one can’t help but to think of Tombstone, Arizona where the wildest of the west was fought but Southwest of Tombstone in Cochise County are the remains of a simple adobe cabin by the name of Brunkcow’s Cabin nicknamed ‘the bloodiest cabin in Arizona’. Brunkcow’s Cabin is the scene of at least twenty-one deaths with many of those who died buried on the property.
By Amanda Penn7 years ago in Horror
10 Places That Would Be Perfect Horror Movie Settings
A good horror movie always kicks off with the right setting—and let's face it, we all know certain places that look like they would be great settings for horror movies. To a point, they kind of have a formula to them.
By Ossiana Tepfenhart7 years ago in Horror
Top Three Haunted Places in Canada
So It's almost mid-October, and we all know what that means. Halloween. I am that person that loves Halloween, the candy, the scary movies, the costumes. Everything about it is so fascinating.
By H S7 years ago in Horror
The 10 Most Haunted Hotels in America
Have you ever wanted to perform a paranormal investigation on an allegedly haunted location? You're not alone—but that doesn't mean it's easy to find a place you can stay overnight.
By Ossiana Tepfenhart7 years ago in Horror
10 Creepy Natural Places on Earth
Sometimes, you get a good scare out of reading stories about the boogyman or skinwalkers, or the rake, or even Bigfoot. While those legends are up for debate as to whether they're true or not, these ten creepy locations are actually real, and you can visit some of them.
By Alicia Cameron8 years ago in Horror
The Horrifying Truth Behind Lake Bellagio
The glorious roar and dazzle of the fountains left one last glitter in my eyes as the music to Frank Senatra’s "I Did it My Way" came to a close. Another gorgeous, romantic show at the Bellagio Fountains in Las Vegas. The online reviews were right. Those fountains were a “must-see.” I don’t know if it was the thrill of the show or simply the star-struck wonder of Vegas, but I leaned over the fountain balcony a few moments longer than everyone else, taking it all in. As the fountains sputtered off and the lights dimmed, I saw patterns left in the still, dark water from the fountain tracks used for the shows. They looked like alien crop circles under a wide, dark-blue lake. A strange chill swept over my body as I gazed into the depths of Lake Bellagio.
By Ariana Bilek8 years ago in Horror
10 Haunted Locations in the United States
While the United States may not have the history of most of Europe considering we are only officially 242 years old, we do have some amazing haunted locations that you can investigate. Some do require permission or a booking, they are still fascinating to experience. Perhaps you will find yourself face to face with the original lady of the house, or maybe you will make friends with the soldiers of the past. The following is just a short list of the places you may find interesting, intriguing, and downright creepy.
By Lydia Byers8 years ago in Horror
Eerie Places People Don't Talk About
I think it is obvious to all of us what people look for when trying to find haunted areas. It usually includes a building in which someone was murdered or where people were tortured. It has some sort of well known history like that and people like to go there to toy around with whatever spirits are left there to haunt visitors. I want to introduce a different sort of eerie; the one you really have to be in tuned with your surroundings to figure out what is going on.
By Grace Matteson8 years ago in Horror