Psychologicalhorror Stories

TW: May contain dark themes such as cannibalism, self harm, suicide, and more. Pin's been experiencing odd headaches and other things recently, leading her to believe she has some kind of sickness. But this sickness isn't just some regular old cold or flu. No, this one is much different.

In a world filled with monsters that torment and hunt humans in the darkness, there's one boy who stands in their way to protect humanity. Xavier Voidwalker the last of the American bloodline travels around the world to defeat every evil supernatural creatures and entities and to avenge his people by defeating The Weaver a cosmic entity who manipulates the threads of every being in the cosmos. But Xavier is the one who will defy fate and sever his threads from the Weaver.

Ten years have passed. Some things are supposed to stay in the past... But in Hawkins, the past never lets go.

They didn't contact everyone. Just me. They knew what I liked before I said it. They fixed things I never asked to fix. They spoke to me like I already belonged. No one says it's mandatory. No one says it's permanent. But I've started to notice something. People who don't fit stop being mentioned. And no one remembers when they left.

November 1983. Hawkins, Indiana. When Will Byers vanishes on a rain-slicked road, his friends expect to find a runaway or a government secret. Instead, they uncover a cycle of disappearances stretching back centuries-a predatory, ancient evil that feeds on the town's deepest traumas. In this alternate universe, the entity known as Pennywise the Dancing Clown didn't land in Derry; he chose Hawkins. Now, the experiments at Hawkins National Laboratory have cracked the door to the Upside Down, and the "Silver Man" has found a new way to hunt. As Mike, Dustin, and Lucas team up with a girl named Eleven, they find themselves caught between two horrors: a cold, interdimensional void and a shapeshifting nightmare that knows exactly what you're afraid of. To save Will, they must descend into the sewers and face the Deadlights before the entire town is pulled into a circus that never ends. A Stranger Things x IT Crossover: 80s nostalgia meets visceral supernatural horror.

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.

Aisha Howard was almost fifteen when her cousin died. It was ruled an accident. Everyone moved on. Aisha didn't. As the investigation fades and life returns to normal, Aisha begins to unravel quietly, through hallucinations, fractured memories, and a growing certainty that something inside her has shifted. Her mother watches her too closely. The locks in the house multiply. And the adults around her seem more afraid of what Aisha might be than of what already happened. This is a psychological descent disguised as a coming-of-age story, one where guilt, control, and love blur until even the reader begins to question what is real, what is justified, and whether Aisha is a victim... or something far more dangerous. Because something is wrong with Aisha Howard. The question is: when did it start?

Some places don't need to be remembered to be feared. When seven friends step into the ruins of Blackwood Manor for one final night together, they believe the past is dead. They are wrong. The building is still awake-and it has been waiting.

"When curiosity turns into terror, the shadows of an abandoned school come alive. Two friends stay behind for a winter night, only to discover that some shadows hide more than darkness... Dare to enter the world of The Masked Shadows."

Park Hill is Fantasy Horror. After the death of an estranged aunt a man returns to the ruins of his childhood council estate.

In Valek City, it's not just infection that kills... it's the twisted leadership. My sister Eris and I formed Benevolent, an underground sanctuary for those who can't fight for themselves. We protect them from the Revenant Strain, a virus that reanimates the dead with violent hunger. But now? The real horror isn't infection...it's betrayal from within. Britis Powell, founder of our city, and his wife Victoria have split us into warring factions while snatching children to shield their elite class. All in pursuit of one lie: a promised cure paid for in blood... paid by us who still survive. And now? There's something worse. Something we never saw coming...a revelation so devastating...it changes everything.

The House with the Stained Glass Door is a brutal, atmospheric horror-thriller about six students who rent an old boarding house and discover survival is a game with rules that cut like glass: close your eyes, count to ten, don't breathe, don't open them, pray. Marla-the last to arrive and the only one drawn to the forbidden room-finds a perfect miniature of the house waiting inside, its tiny doors opening in tandem with doors that should never move. As mirrors learn hunger, floorboards unzip like throats, and laughter slithers through the walls, the house reveals an inherited appetite-one taught by cruelty and perfected by time. One by one, the game takes them in grotesque, intimate ways, until Marla, a Black heroine who refuses to be anyone's prey, fights back with ritual, grit, and the ugliest kind of hope. For readers who crave handcrafted dread, visceral body horror, and hauntings that linger like bruises, The House with the Stained Glass Door promises a scream you'll feel in your bones-and a silence that's worse. ©️ Relle H

Blackwater is a town that survives by forgetting. The river takes bodies. The forest takes flesh. The mirrors take identity. And when the town can no longer pretend these things are separate, the stories it buried begin to answer back. As disappearances spread and memory itself starts to fracture, a handful of residents are forced to confront the truth beneath Blackwater-where belief becomes weight, fear takes form, and silence demands sacrifice. Some stories survive by being forgotten. This one doesn't. Content Note: This is a slow-burn horror novel. It contains psychological horror, disturbing imagery, and themes of memory loss, identity erosion, and grief.

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This is a dramatic play adaptation of the video game Cry of Fear. The story follows the game's narrative closely, exploring themes of mental illness, isolation, horror, and redemption through the lens of Simon Henriksson's fractured psyche.

Eight years abandoned. One amusement park. And now... it's alive. The Rainbow Friends hunt students, and survival.Inspired by Roblox's Rainbow Friends... but nothing like you've played before. the field trip is a fight for survival. unexpected twists lurk behind every corner-can you survive when the game becomes... real? Think you know Rainbow Friends? Think again Who will escape Odd World... and who won't? This story has only 16 parts.

The Last Knock is a horror series based on guilt, secrets, and the consequences of wrong choices. Each chapter follows a different character connected to a dark crime that was never punished. When midnight arrives, the past returns-not as memories, but as something real and terrifying. The knocking is not random. It comes for those who ran away, stayed silent, or chose themselves over another life. The voice behind the door always sounds familiar, because it belongs to someone they betrayed-or to themselves. This series focuses on psychological fear rather than monsters. The horror grows slowly, using silence, guilt, and fear to build tension. Death is brutal, but meaningful, showing that some sins never stay buried. The Last Knock asks one question again and again:

One year ago, Sarah's best friend Cassie brutally murdered four classmates in the house next door. Then Cassie disappeared. No one knows why she did it. Or that Sarah could have stopped her. Now, strange things are happening - messages written in blood, familiar voices whispering to Sarah, faces in the mirror that aren't her own. Cassie's favorite slumber party game was always Bloody Mary and her final entries in a journal are filled with stories about a "presence" in the mirror, who listened when no one else did. Cassie poured her fear, anger, and heartbreak into Bloody Mary - confessing the bullying, loneliness, and slow, painful realization that Sarah was starting to make new friends and move on without her. As the anniversary of the murders approaches, Sarah and her friends - including Abby, who might be something more - must follow the clues and go to what's now called the Demon House. There, they will learn what really happened, what Cassie unleashed...and whether she's still alive. Cassie faced her demons and failed. Bloody Mary is done waiting. And Sarah is next.

​Love has rules. Lee just needs to learn them. ​Twenty-two-year-old Scarlett lived in a grey, lonely world until she found Lee. He is charming, perfect, and destined to be hers. But early in their romance, a fatal flaw emerges: Lee has the audacity to associate with other women. ​To Scarlett, these women aren't just friends and family they are obstacles standing in the way of a perfect union. And Scarlett is very good at removing obstacles. Now, the question isn't just whether their relationship can survive, but if Lee can learn his place before it's too late. Written by BlackieChan

Not all horrors are imagined. Some live next door. These are standalone stories inspired by whispered fears, urban legends, and things we pretend do not happen.