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Don't open that door! Psycho made slasher films a hallmark of the horror genre; explore iconic hackers, slashers, and chainsaw-wielding psychopaths, from the safety of your living room.

Valiant Final Girl
Every time that I watched a horror movie, I thought of how I would handle it. That I would be able to fight off the seemingly indestructible killer and live. Kill this guy and then save everyone in town from them. Or campgrounds. Wherever the monster was at.
By Raphael Fontenelle2 years ago in Horror
The Island Of Shadows. Content Warning.
On a foggy evening, a group of ten strangers found themselves invited to a secluded island, each receiving a mysterious letter promising a grand adventure.
By Reed🌷2 years ago in Horror
They Turned Every Villager into Rats
As she darted through the dense bush, three fireballs swooshed past her, narrowly missing her head and igniting two trees ahead. The witches were gaining on her, locked onto her position with a clear path to strike. Exhausted, Omar made a sharp turn, evading their attacks, and found a shallow river by the path. She threw Kachi the rat to safety, grabbed a bamboo stick, and leaped into the water.
By LUNARTALES2 years ago in Horror
Scary Stories for a Dark Summer's Night
I love listening to stories and podcast so I thought, why not make my own? I took some of my best narrated tales and combined them into a serene, summer night with crickets and cicadas chirping in the background, to help you relax.
By Zo Grimmwood2 years ago in Horror
Freddy Vs Jason: 2 Decades Later
So it’s mid-August 2003. Me, my mom, her boyfriend and my sisters are riding around Chapel Hill on a hot summer night making our way to the only 2 movie theaters in town so we could see one of the biggest movies of the summer: Bad Boys 2. The first theater we went to, which was called the Timberline was sold out. The second one we went to which was called the Plaza was also sold out. Mind you this is already one month after the film’s initial release. We were bummed that we couldn’t see Bad Boys 2, but we weren’t going home.
By Joe Patterson2 years ago in Horror
Sweet Home: Netflix’s Gripping Horror Series Delivers Intense Thrills and Emotional Depth. AI-Generated.
Netflix’s Sweet Home is a gripping horror series that has captivated audiences with its unique blend of monster horror and deep emotional storytelling. Based on the popular webtoon of the same name, the series seamlessly blends intense scares with a rich narrative, setting itself apart in the crowded landscape of supernatural thrillers.
By harish2 years ago in Horror
A Quiet Place: Day One – A Tense Expansion of the Silence. AI-Generated.
John Krasinski’s A Quiet Place: Day One ventures into the origins of the apocalyptic world introduced in its predecessors, delivering a fresh yet familiar take on the franchise’s signature tension and terror. As a prequel to the acclaimed A Quiet Place series, this film explores the initial outbreak of the alien invasion that reshaped humanity’s existence. Directed by Michael Sarnoski, the film builds on the established premise of a world where silence is crucial for survival, but it distinguishes itself with a new perspective and expanded narrative scope.
By harish2 years ago in Horror
The Haunting of Hollow Creek Manor
Hollow Creek Manor, a grand Victorian property, had stood for over a century on the outskirts of a small, forgotten city. It's as soon as-majestic façade becomes now marred through time and forget, shrouded in ivy and veiled in an eerie mist that clung to the encircling woods. The manor's records was a tapestry of thriller and sorrow, woven with memories of untimely deaths, unexplained disappearances, and ghostly apparitions.
By Ramya2 years ago in Horror
Echoes of the Forgotten: The Haunting of Ashbury Manor
The Haunting of Ashbury Manor In the quiet town of Ashbury, nestled deep within the English countryside, stood an ancient manor. Ashbury Manor, with its ivy-covered walls and creaking floors, had a history as dark as the shadows that lingered in its corners. The locals whispered tales of ghosts that haunted its halls, but few dared to speak of them aloud.
By Hasina Bagome2 years ago in Horror
The Night Shift at the Morgue
David Michaels had just started his new job as an attendant at the Riverdale Morgue. It wasn’t his dream job, but in the struggling economy, he was grateful for any work he could get. His first shift was a night shift, starting at midnight. The building was old, its walls yellowed with age, and the fluorescent lights flickered ominously.
By Modhilraj2 years ago in Horror
10 Dark Anime You Should Definitely Consider Watching Before You Die. Content Warning.
If you are into dark, creepy psychological stuff then this article is for you, because in this article I will recommend to you 10 such creepy and dark anime which will make you cringe after watching it. But before reading this article, make sure you are at least 16 year, or older, because these anime have many scenes which are not very suitable for everyone (below the age of 16).
By Shisui2 years ago in Horror
Maureen Prescott is the TRUE Villian. Content Warning.
Let's be honest. You know what, f-ck it, I'll be honest with you, Maureen Prescott is the True Villian of Scream. I don't care. Fight me for all f-ing care even if Sidney Prescott had to punch me just like she did to Gale in Scream. Maureen is the reason why Ghost Face keeps reappearing trying to kill Sidney and everybody else who has been killed on Scream 1, 2, & 3 before Sam, daughter of Billy Loomis, played by Melissa Berrarra, and Tara, Sam's half-sister, played by Jenna Ortega, were apart of the Scream franchise. In Scream 1 (1996), Maureen Prescott (played by Lynn McRee) was raped and murdered in Woodsboro which made investigate journalist Gale Weathers (played by Courtney Cox) wrote a book about her murder, Cotton Weary (played by Liev Schreiber) who had an affair with Maureen, and jailed for her murder as an innocent man wrongfully accused of her murder even had affairs with several other men making her a "hoochie" which explains why Sidney punched Gale in the face when she encountered her outside of the police station after she was attacked by the Ghost face killer. After that, the two meet up at her truck outside of her school confronting her about her book and Sidney apologizes for the encounter. So it comes to show that Weathers had true instinct in her book and that her killer isn't Cotton Weary leaving the actual killer behind Maureen's death was on the loose.
By Gladys W. Muturi2 years ago in Horror