supernatural

The hidden world of all things supernatural; a look inside witchcraft, spells, vexes, black magic and other spine-tingling supernatural phenomena.

Wide World of Mystery: The Screaming Skull
Vincent Gardenia, last seen being fed to Audrey 2 in the camp cult musical classic remake of Little Shop of Horrors (1960), oddly titled Little Shop of Horrors (1986), starring Rick Moranis, Steve Martin, Ellen Greene, John Candy, Bill Murray... and, well, you get it (but this is not the film I’m writing about). In 1973, Gardenia played Ollie in a little Dark Shadows-esque mini-thriller adapted from an old ghost story by F. Marion Crawford (the story had been adapted in 1958’s The Screaming Skull, which I reviewed long, long ago). The title has been used numerous times. Numerous. It’s a no-brainer.
By Tom Baker4 months ago in Horror
My Prediction of Who Will Die in the Final Season of Stranger Things
After watching the first part of the final season to Stranger Things, I think a lot of people are going to die. We kept getting teases of the main cast almost getting killed, but something tells me that there won't be any more of these close calls in the next two parts.
By Emy Quinn4 months ago in Horror
Stranger Things Vol. 1 Ended with a Fantastic Twist
The final season to Stranger Things is off to a promising start. The stakes are even higher this time around, and the characters are more than determined to take down Vecna once and for all. The Upside Down is even more of a threat now, with the military refusing to give up on their search for Eleven, knowing that monsters reside within this world.
By Emy Quinn4 months ago in Horror
The Room’s Teeth
Author's note: I genuinely hope you enjoy this story and I welcome any feedback, thank you. It was a warm, humid Thursday evening. Me and Ma had just come in from a swim in the lake behind the house. From the kitchen window, I could see the indigo blue sky fading with the orange glow of the sun on the horizon. The cicadas and crickets sang outside, a shrill chirp carried in the faint breeze traveling inside.
By Davlin Knight4 months ago in Horror
The Paranormal Digest for Nov 29, 2025
This week represents the final Paranormal Digest for the month of November, which means that Christmas is right around the corner. I still have a few more weeks of paranormal weirdness to share with you all before Santa (or maybe Krampus) arrives, so let’s dive into this week’s spooky fun.
By John Watson4 months ago in Horror
Slenderman - short story
Slenderman has always been a point of interest for me and my friends, a creepypasta we found entertaining starting all the way back in 2018. Inspired by the very real experiences I had where I'm from at dusk in the months preceding Christmas, when the sun dips low and the trees become brilliant shows of warm hues, this Slenderman story was my first creative writing piece I wrote as a freshman in high school. Enjoy :) Written in Fall 2025 as a freshman in high school.
By Chad McBroski4 months ago in Horror
SEASON 7 - Whispers from the Lantern: The Keeper's Lament
Chapter 13 "He... he is the lure," Evelyn said, her voice a low, strangled whisper. "He is the king. He is the master of the drowned. And he wants us to join his kingdom."
By Tales That Breathe at Night4 months ago in Horror
Guru, The Mad Monk
Not enough madness or blood, or any tits, or anything such a title and poster would suggest--at least not for my discriminating scummy tastes.
By Tom Baker4 months ago in Horror
Ghost-Hunting 2.0: How Technology Is Changing the Way We Explore the Unknown
From folklore to firmware Ghost-hunting used to mean flashlights, EMF readers, and a late-night drive to a crumbling mansion. Today, it’s as simple as opening an app.
By BENAUR LLC4 months ago in Horror
A Kid For Christmas . AI-Generated.
A Kid For Christmas – A Horror Story Part 1 – The Frost Begins In the remote, snow-choked village of Ghrimwald—nestled like a forgotten secret between the jagged teeth of the northern Carpathians—winter came not with warning, but with vengeance. The first frost arrived in late October, weeks before the solstice, creeping across windowpanes like skeletal fingers clawing from the other side of the glass. Trees groaned beneath a weight they hadn't carried in decades. Smoke from chimneys twisted unnaturally, curling back toward the earth as if afraid to rise.
By tmd tmd5 months ago in Horror
Blood for Dracula (a.k.a. Andy Warhol's Dracula)
"Punc, chic, and nauseating," was how Pauline Kael once described the modernized vampire classic The Hunger (starring David Bowie, Susan Sarandon, and Catherine Deneuve, and based on a novel by Whitley Strieber). Spelling aside, she might just as easily have been talking about Andy Warhol’s Dracula—a.k.a. Blood for Dracula.
By Tom Baker5 months ago in Horror
Behind the Screen
Posted by u/BackRowJanitor – 1 month ago I’ve worked as a janitor at our local theater for about six years. I’m the guy who stays after closing, sweeps the popcorn, mops up sodas, unclogs the toilets — all the glamorous stuff.
By V-Ink Stories5 months ago in Horror