urban legend

Urban legends have captivated us from ancient eras to the modern day; a deep dive into scary lore and 'could be true' tales about Bigfoot, Slender Man, the Suicide Forest and beyond.

The Bell Witch
Let me tell you a real ghost story. One of the most famous hauntings in American history. A story people still whisper about over 200 years later.
By Lucien Hollow 8 months ago in Horror
The Cursed Oak of Bayou Drive: Florida's Forgotten Shadows
The Martin House: A Haunting Legacy in Bay County, Florida Nestled along Bayou Drive in Panama City, Florida, the Martin House stands as a chilling monument to tragedy, mystery, and enduring folklore. Built in the early 1900s, this once-elegant home now whispers tales of sorrow and spectral unrest that have captivated locals for generations.
By Cedric Walker(Gator)8 months ago in Horror
The Laughing Courtyard: A Haunted Love Story That Ended in Blood
Ali and Zainab thought they had finally escaped the chaos of the city. When they found an old house on the edge of a quiet village, it felt like a blessing. The courtyard was wide and green, overflowing with roses and jasmine. A massive banyan tree stood in the center, its branches spread like open arms offering shelter.
By Ubaid Ur Rehman8 months ago in Horror
The House That Called Collect. AI-Generated.
They say the house on Briar Hollow Road doesn’t just creak or groan like other old farmhouses. It calls. And it calls collect.
By Muhammad Nasir8 months ago in Horror
The House That Whispers Your Name
There is a house you must never visit. Not because it’s cursed. Not because it’s haunted. But because it knows your name, and it wants you back.
By Silas Blackwood8 months ago in Horror
The Lantern Bride
In the village of Sablewick, where the fog never truly lifted and the trees whispered to one another in the dark, there stood a lonely manor called Briar Hollow. It sat on a cliff overlooking the sea, its windows always dim, its doors always closed, and its gate held shut by rust and old regrets.
By Lucien Hollow 8 months ago in Horror
The Devil's Bible: A Tale of Mystery and Mastery
Picture this: a dimly lit monastery, the air thick with the scent of ink and vellum, and a lone monk hunched over a massive tome, his quill scratching away in the flickering candlelight. It’s the kind of scene that feels ripped from a gothic novel, right? But this isn’t fiction. This is the story of the Codex Gigas, the largest medieval manuscript in the world, a book so strange and captivating it’s earned the chilling nickname: the Devil’s Bible. Ever heard of it? If not, buckle up, because this tale is a wild ride.
By KWAO LEARNER WINFRED8 months ago in Horror
The Bell That Still Tolls: A Haunting in Rosewood
In the heart of Levy County, Florida, tucked between the moss-draped oaks and forgotten dirt roads, sits the ghost of a town once called Rosewood.
By Cedric Walker(Gator)8 months ago in Horror
She Rides While You Sleep: The Southern Legend of the Boo Hag. AI-Generated.
In the low country of South Carolina, where the trees are veiled in Spanish moss and the summer air hangs thick with moisture and mystery, old legends linger like the fog. Down there, they whisper of her.
By Cedric Walker(Gator)8 months ago in Horror
The Finale - The Bone-Light: How an Orphaned Village Became a Mouth for Something Older. Top Story - July 2025.
CHAPTER 11: The Salt-Rite of the Remaining Three April 11th, 1980 - Ruins of Borsk Orphanage (Sealed Site) The Invitation to Return
By Tales That Breathe at Night8 months ago in Horror
Inside Korea’s Most Haunted Place: The Chilling Mystery of Gonjiam Psychiatric Hospital
In the calm hills of Gwangju, South Korea, there exists a structure, shrouded by barbed wire and overgrown plants, that has frightened residents for many years. Its decaying walls, rusty bed frames, broken windows, and a silence that feels almost tangible create an unsettling atmosphere.
By Shahjahan Kabir Khan8 months ago in Horror
Mount Osore: Japan’s Gateway to the Underworld
Perched at the end of the remote Shimokita Peninsula in Aomori Prefecture, Mount Osore (Osorezan), also "Fear Mountain" or "Dread Mountain," is more than a natural wonder. It is a spiritual maelstrom where Buddhist cosmology, volcanic desolation, and profound bereavement meet. Sanctified as one of three most sacred sites in Japan (the others being Mount Kōya and Mount Hiei), the landscape here mirrors Buddhist conceptions of the afterlife, drawing pilgrims, mourners, and paranormal seekers.
By Kyrol Mojikal8 months ago in Horror