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Monsters and horror go hand in hand; explore horrific creatures, beasts and hairy scaries like Freddy Krueger, Frankenstein and far beyond.

The Jolly Troll
Rock-A-Hoola waterpark of Los Angeles used to be a famous attraction when Finn's grandfather was his age. He told him a story about how his great grandfather was kidnapped by a mechanical troll and taken deep inside the park to be made part of it. Years later, Finn and a few of his friends decided to explore the eerie abandoned waterpark. Finn wondered if he would be able to find any trace of his great grandfather, considering if there was anything left behind.
By 3rrornightshift9 days ago in Horror
Scampi's Great Escape
The neon sign of the Inkwell bled a sickly crimson through the rain-streaked window, casting long, shadows across the scarred mahogany of our booth. The air inside tasted of stale gin, ozone, and the sour desperation that clung to every soul in Alcyone. I leaned across the table, my hands trembling so violently that the ice in my glass rattled like teeth shivering in a skull.
By Nathan McAllister10 days ago in Horror
The Bauman Story
This isn’t a ghost story per se. It isn’t folklore passed down through generations. This is something President Roosevelt claimed was told to him directly by a man named Bauman. A seasoned hunter and trapper who had spent years in the unforgiving wilderness of the American frontier.
By Veil of Shadows11 days ago in Horror
The Glass Throat
The wind didn’t blow at Blackwood Reach; it leaned. It pressed against the cedar-shingle outside walls of the house with a heavy, atmospheric weight, as if trying to flatten the structure back into the rocky cliffside.
By Meko James 11 days ago in Horror
The Club She Never Left. Content Warning.
Susan Grayson started her day with a cup of coffee and whatever her youngest child would not finish for breakfast as she rushes him and her oldest out the door and into the car to ensure they would not for school. While dropping them off she would meet up with the rest of the PTA moms to catch up on things. It was usually gossip or what the next fundraiser goal would be and who would be baking what.
By 3rrornightshift12 days ago in Horror
St. Jude's Day Massacre
The rain in the District of Rust didn’t fall so much as it congealed, a viscous gray drizzle that tasted of sulfur and old pennies.
By Nathan McAllister12 days ago in Horror
The Third Witness
The night was too quiet. Not the peaceful kind of quiet. The kind that presses against your ears… like the world is holding its breath.
By imtiazalam14 days ago in Horror
The Lizard Man of Scape Ore Swamp
This story takes us to the humid, shadow-drenched backroads near Bishopville, where the air hangs thick and the swamp water barely moves. A place where sound travels strangely. And where, in the summer of 1988, something emerged from the darkness that no one could explain.
By Veil of Shadows14 days ago in Horror
Not My Brother's Keeper
The air in the Thorne & Associates drafting studio was thick with the scent of ammonia from the blueprint machines and stale coffee, a pungent cocktail familiar to every architect working against a deadline. It was 3:00 AM, the night before the final submission that would decide the fate of "The Prism" and the next Junior Partner of the firm.
By Nathan McAllister15 days ago in Horror
The Night Visitor . AI-Generated.
Roy was shipping his tea in the morning, still thinking about the incident happened the previous night. The first knock came around 12.30 mid night, jolting him awake with a sudden shock. He thought that it was his imagination.
By Thiru15 days ago in Horror
I Eat Your Skin
Some flicks have titles that perfectly fit the film they're titling. Night of the Living Dead, for instance. You hear that title, you immediately know exactly what kind of film will be following the opening credits. And brother, did that particular drive-in cult classic pay off in gory dividends! What other film of that era featured a whole friggin' cannibal holocaust, a butchered barbecue, in the literal sense, of two of the main characters after they get sizzled in a pick-up truck trying to escape from half-nekkid resurrected undead girls with large, pasty white 1969 derrieres?
By Tom Baker17 days ago in Horror
Tales from the Crypt
With Joan Collins, Roy Dotrice, Patrick McGee, Peter Cushing, and Sir Ralph Richardson, there is no possible way you couldn't love the resultant picture featuring such an ensemble cast.
By Tom Baker18 days ago in Horror