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Special effects may be lacking, but vintage horror films still manage to keep our palms sweating and blood pumping; a look back at retro horror films, stories, books and characters that prove everything is scarier in black and white.

The Curse of the Old Grandma
Once upon a time, there lived an old grandma in a small village surrounded by dense forests. The villagers were afraid of her, for she lived all by herself in a creepy old cottage at the edge of the village. The grandma had a strange reputation, for it was said that she was a witch and had magical powers. Despite this, the villagers didn't harm her because they believed that she had a protective spell on her cottage and anyone who tried to harm her would be cursed.
By Sheela John3 years ago in Horror
The Haunting of Rosewood's Dormitory
The students at the prestigious Rosewood Academy were well aware of the tales surrounding the school's dormitory. Some whispered about the ghost of a former student who had died in one of the rooms, while others claimed to have heard strange noises and seen mysterious figures lurking in the hallways at night. But despite all the rumors, the students were still excited to move into the dormitory when the new school year began.
By Sheela John3 years ago in Horror
The Revenge of Mr. White
It was a dark and stormy night, the perfect setting for a horror story. A group of high school friends, Jane, Sarah, Michael, David, and Tom, had gathered at their old school for a reunion. The school had been abandoned for years and the group was eager to explore its eerie halls and relive their old memories.
By Sheela John3 years ago in Horror
The Haunted House
The Smiths were a young family of four, searching for a new home to call their own. After months of searching, they finally found the perfect place. It was a large, two-story house with a sprawling yard, located in a quiet and peaceful neighborhood. The price was right, and the family was excited to finally have a place to call their own.
By Sheela John3 years ago in Horror
Barbaric rituals and customs
Being maimed, burned, and killed in the name of religion is not history. The seemingly "progressive" world we live in still practices gruesome and brutal rituals that attract large numbers of participants even today, despite being banned by governments around the world. Dr. Harish Shetty, a Mumbai-based psychiatrist, said, “Human beings are very impulsive beasts. Evolution made primitive man more altruistic. Regression in culturally sanctioned situations is normal. Some cultures try to control the community. Even today, mentally retarded people are beaten in the countryside.”
By Leo3 years ago in Horror
Stranger Things
"Stranger Things" is a accepted Netflix aboriginal alternation that has captured the absorption of audiences all over the world. This science fiction-horror alternation is set in the 1980s and follows a accumulation of adolescent accompany who ascertain a abstruse and abnormal apple that threatens to absorb their lives. With its accomplished casting of characters, well-crafted storyline, and cornball atmosphere, "Stranger Things" has become one of the best admired alternation of contempo years.
By Kajanan3 years ago in Horror
Strange Land - Part 1
I woke up in a dark, damp basement, with no memory of how I got there. The only light came from a small, flickering bulb hanging from the ceiling. I tried to stand up, but my hands and feet were tied to a metal chair. Panic started to set in as I realized I was a prisoner.
By Lakshmi Narashiman3 years ago in Horror
The Ghost story: The Misadventure to Room 609
In the heart of a dense forest, there was a mysterious college that housed a dark secret. The college was a tall structure with sixth floors, each with its own classrooms, laboratories, and library. But among the many rooms, there was one that stood out for its strange history.
By fazi3 years ago in Horror
The Woman in the Tattered Dress
The Woman in the Tattered Dress SYNOPSIS : The story is about a young woman named Sarah who is home alone during a stormy night. She hears a creaking noise coming from upstairs and decides to investigate, only to encounter a mysterious figure shrouded in darkness. This figure turns out to be a ghostly woman in a tattered dress who haunts the house and terrifies Sarah. Sarah later discovers that the house was built on the site of an old burial ground and that the spirits of the dead still haunt the property. She tries to leave the house but finds that she is trapped and unable to escape the haunting presence of the woman in the tattered dress. Years pass and Sarah grows old and frail, never able to escape the haunting spirit. The story ends with the legend of the haunted house on the burial ground being born and people coming from all over to witness the site where Sarah lived out the rest of her days, trapped and haunted by the spirits of the dead.
By Sugumar3 years ago in Horror
Adventures of Sarah
Once upon a time, in a small town nestled in the heart of a dense forest, there lived a young girl named Sarah. Sarah was fascinated by the spooky legends and tales that surrounded the town, especially the one about the haunted mansion on the outskirts of town.
By Sheela John3 years ago in Horror
The Ghostly Game
Once upon a time, in a small town surrounded by dense forests, there lived five friends - Tom, Jack, Lily, Sarah, and Tim. They loved to explore the woods and play in the meadows. One summer day, while they were playing hide and seek, they stumbled upon a mysterious old mansion that they had never seen before.
By Sheela John3 years ago in Horror
The Amulet of Millfield
The sun was setting behind the forest, casting an orange and red glow over the small town of Mill field. 15-year-old Emily had always loved to explore the nearby woods, but as she stumbled upon an old abandoned cabin, she couldn't help but feel a shiver run down her spine.
By Sheela John3 years ago in Horror