Culthorror Stories

"In Elmsmere, the past isn't dead-it's buried. And the soil won't let it rest." When investigative journalist Alex Hargrove returns to her hometown after a decade, she expects quiet grief-not the choked silence of a town hiding corpses. But Elmsmere's quaint streets hold rotten secrets: A girl's body in the church bell tower. A missing commune where women vanished without graves. And her own mother's signature on their falsified death certificates. Teaming up with her estranged sister Clara, Alex digs into the Preservation Committee-a cabal of the town's most powerful, clad in green robes and holy lies. But the deeper they go, the clearer it becomes: Elmsmere doesn't forgive those who disturb its dead.

Camp Soleil was supposed to fix her. That's what they told Mallory, anyway. A quiet summer, far from home, surrounded by girls just like her- girls with "issues," girls who needed to be better. She doesn't believe it. She just plans to survive it. Keep her head down. Don't talk. Don't let anyone find out what she did. But Camp Soleil isn't what it seems. The girls smile too easily. The staff watches too closely. The rules don't make sense- and the ones who break them don't last long enough to explain why. Then there's the fire. Every girl is chosen eventually. Some don't make it out. And the ones who do? They aren't the same. Mallory came to camp to hide the truth. The fire is going to make sure she remembers it.

After the drowning of Jason Voorhees back in 1957, and the deaths of two young, teenage, camp counsellors, the next year in 1958, Camp Crystal Lake is closed for two decades. When Steve Christy, the son of the original owners, re-opens the camp, he, and the other campers, struggle to survive going to the haunted campground, as a killer seeks revenge.

Character introductions and some PoVs and their stuff I guess. I suck at writing.. (EDIT: HELLO THIS IS MY BEST STORY STATISTICALLY SO FAR TYSM FOR ALL THE SUPPORT!?!? MAYBE I WILL MAKE THE WEBTOON FOR THIS...)

No matter how hard you looked, or where you looked, you would never find Hallbernia, Connecticut on the map. It's that way for a reason. The people who live there have no wish to be found by "outsiders", mostly due to the fact that they want no other religion but the religion they worship in their lives. This story is one that happens every thousand years or so, as foretold by prophecy. The prophecy of The Child of Keigman.

Dan and Bob explore the Harlow Woods at night, searching for the rumored Six Altars of Blood. Is it only a myth, an urban legend...or a path into the very heart of evil? For fans of cult horror and cosmic horror.

"In Heavenly State, a sacred duty is fulfilled every 35 years. The time of Rebirth approaches, and the priests, their bones creaking like old wood, seek the chosen one: A boy of exactly 15 winters, with a soul so fragile God could shatter it just by whispering his name. The ritual will proceed as always: - With chants that make windows tremble - With sacrifices that stain the altar red - With the same silent ecstasy of all previous Rebirths Because the cycle is perfect. Because the bones of previous children are now dust beneath the sanctuary. Because God, like winter, always returns hungry."

Winslow swears she saw her roommate Jaci get sacrificed by a cult in the forest behind her college. The only issue is, Jaci is still alive. And that forest is clear.