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Haunted locales and houses of horror from the Amityville home to the Tower of London; travel tips for those seeking a trip filled with fun and evil.

10 Scariest Haunted Places In The World.
There are more haunted places on earth than anyone can count. The most famous ones tend to be the locations of gruesome deaths or murders, but there are some very creepy spots out there that don't have a violent background. In fact, much of the creepiness comes from being in such a beautiful location and knowing that something terrifying happened there. In this article, I will present you with 10 of the scariest haunted places in the world.
By Anurag Kamboj4 years ago in Horror
Detlov Road Accident
In January 1959, nine Russian university students were killed under mysterious circumstances while hiking through the Ural Mountains in what is now known as the Detlov Road Incident or Devil's Road Incident.
By Samara Ben4 years ago in Horror
The Most Terrifying Haunted House Ever
"I loved growing up and going to haunted houses and being scared. I loved watching 'The Exorcist,' 'Candyman' and all sorts of scary movies." —Author Katie Featherston
By B.R. Shenoy4 years ago in Horror
Ghostly Accommodations
The Sise Inn The Sise Inn is located in Portsmouth a lovely New England seaport town in New Hampshire. The building is an 1881 Queen Anne mansion that was renovated into an inn. The house has three stories, a ground floor and an atrium. There is a wonderful Victorian-style atmosphere inside the inn and antique furniture in all of the rooms. Today it's the Hotel Portsmouth.
By Rasma Raisters4 years ago in Horror
3 Freaky Day of the Dead Encounters
Hello again creepy bunch and welcome back to another Screaming for Horror article I am Rain and I hope you're having a mystifying day. The Day of the Dead celebration most commonly known as "Dia de los Muertos" is a popular customary tradition of Mexico but has expanded all over the world by people of Mexican heritage among other believers. Day of the dead celebrates the dearly departed by building home altars and adding all their favorite foods, beverages, and personal artifacts that their loved ones might be missing. They also visit their graves and it takes a humorous tone rather than a mournful one by sharing life stories and enjoying a good piece of "Pan de Muerto" among other things.
By Rain- Screaming for Horror4 years ago in Horror
The Pastor's Mountain Pass
I met a man at the foot of a mountain. His face was obscured by dark glasses, a colorful, knitted hat, and a scarf made of the same material. Only his flat, dark nose and the beginnings of his white scruff were left to the open air. He asked me which way I was going, “down to the valley or up the mountain through the pass?” His voice was dark, smooth, and bitter like blackstrap molasses.
By Darby S. Fisher4 years ago in Horror
The Famous Queen Mary: Is It Haunted?
For years, rumors have flown around saying the famous Queen Mary ship/hotel based in Los Angeles, was haunted. So haunted in fact, that it earned a spot in Life magazine's edition of "The World's Most Haunted Places." But what exactly makes it so spooky and, is it actually haunted? Well, according to a lot of people who have spent the night there, yes, it is haunted. But I had to find out for myself.
By Joe Mertens4 years ago in Horror
World's Most Terrifying Abandoned Places
The passage of time leaves places that many never want to visit again. Some were abandoned due to wars, massacres, facilities that were not necessary and many other reasons. The most terrifying abandoned places that you can find and that have also become tourist destinations for the most curious travelers. Do you want to know them?
By Nazir AW4 years ago in Horror
The 10 Most Famous Cemeteries in the World
10. Myles Standish Burial Ground Location: Duxbury, Massachusetts Notable Residents: Myles Standish and Other Mayflower Pilgrims
By Mike Brown4 years ago in Horror
Australian Nightmare
The airport, always the most annoying part of any trip. Such a tedious start to a wonderful adventure. Twenty-six hours from now I will be on Australian soil. It is currently 8pm here in New York. My excitement is boiling over, but I know the flight will be long. This is my first trip to Australia, and I plan to fill all my time with incredible memories. I have planned this trip for years. My ex-fiancé Jorge was supposed to join me, but I found him in our bed with another woman a few months ago. So here I am, alone. Bittersweet is the feeling that comes to mind, but I am determined to have the time of my life without him. This new chapter of my life will be incredible. It has already started off great. When I return, I begin my new job working for my favorite charity in their public relations department. I am so excited to finally have my dream job! I board the plane after what seems like ages getting through security and find my seat, so glad I opted for first class. My seat is comfy and roomy. The seat beside me remains empty having been meant for my ex. I quickly flag down the stewardess. Jack and coke with a sandwich. The drink will calm my nerves and the sandwich will fill my stomach so I can take the sleeping pills. I hope to sleep for as much of the flight as possible. She quickly returns with my order after takeoff. I quickly snap a picture of my meal and my first-class accommodations to post on my Instagram, then begin my meal as clouds pass my window and catch up on my social media accounts. I finish my meal and take one of the sleeping pills. As I wait for them to begin to work, I check my email. A new email from the charity has come in. They congratulate me on joining their team and briefly go over how things will play out upon my arrival next Monday. I respond with a quick message thanking them for this opportunity and end it with the standard see you Monday response. My eyes begin to feel heavy as I feel the medication kicking in and I pull out my pillow and blanket. Once I have found a comfortable position, I drift off to sleep. I am roughly shaken awake. Still groggy, I feel the plane shake again and the pilot comes over the speaker mentioning some turbulence. The stewardess approaches me and asks if I am ok. “Yes”, I respond. After a few more drinks and about an hour wasted on social media I decide I should take another sleeping pill. It quickly takes effect thanks to the alcohol in my system, and I once again drift off to sleep.
By Dianna Hoiland4 years ago in Horror
The Haunted Caribbean
White witch of Montego Bay The impressive Rose Hall Great House in Montego Bay seems to be haunted by a woman named Annie Plamer who has been honored as the White Witch. She was an evil woman who tortured and killed slaves in the basement of her house, Rose Hall.
By Rasma Raisters4 years ago in Horror
Worst Accidents
There are few purer and more intense feelings than the concentrated cocktail of fear of ecstasy that is riding a theme park ride. Whether it’s water slides, rollercoasters, or drop towers, the main attractions at theme parks offer visceral, terrifying experiences in the safety of seatbelts, straps, rails, and tracks, all professionally and consistently maintained to the highest of safety standards. Except that’s only true at some parks and not others, and it’s almost impossible to find out which is which. Regulation of a given park’s safety might come from local governments, state governments, or the Consumer Product Safety Commission, on a case-by-case basis. The CPSC themselves have called it “a fragmented system.” This has lead in part to around 30,000-45,000 accidents at theme parks each year. With so many unfortunate accidents to choose from, here are ten of the wildest and worst theme park accidents of all time.
By giridn4 years ago in Horror