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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 10 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 10 months ago in Horror
Top 10 most Dangerous Horror Movies.
1. 1973's The Exorcist William Friedkin, director Notoriety: "The Exorcist," widely regarded as one of the most terrifying films ever made, has been linked to numerous actual events. Reasons for Its Danger: Reactions from the audience: Soon after the film's release, viewers reported fainting, vomiting, and even heart attacks during screenings. Production Curses: The set was beset by a slew of unfortunate occurrences, including an enigmatic fire that gutted a portion of the structure, injured cast members, and the deaths of several film-related individuals. Real-Life Inspiration: The 1949 case of a boy named "Roland Doe," who underwent a series of exorcisms, served as inspiration for the story. New York Post
By Krypton 10 months ago in Horror
The Mirror That Watched Me Sleep
The Mirror That Watched Me Sleep I saw me while I was sleeping. I found a mirror in an antique business hidden between a rated bakery and a pawn shop. His frame was complicated - pale wood with carved curls and branches, which looked like symbols. The owner said it was from the early 20th century and offered it for half the award without much demand. I should have asked why.
By Md Asraf Hosain10 months ago in Horror
The Church That Eats People
“It baptizes in blood, not water.”Start writing...The Church That Eats People n when the church appeared, only that it hadn’t been there the day before. A structure of soot-black stone and towering iron crosses now squatted at the edge of Graven Hollow, where only tangled woods used to be. It bore no name, no sign, and no history—yet its doors were wide open, inviting anyone foolish or lost enough to step inside.
By Top stories 10 months ago in Horror
When Fear Takes Control. Content Warning.
Fear: The word Fear, the first thing for which Bang! If creatures that are moving did not experience the sensation of fear, especially not humans, we don't know what we should do with them. We experience an incredibly diverse array of feelings as vertebrate primates with complex brains. And in certain situations, our brains lose some of the checks and balances over certain emotions. A phobia is what it is when fear becomes overstretched and out of our control.
By Rohitha Lanka10 months ago in Horror
the Tragic Tale Of The Ghost Ship S.S. Ourang Medan
The Mystery Begins The demise of the S.S. Ourang Medan, a Dutch vessel, is said to have occurred in the summertime heat of the 1940s -- the precise year remains unknown.
By Seyam Ahmed 10 months ago in Horror
Wildfires rage near Jerusalem, major road closed, communities evacuated
*Wildfires Rage Near Jerusalem: Major Road Closed, Communities Evacuated* Wildfires raged on the outskirts of Jerusalem on Wednesday, forcing the evacuation of communities and the closure of a main highway as Israel appealed for international assistance to help fight the blaze.TV footage showed fires burning along the main Route 1 Jerusalem to Tel Aviv highway and people abandoning cars and running away from the flames as thick smoke billowed over the surrounding hilltops.
By Krypton 10 months ago in Horror
The Shadow Man
The village seemed silent at night. The only noise was the cry of crickets and sometimes the far-fetched howling of the dogs. On such a quiet night, something strange happened in the small village of Madhavpur. Noyeon had just arrived from town to stay in his grandfather's old house. He searched for peace from the chaos of urban life, and thought the few days in the village were refreshing. However, he did not believe that this quest for peace would make him a terrible secret.
By Vijoy10 months ago in Horror
The Real Story Of Valongo Sanatorium(Sanitório de Valongo)
The Valongo Sanatorium, also known as the Montalto Sanatorium or Monte Alto Sanatorium, was a TB treatment facility in the old parish of Sao Pedro de Cova Gondomar, Portugal. Despite its location, it is more often known as the Valongo Sanatorium.
By TheNaeth10 months ago in Horror
The Light in the Last Room
Tired of the chaos of Dhaka, Tamim took a short break and headed to his ancestral village—Nandipara. Nestled far from the city’s hustle, this quiet little village always brought him a strange kind of peace. Since his grandfather passed away, their old house had remained abandoned. Tamim thought this was the perfect opportunity to stay there for a few days—maybe even do some writing.
By Hasan Ali10 months ago in Horror
The Mirror in Room 213
The Mirror in Room 213 The Ashgrove Inn stood abandoned on the edge of a forgotten highway, its windows boarded, its paint flaking like old scabs. Locals whispered about the place but never lingered. Only one room ever bore a name whispered louder than the rest — Room 213.
By Rony Sutradar10 months ago in Horror