The other day I was wondering why there wasn’t a single spooky monster story on my site. Monsters are cool. They are terrifying. They don’t let you sleep at night. […]
Creepy Stories
stories that creep you out
Real Unexplained Mysteries | The Haunted Loop | Guhagar Milestone
Comes straight from the package of real unexplained mysteries is this unique story that will have you thinking for a while. Surprisingly I have come across two real unexplained mysteries […]
Scariest Haunted House in the World Story | Lady in the Red Dress
TDB shut and it shut for good. It left everybody speculating as to what could have possibly forced the best and the scariest haunted house in the world to bring […]
Underworld Mythology | River of Charon | The Ferryman Tale
Underworld mythology of the Greeks has always fascinated me. Their stories have been beautifully imagined particularly the dark bits of the Ferryman Charon, and written with a peaceful pensive verve by the […]
It’s the Truth | Advocates of Parochial Drama | Fear Psychology
It’s the truth, that’s all you can hear from heads that don’t have anything to support their claims on. It’s the truth. That’s all they can manage. I think a […]
Scary Witch Stories | The Perfect Pair | Witch Encounter in a Wedding
Witch folklore is still prevalent today in hushed talks. Every now and then you come across scary witch stories of witch encounter that are outright spine-chilling. When I found a […]
Deja Vu | A Short Story
Deja Vu is another work of fiction that I had penned when I was quite young, with the intent of moulding a dream into a story. Deja Vu was intrinsically […]
Indian Ghost | Platitude of a White Saree Widow with a Candle
Fear is a painted picture. A frame that people carry for their posterity to see. The most common Indian ghost epitomizes it. Mostly humans have a tendency to treat lore […]
Horror Stories | The Mango Tree Ghost | A Kaput Horror Tale
When I listen to some horror stories that come from a rural backdrop, I am often surprised to find out how a sheer horror tale can be dreaded so much. […]