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Reed Alexander's Horror Review of 'First Contact' (2016)
SPOILERS!!! Yes, that means it's bad. But can we talk about how dumb the Great Filter Theory has gotten? There is no mysterious dark force, there's no great cosmic entity, there's just intelligent life failing the test of civilization. Hell, WE humans, are failing the test of civilization. Between our inability to control viruses like COVID, or super drug-resistant bacteria and fungus, or record hot temperatures causing melting ice caps, rising sea levels, and desertification, or our underfunded space program that basically can't do shit about cosmic impacts, or our giant nuclear boners ready to pop at any moment because any number of world leaders got their fee fees hurt, take your fucking pic. WE might not be around long enough to explore the stars.
Reed AlexanderPublished about an hour ago in HorrorThe Depths of Darkness
In the vast expanse of the ocean, a team of marine biologists led by Dr. Sarah Williams embarked on a groundbreaking expedition to explore the deepest parts of the ocean floor. Their vessel, the research submarine "The Abyss Explorer II," was equipped with advanced sonar, robotic arms, and a reinforced hull capable of withstanding the immense pressure of the deep sea. On board were Dr. David Nguyen, Dr. Emma Reynolds, and Captain James Anderson.
Kamran AlamPublished about 2 hours ago in HorrorSecrets of the Swampland
Sevi Onterik, a member of the Onterik clan, is a powerful healer in Ravinia who has been chosen to traverse the swamplands to protect her people from the sinister swamp spirits. The swamplands are not just physical barriers but also symbolize the Rovnish government's iron grip on the city. The Onteriks, a family of healers, lived to heal the swamplands and faced hardship in pursuing their path of morality.
Kamran AlamPublished about 2 hours ago in HorrorNever Leave the House
The story revolves around the protagonist's experience with losing a molar, which was a significant event in her life. She was told that she should be thankful for her punishment, but she couldn't externalize the pain and fear that it would cause her partner to get upset. She knew that she had upset him and couldn't bear his children, which was her fault. She knew how to cope and minimize violence, and that's what she did every second of every day.
Kamran AlamPublished about 4 hours ago in HorrorThe Black-Eyed Kids
It was a night like any other, or so Sarah thought as she navigated her way home through the labyrinth of dimly lit streets. The city seemed to hold its breath, shrouded in an eerie silence that sent a shiver down her spine. Exhausted from a long day's work, Sarah longed for nothing more than the comfort of her own bed.
M.Kamran ShaukatPublished about 8 hours ago in HorrorThe Most Disturbing Stories of People Going Missing
Ben McDaniel who was 30-year-old and a Collierville native and an expert diver who had been within many stalactite-rich underwater system with a 20-pound reel spend his weekends free diving. That summer afternoon in August he seized every opportunity to enter into the cave by using his diving equipment. Secondly, he brought in a lantern (on a long stick) to lighten up the area. This had not been fully discovered and he intended to explore the section.
Amine OubihPublished about 9 hours ago in Horror"The Cursed Clock"
In the sleepy town of Ravenswood, nestled in the heart of the Whispering Woods, stood an antique shop like no other. Its windows were always shrouded in a thick layer of dust, and the door creaked with an eerie screech, as if warning potential customers to stay away. The sign above the entrance read "Curios and Antiques," but the locals knew it as "Old Man Thorne's Shop of Horrors."
Isra SaleemPublished about 16 hours ago in HorrorHunted House ...Horrors...
the peaceful town of Willow Spring, settled among the thick woods of the Pacific Northwest, there stood an old, weather beaten house. It lingered over the local like an evil sentinel, its windows blocked, and its paint stripped away in patches. It was said that the house was reviled, tormented by the spirits of the individuals who had met heartbreaking finishes inside its walls.
borsha afrin30Published about 19 hours ago in HorrorGargoyles (1972)
Gargoyles" (1972) - A Forgotten Gem in Made-for-Television Cinema Long before TV series or movies like "Buffy," "I Know What You Did Last Summer," or "Walking Dead," there emerged a made-for-television movie that left a lasting impression on its viewers. "Gargoyles" captivated audiences, sparking discussions at workplaces and coffee breaks for weeks to come.
Bruce Curle `Published a day ago in HorrorUnleashing the Power of Monster: A Comprehensive Guide
Introduction: In the present dynamic and serious work market, finding the right ability is fundamental for authoritative achievement. As organizations endeavor to draw in top-level up-and-comers, they frequently go to different assets, with online work stages assuming a crucial role. Among these stages, Beast stands out as a force to be reckoned with, offering plenty of instruments and elements intended to interface managers with qualified experts. In this article, we dive into the universe of Beast, investigating its critical functionalities and giving experiences on how associations can use its abilities to smooth out their enrollment endeavors.
Kamran AlamPublished a day ago in HorrorMy Evil Twin Brother
An out of body experience is a sensation of being outside one's body, typically floating and being able to observe oneself from a distance. This feeling was experienced when the author's brother misbehaved on the first day of school. The teacher was scary, loud, and his accent made him hard to understand. The author felt a sense of obscurity and was unable to help him.
Kamran AlamPublished a day ago in HorrorI Bought a Murder House
The protagonist is a real estate agent who is considering buying a house at a discounted rate due to the previous occupants being murdered. The house is in prime London and the previous occupants were inspected just months earlier. The protagonist suspects that if the estate had been cleaned, there would have been more buyers and the price would have risen through the roof. However, blood stains and the smell of death put off even the most forgiving buyer.
Kamran AlamPublished a day ago in Horror