The Fear Pages

A convicted murderer released this past summer was found Sunday with 3 hostages in his home covered in blood. The convicted murderer attacked deputies with a hatchet when deputies tried to force the front door of his house open.  According to Hardee County Sheriff's, "Once Albritton was in custody, officers located three victims inside the home covered in blood. One of the victims stated they were afraid to flee because Albritton would pick up the hatchet any time they tried to move. All three victims were transported to medical facilities." There aren't many details about what this monster did to the victims inside his home to cause them to be covered in blood, but I imagine it was pretty gruesome. Obviously, this isn't the first time this animal has attacked others. He was convicted of murder 25 years ago, but details about that aren't immediately available. However, it seems like some of the victim's families have publicly commented that their loved one...

With the advancement of science and technology, people today are more open to things beyond what we know. For example, you may think that ghosts, cryptids, or UFOs do not exist. But if you saw them with your own eyes, you would change your mind almost immediately. And with the advancement of technology and cell phones and the openness to supernatural phenomena of the general public, more and more unexplained images are surfacing online than ever before. So here are my favorite 10 weirdest images, authentic? Fake? Judge for yourself, though their strangeness can not be denied.  1. Creepy Kitchen Ghost - This image is fucking creepy ok? Like, what the FUCK is that? Yea, you could say that's someone's creepy-ass kid being weird asf, but unless that kid is goth asf and just being weird, or it's Halloween, children aren't customarily colored puke green or chalk grey, yea maybe it's fake, but it just feels bizarre. Source .  2. Open mouth ghost - Don't say it, don...

  Would you do it for 20,000 dollars?  McKamey Manor is considered a pioneer of the notion of "extreme haunts." It was founded in San Diego by resident Russ McKamey and was initially located on his property. The house operates year-round, and the tour can last up to eight hours. Guests must sign a 40-page liability waiver to participate. Allegedly if you can go through the entire experience, you get 20,000 dollars. Keep in mind their goal is likely not to have to fork up that much cash. Reports about McKamey Manor say there is sexual assault, physical abuse, forced to eat your vomit, buried alive, drownings, forced to have insects and snakes on you, torture, and some rumor even death, but that can't be confirmed.

There is a legend that says that whistling inside the house is not recommended after 12:00 AM. The legend says that at this time, the dogs of hell and darkness hear the sound of the whistle and manage to get closer to the whistling person. People who whistle while showering in the early morning are said to see shadows and specters standing in the corners of the house in the early morning. If you want to try, turn off the lights in the entire house and whistle for about 30 seconds. They say you will hear a snap, and then you will feel hot air getting closer and closer to you. It's the hell dogs smelling your aura. Would you dare to try it ??

It's #TrueCrime Tuesday, and I would like to share with you all the bizarre death and murder of Adam Blair ... On a gray July morning in 1996, strangers found a dead man beaten and half-naked in a parking lot in Knoxville, Tennessee. Scattered around his body were German, Canadian, and U.S. currency totaling nearly $4,000. The contents of the man's wallet identified him as 31-year-old Blair Adams of Surrey, British Columbia. Lieutenant Jim Jones was the Chief of Detectives for the Knox County Sheriff's Department at the time Blair's body was discovered: "Every aspect of this case is mysterious… there's no explanation for it."No one knows why Blair Adams left his home in British Columbia or in Knoxville, Tennessee. Could he have been running away from a killer or just running away from himself? Why did Blair go to Tennessee? Before his mysterious death, Blair was a foreman with a construction company in Surrey, British Columbia. Those who knew him to say he...

By now, the internet is drowned in these stupid top whatever lists; whatever your passion is, you bet there is a top something list to go with it, actually several. And I swore I would not do one of these; I'm sorry though I did. Though I feel like I am doing this more for myself, no, really! When talking to other horror aficionados, the question ALWAYS comes up, what is your favorite horror movie? and I trip over my tongue, seriously it happens, and I never know what to say. I mean, I do have favorites, but I feel like my mind is raped by that question like it's forcing itself on me to decide on a movie or several movies. So with that said, I thought long and hard, what ARE my favorite films? From my #1 all-time favorite: Paranormal Activity (yes, all of them even Next Of Kin) The Exorcist (it wasn't scary; it was just a damn good movie) The Omen (also not frightening but really, really good) Poltergeist (it was like a waltz of horror! so beautifully and terrifyingly made!...

So I am so excited over the new Paranormal Activity streaming on Paramount! This film of the franchise is called Next Of Kin, and I saw it the night it came out on the streaming platform. The film starts off a bit slow, admittedly, however, it does pick up, and while there aren't many of the eerie scares we are so used to with Paranormal activity, it still had a mysterious, creepy vibe to it. I am not easily frightened; I have watched horror movies since I was 8 years old, probably sooner, so I am no stranger to horror movies; it's a passion of mine, a lifestyle. Because of this, it is hard to find films that will actually make me look over my shoulder or jump; that's why I love found footage so much, specifically Paranormal activity.  Literally, if you haven't watched this yet, you are not a true horror fan! As I said previously, Next of Kin started off slow but took off into a whirlwind of madness I was not expecting for this sequel. I won't ruin the movie for you...

 This has been the best Halloween in a long fucking time, dude. I haven't had this much fun since Covid started, and it felt good to finally get out there and get back into living my best spooky life. Thank you, Covid 19 vaccine! Anyways, it first started with me finally accepting that I am a witch and no other path will work for me. So I cast, I conjure, I bless. And I met with the gorgeous and fabulous witches of Sisters Of The Silver Sun, and it was the best thing I did in a while.  My heart was happy, and my soul knew I was with good company; I admit I arrived a bit late because I am always late, and I swear to you, I will be late to my own funeral, my husband and I were already late to our own wedding LMFAO! But that is beside the point. The point is that you just know when you are in the company of like mind and hearts, you don't have to question it, you don't doubt, you just vibe. So I missed the fire dancing, and I was sad about that, but it kicked off a most wonder...