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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.

Whispers From Apartment 313
Zara had only lived in the Marlowe Apartments for three days before she noticed the missing door. Her unit, 312, sat at the end of the grimy, flickering hallway. When she first moved in, she hadn’t paid much attention. The wallpaper was peeling, the lights buzzed with a low electric hum, and the elevator groaned like it carried the weight of the dead. Still, she was broke and desperate, and the landlord didn’t ask too many questions. That was good enough.
By Zaid Ktk9 months ago in Horror
The Horse That Watches at Night . AI-Generated.
I was 14 summers old that summer when my uncle packed me off to his farm. Fresh air and quiet hills, my parents hoped, would fix it. The farm groaned old, embraced by woods, a hundred years behind the times.
By MD NAZIM UDDIN 9 months ago in Horror
The Archivist. AI-Generated.
There's a small, forsaken building hidden behind a centuries-old mosque in one of the grimy alleys of Old Dhaka. Few even see it. But if you stand still and listen—really listen—you can hear the soft whisper of pages being turned.
By MD NAZIM UDDIN 9 months ago in Horror
The Infamous Dyatlov Pass incident : A chilling real-life mystery
## **Introduction** Ten seasoned hikers, led by **Igor Dyatlov**, embarked on an expedition in the **Ural Mountains** of Russia in January 1959. They were trying to climb **Otorten Mountain**, a challenging ascent in harsh winter weather. One of them returned early due to illness—the others did not return.
By Tanjebul Alam9 months ago in Horror
“Whispers Beyond the Hollow”
The villagers of Ebon Hollow knew better than to venture beyond the tree line after dusk. There were stories, of course—old wives’ tales, the elders said—but every generation had one or two fools who didn’t listen. And they never came back.
By Nizam khan9 months ago in Horror
Cornfield Clown (2025) Review: A Bloody Love Letter to Nostalgia and Nightmare Fuel
Action (No Spoilers) In the forgotten Midwest town of Kessel Springs, a group of popular teenagers from TikTok throw rave-style parties in the abandoned cornfields. But their carefree night spirals into terror when a friend—donning the grotesque mascot costume of the town’s dark past—returns as a clown wielding a machete, chainsaw, and vendetta.
By Kevin Hudson9 months ago in Horror
A Mirror Showing a Different Person
The mirror arrived in a dusty crate without a sender’s name. Amelia had just moved into her grandmother’s house after her passing. The cottage was old, tucked away in a quiet village, filled with antique furniture, creaky floors, and the scent of lavender.
By Tanveer Ahmad9 months ago in Horror
The Day the Internet Went Silent
It started at 6:43 AM on a Wednesday. I remember the exact time because I was staring at my phone, trying to refresh my Instagram feed for the 17th time while brushing my teeth. Instead of memes and sleepy selfies, I got a gray screen and a spinning circle of doom.
By Haroon Bahramzai9 months ago in Horror
Don't Turn Around
Don't Turn Around: The Last Thing You'll See It started with a dare. The kind of stupid, late-night challenge teenagers whisper about in hushed tones when the world is quiet and curiosity outweighs fear. "Stand at the edge of Bellman’s Forest, just before midnight. Don’t turn around. No matter what you hear. No matter what you feel. Just don’t."
By Top stories 9 months ago in Horror
The Secret of That Night – When Silence Began to Speak
Every village holds a secret. But the one hidden in Rampur was so dark, so chilling, that even the bravest wouldn't dare to whisper about it.
By Masih Ullah9 months ago in Horror
The Chamber of Dark Magic
Chamber of Dark Magic : Episode One: The Lost Bell... Nisorgopur was a little village along the river, nestled in a deep forest. The locals were straightforward, sincere, and passionately religious. However, the community had a horrific past, focused on a bell that had hung in an old temple a century ago. When it rang, odd things happened.
By Sazid Rahman 9 months ago in Horror
Top 10 Most Psycho Killer Movies.
1. The Silence of the Lambs (1991) Jonathan Demme is the director. Notoriety: This film introduced audiences to Dr., and it was a masterclass in psychological horror. Psychiatrist Hannibal Lecter, who was intelligent but cruel to animals. Why It Is Important: Acclaimed by critics and won the "Big Five" Academy Awards for Best Picture, Best Director, Best Actor, and Best Actress. Cultural Influence: The character of Hannibal Lecter became a cultural icon, influencing numerous depictions of smart villains. Psychological Depth: The film delves into the minds of both the hunter and the hunted, offering a profound exploration of human psyche.
By Krypton 9 months ago in Horror