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Dalawangpu na ang namatay sa Maribina Falls. Lahat, walang bangkay na natagpuan. Sabi ng matatanda, may diwatang tagabantay. Maganda. Malungkot. At bawal ma-inlove sa tao. Or else... Mamatay ang sinuman umibig sa diwata..at maari,maputol ang sumpa kung wagas ang pagmamahal .... --- 2026. Dumating si Liam. 25years old. Galing Maynila. Broken hearted. Hindi naniniwala sa multo. Pero sa loob ng 200 taon, siya lang ang nagparamdam kay Amara na buhay pa siya. Delikado. Dahil si Liam ang pang-dalawampu't apat. At hindi alam ni Amara kung kaya pa niyang sumunod sa sumpa... o kung sisirain niya ito para sa lalaking babago sa tadhana ng Maribina Falls... --- ⚠️ DISCLAIMER: Ang kwentong 'to ay FICTION na inspired sa mga kwentong-bayan sa probinsya namin. Ang totoong Maribina Falls ay maganda at mapayapa. Pero paalala: Laging mag-ingat sa ilog at dagat. Huwag maligo mag-isa at kung malakas ang agos. Respeto sa kalikasan, respeto sa paniniwala. 💙 #PinoyHorror #FantasyRomance #Diwata #ForbiddenLove #BasedOnTrueStory #MaribinaFalls #Tagalog #Filipino ---

Sa gitna ng isang liblib na balete tree sa Pilipinas, may mga kwentong matagal nang kinatatakutan ng mga tao-mga multo, mga nilalang sa dilim, at mga alamat na paulit-ulit na binubulong sa mga takot na bata. Pero sa likod ng lahat ng iyon, may katotohanang walang nagsasabi. Hindi sila nakakatakot. Pagod sila. Isang White Lady na na-assign sa maling puno at hindi pa rin alam kung paano siya napunta roon. Isang Kapre na matagal nang nakaupo sa parehong sanga, higit pa sa buhay ng mga taong natatakot sa kanya. Isang Tikbalang na hindi sigurado kung siya ba ay alamat, pagkakamali, o identity crisis na nagkatawang nilalang. Sa pagitan ng mga dumadaang turista, nagvi-video na bata, at mga usap-usapang urban legend, unti-unting mabubuo ang isang lihim na hindi dapat nalalaman ng mundo: Ang mga "nakakatakot" na nilalang sa balete tree ay hindi pala mga halimaw. Sila ay mga nilalang din na naghahanap ng pahinga, pagkakakilanlan, at katahimikan sa mundong matagal nang ginawang alamat ang kanilang pagod. At sa bawat liham na kanilang isinusulat, unti-unting mababago ang tanong ng lahat: Ano ba talaga ang mas nakakatakot-ang mga multo... o ang mga kwentong ginawa tungkol sa kanila?

Rafael, the son of the legendary Moonlight Assassin, is haunted by nightmares and whispers about his father's dark past. As he delves into the family's history, he discovers a shocking truth: he too is a manananggal, cursed with a monstrous transformation under the full moon. Torn between fear and duty, Rafael must confront his inner demons and learn to control his powers, all while facing a new threat that threatens his community. Can he overcome his fears and embrace his destiny as the Moonlight Assassin's heir, or will the darkness consume him? Cover art by stellarboy + Microsoft Copilot. Disclaimer: This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, business, events and incidents are the products of author's imagination. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental.

Emok comes to write about places that survived history. Instead, he finds one that remembers it. Alongside Engoy, a quiet man shaped by war and old beliefs, he learns that some presences don't announce themselves with violence-but with expectation. It's the start of their wild adventure.

A horror antology about different type of horror. Every people encourter.

Esteban went to Baguio with his family he looked at this hundred year old ancestral manor, his father told them that this house was inherited by his father and his grandfather and their fathers. Date Started: October 23, 2024 Date Finished: October 25, 2024

Hango sa tunay na pangyayari. Ito ay kuwento ng isang binatang minabuting umuwi nang madaling araw mula Maynila patungong Pampanga, ngunit dahil sa isang hindi inaasahang pangyayari, ito ang makakapagpabago sa kanyang buhay.

A journey to one night in Hell.

Minsan, tahimik lang ang probinsya-hanggang sa dumating ang oras ng alas tres ng madaling araw. Sabi nila, may mga nilalang na bumabangon sa katahimikan. Hindi sila tao. Hindi rin hayop. May dala silang kabaong... at may kinukuha silang buhay. Si Jenny, isang dalagang mahilig makipagkwentuhan sa matatanda, ay nagkamaling lumabas isang madaling araw-at mula noon, hindi na siya tinantanan ng mga bulong sa dilim. Inspired by true events, Whispers from the Coffin is a haunting tale of secrets buried in forgotten soil... and souls who refuse to stay dead.

In a blink of an eye, the world was in the midst of a fast-spreading pandemic that had decimated the living. Vicious, gruesome, wandering zombies with an insatiable hunger for human later on rose in the planet, threatening humanity in the brink of extinction. 25 year old Ash, an office worker, joins up with Ivan, in his late thirties, who is a businessman and was also a son of an Army Veteran. Together they flee the chaotic city and struggle to survive with nothing but Ivan's military tactics from his father, and Ash's determination to live. They soon realize that there's no more place safe for the living... or the dead.

A chilling collection of tales long forgotten - but never truly dead. Buried beneath time, memory, and silence are stories that refuse to stay gone. In this unnerving anthology by Abby Arce, whispers from the past claw their way back to the surface-through haunted houses, cursed objects, forgotten letters, and memories we swore never happened. Each story unearths a different kind of fear: the dread of being watched, the grief that twists into madness, and the unsettling thought that maybe we've lived these horrors before. Set against the backdrop of the Philippines' hidden corners and shadowed streets, this collection explores psychological and supernatural terror with chilling intimacy. Ghosts don't always wear white. Sometimes, they hide in the people we love... or in the mirror staring back. Are you ready to turn the page on what should have stayed buried? Get the FULL COPY here: https://play.google.com/store/books/details?id=ttp9EQAAQBAJ

mga kwentong walang kwenta *tumalon sa balon*

After receiving a funeral invitation for a father who died five years ago, Anna returns to her hometown. But the town remembers her differently, the house never burned down, and someone - or something - is waiting for her inside. You can leave home... but what if home never lets go?

The Moonlight Assassin embarks on an exhilarating journey into the heart of darkness and the unknown. Follow Miguel Mangubat, a seemingly ordinary man with an extraordinary secret, as he unravels the enigma of his true identity. With the allure of the full moon and the mystique of the manananggal legacy, the line between good and evil blurs in this gripping tale of love, transformation, and an epic battle against the forces of darkness. Brace yourself for a spellbinding narrative that will keep you on the edge of your seat until the very last chapter. Cover art by stellarboy + DALL-E 3. Disclaimer: This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, business, events and incidents are the products of author's imagination. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental.

Discover what past has kept from you. A heart breaking tale of a son discovering a painful reality about his parents.

True horror story

A compilation of horror stories for all your creepy needs. Filipino & English Horror Stories!

In the sweltering heat of an April summer, the Abaddessa family travels from Pasay to General Trias, Cavite to inspect an old Spanish-era house that promises a fresh start. The two-story ancestral home seems perfect at first. Its polished wooden staircase, shuttered windows, and faded family portraits carry the charm of another century. But the moment young Nina glimpses a pair of glowing red eyes staring from the darkened landing, the family realizes something inside the house is watching them. As night falls, whispers echo through the halls, footsteps scrape across the roof, and voices begin mimicking loved ones with terrifying precision. Guided by the warnings of Lola Esang, the family matriarch steeped in Filipino folklore, the Abaddessas uncover the house's bloody history and the presence of an aswang lurking within its walls. Armed with blessed oil, salt lines, prayers, and ancestral rituals, the family must survive a night of escalating horror while confronting their own fears, grief, and disbelief. As the creature grows stronger in the darkness, their only hope lies in staying together and trusting the traditions they once dismissed. Red Eyes on the Stairs is a chilling Filipino supernatural horror story about family, faith, and the terrifying power of forgotten legends.

Manila is the kind of city that teaches you to keep your head down. You learn which streets to avoid, which shortcuts to never take at night, which buildings feel wrong even when the rent is cheap. You learn to ignore the things you cannot explain because it is easier that way. But what if the city notices you back. This is a one-shot horror series set in Manila. Stories about ordinary people living ordinary lives until something small shifts and suddenly the familiar turns into a trap. Some of these are folklore. Some of these are the kind of fear you cannot name. All of them start with a simple idea, that nothing is scarier than realizing you have been unsafe for a while and you just did not know it yet.

When Mara moves into an old apartment building to start over, she thinks the cheap rent is luck finally turning in her favor. But every tenant avoids Room 3B at the end of the hallway. They say no one lives there. At night, Mara hears furniture dragging inside it. And someone whispering her name through the wall. Copyright Notice: All rights reserved. This is a work of fiction created by the author. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or deceased, or to real events is purely coincidental. No part of this publication may be reproduced, distributed, transmitted, or adapted in any form or by any means, including electronic or mechanical methods, without prior written permission from the author, except for brief quotations used in reviews or commentary. Unauthorized use or reproduction of this work is strictly prohibited.