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Art that’s as dark as it is evocative; discover horror-inspired artwork, from twisted mutations of classic paintings, chilling sculptures, spooky photography and more.

The Abandoned House
I had always been fascinated by the old, abandoned house at the end of our street. It was a large, Victorian-style mansion with peeling paint and broken windows. The overgrown lawn and the cobwebs on the porch made it look like it had been abandoned for decades.
By Renuga kannan3 years ago in Horror
"The Whispering House"
"The Whispering House" Introduction: The main character, a young woman named Emily, moves into a new house in a small town. She is excited to start a new life, but she begins to feel like something is off about the house.
By Vocal Trending 3 years ago in Horror
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By Hubert Gleba3 years ago in Horror
The Slit-Mouthed Woman
A terrifying Japanese urban legend Kuchisake-onna, or "Slit-Mouthed Woman", is a malevolent figure in Japanese urban legends and folklore. The kuchisake onna is the ghost of a woman who was mutilated and has come back to seek vengeance on the world. Her name comes from the deep, bloody gash which runs across her face, grinning from ear to ear. She appears at night to lone travelers on the road, covering her grizzly mouth with a cloth mask, a fan, or a handkerchief.
By Sky3 years ago in Horror
Animated bus stop horror story
This happened when I was 17 years old. I would go to the gym 3 to 4 times a week and ride the bus home. It was a Sunday and I had just missed my bus, so I had to wait longer for another one.
By Abdallah Shaban3 years ago in Horror
THE MYSTERY OF ANCOL BRIDGE - Indonesia
Ancol Bridge (Jembatan Ancol) is considered one of the eeriest locations in Jakarta city. As a matter of fact, it isn’t as spooky as people say. It is the place where youth hang out on the weekends.
By Sky3 years ago in Horror
A Lovecraftian Christmas
Like a crash of thunder followed by a sonic boom. Something has just entered our atmosphere. The first arrival sets the stage for things to come. Ammutseba has fallen to Earth to be benevolent for one special day. On other days he'd be known as The Devourer of Stars. Something came over him today, he felt sorry for humanity. Usually, he just feels contempt for humankind. Men are just puppets for The Great Old Ones. Ammut calls Its brethren to take one last look at humanity. Tentacles cover the ground and you can no longer see the floor. Horrors now inhabit this strange planet. Ammut searches for a new way to see things.
By FRANK? Piccolella3 years ago in Horror
Violent Night
One of the cleverest jokes in "Scrooged," the in some cases uneven but unfathomably underrated 1988 Charge Murray riff on Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol, came right at the start of a fake special trailer. Titled "The Night the Reindeer Kicked the Bucket," it was a cheerfully corny bit of occasional carnage in which fear mongers endeavor to seize the North Shaft until Lee Majors spares the day by gunning down the aggressors, whereas the fellow within the ruddy suit guarantees him he is being a great boy this year. As a refining of the cowardly lengths that arrange tv software engineers go to pull in watchers amid the Yuletide season—in this case, by taking a made-for-TV knockoff of the commonplace Chuck Norris vehicle of that time and roughly slapping a thick regular coat on the tip—it was in fact a one-joke introduction. But it happened to be a beautiful amusing joke, and since it kept going for almost two minutes, it was over some time recently it might start to wear out its welcome.
By SATPOWER3 years ago in Horror
Hook Hand, Fog and Sea
“Something’s here, mom…” Candice said. She was looking out the window and saw a drone carrying a package then dropping it off.
By Alex H Mittelman 3 years ago in Horror
The Best 'Dracula' Film Ever Made
He’s the king of vampires. He’s been in movies, books, comics, and theatre. Hell, there’s a puppet on Sesame Street and a cereal mascot modeled after him. Let me tell you something: Count Chocula is pretty goddamn delicious. I used to eat it while watching Dracula movies. Huh. Just typing that gave me some insight into myself. Anywho, Dracula is probably the most adapted literary character in any medium. If he’s not being adapted outright, there are characters that invoke him. Whenever vampire stories are created, he’s always on the artist’s mind, whether they are influenced by him or not. In fact, Dracula has become such a staple, some people think Dracula is the first fictional vampire ever created. That distinction goes to a guy named Varney. Varney the Vampire. No. I’m not making that up.
By George A. Velez3 years ago in Horror
SledgeHammer: Rock Master II
Two Weeks Later Charlie Brewster, an Alternative Rock Star/SuperHero nicknamed the Rock Master by fans found out that his manager Ed was murdered and turned into a Vampire by the Record Label owner Jerry who trying to seduce his fiancee Amy and get rid of him. Charlie ended up killing Ed by punching a hole inside his chest and ripping his heart out. which shocked him and Ed. Charlie didn't realize his own strength. Charlie calls The SledgeHammer for help to take down Jerry and his army of Vampires.
By Victor Robinson II3 years ago in Horror
Wonderfully Witchy Webcomics
Happy Halloween Witches! For those who know me, you know I absolutely adore anything that can make me laugh. Because of this, I've fallen in love with and written about many talented webcomic artists over my time on this platform. But today, in honor of the most chaotic holiday of the year, I've decided to assemble a brief collection of funny webcomics about witches! This list calls back to many of the webcomic artists I've featured in previous articles, as well as sprinkling in a few fresh faces.
By Bri Craig3 years ago in Horror