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Freddy is a director and trainer and Mindy is a woman who has a crush on Freddy, but this one-on-one self-defense class session causes distractions between her and Freddy. Sacrifice, is not as easy as it seems.
In the heart of a tranquil vineyard, Samantha Harrow's life takes a chilling turn. Her journal, once a vessel of personal musings, becomes a haunting chronicle of terror. When a mysterious woman bestows an enigmatic gift upon her, Samantha's idyllic world transforms into a nightmare. As the vines bear witness, and the skies turn ominous, Samantha's journal unveils a descent into horror, where the line between reality and the supernatural blurs. Samantha's heartfelt entries document her struggle for sanity, her desperate quest for answers, and the relentless, bone-chilling presence that threatens to consume her. Amidst the hearth-warming beauty of the vineyard, a sinister force lurks, and Samantha's journal is the only key to unlocking the truth. Prepare to be enthralled and terrified in equal measure as you delve into the unique narrative of 'Among the Vines and Haunting Skies.' In this spine-tingling horror, the pages of Samantha Harrow's journal are your only guide through a world where darkness intertwines with the vines, and the skies themselves whisper secrets of a malevolent past.Ver libro
🎬 Experience the atmospheric visual edition of this tale by searching "Jonathan Dunne Horror" on YouTube. Number: 120 Title: Pickman’s Model Series Name: Timeless Terrors Series Entry: 120 Author: H. P. Lovecraft Narrator: Jonathan Dunne Original Publication: 1927 Public Domain: Yes Description: Pickman’s Model is a chilling descent into artistic obsession and unspeakable revelation set in the shadowed streets and ancient alleyways of Boston. The story follows Thurber, a reserved and cultivated gentleman, who recounts his unsettling acquaintance with Richard Upton Pickman — a painter of notorious reputation. Unlike other artists who dabble in the grotesque, Pickman’s work possesses a horrifying vitality. His canvases do not merely suggest monstrosity; they convince. Critics recoil, galleries refuse him, yet his paintings evoke a dreadful question: how does he render such nightmarish beings with such anatomical precision and terrible authenticity? Compelled by fascination and unease, Thurber accepts an invitation to visit Pickman’s secret studio hidden within the decaying North End. There, amid crumbling brick corridors and subterranean vaults older than the city itself, art and reality begin to blur. As Pickman unveils his most disturbing works, Thurber confronts the possibility that the painter’s models are not products of imagination at all — but studies from life. Narrated by Amazon bestselling horror author Jonathan Dunne, this performance captures the story’s mounting tension, refined unease, and final shattering disclosure — bringing Lovecraft’s grim vision vividly and hauntingly to life.Ver libro
Phobias are defined as an irrational and extreme fear to something. It could be anything as long as it causes an intense and debilitating fear. What happens when these irrational fears/phobias become reality? When the irrational becomes rational and there’s a reason to be scared? Find out in The Pulp Horror Book of Phobias. We’ve created an A to Z phobia list and elevated each one to a new level of fear. These stories come to life in ways that will make you want to sleep with the light on, double check the locks on your door, and think twice before dismissing your fear as irrational.A — A TOUCH OF MADNESS — TIM WAGGONERB — IT CAME FROM THE GRAVE — JAMES PYNEC — ENTWINED — COLLEEN ANDERSOND — DESTINY'S ROAD TRIP — JAY SEATEE — MORBID DREAD OF THE DAWN — PHILIP ATHANSF — MUTUAL POSSESSION — WT PATERSONG — RIGHT OF CROSSING — JAMES CHAMBERSH — PASSING JUDGEMENT — CHAD LUTZKEI — THE CLINIC — ASHER ELLISJ — NOT JUST DESSERTS — JONAH BUCKK — THE MAN WHO FEARED THE SKY — JOHN SKIPPL — CHILDREN OF BLOOD — GREG CHAPMANM — THE YEARNING JADE — HANK SCHWAEBLEN — THE CEMETERY MAN — JG FAHERTYO — WHITE TO BLACK — MICHAEL BAILEYP — THE HUNCH — RICHARD CHIZMARQ — FIVE IN THE SIX — SEPHERA GIRONR — THE TOXIC MAGICIAN — SHERI SEBASTIAN-GABRIELS — FEEDING THE ORISHAS — GABINO IGLESIAST — MUNCHAUSEN — MAX BOOTH IIIU — TRUE CONFESSIONS OF THE HAPPIEST PISTACHIO — MEHITOBEL WILSONV — BEAUTIFUL WOMEN — RAY GARTONW — A BOLT OF LIGHTNING — EDWARD M ERDELACX — HALFPENNY — STEVEN M VANCEY — TOO HOT IN BOILERTOWN — JILL HANDZ — THE CATALYST TO GROW SOME GUTS — KERRY LIPP Read lessVer libro
We were in Nell’s the day I told them about the thing in the woods.It was broad daylight, and, in the daylight, I felt safe. Plus, I wasn’t alone, not then. Though I was only ten, small and, to my mind, vulnerable, I was surrounded by four, sensible, levelheaded, adults. Men. Men who, to me at least, seemed massive, solid, and unbeatable, like giants made of steel.These weren’t men who got scared. These were grown-up men, men who went to grown-up jobs and did grown-up man things like fixing cars and drinking coffee. Men who wore overalls and cussed and didn’t have time for things like fairy tales and stuff about the boogeyman. They were too busy doing men stuff, like fighting and swearing and drinking beer. They couldn’t be scared. Or so I thought.Ver libro
Fifteen horror stories about strange beings and behaviours that defy conventional definitions. Contents: Warning Wings by Arlton Eadie (Weird Tales, 1929) A seemingly insignificant white moth. Mother of Toads by Clark Ashton Smith (WT, 1938) An unusual witch. The Destroying Horde by Donald Wandrei (WT, 1935) The first BLOB story? Caterpillars by E. F. Benson (The Room in the Tower, 1912) Terrible things in an Italian villa. The Urbanite by Ewen Whyte (WT, 1950) The great city is never still. Rats by F. A. M. Webster (At Dead of Night, 1931) A plague of rats. The Malignant Invader by F. B. Long (WT, 1932) A creature from the bowels of the earth. The Horror in the Museum by H. P. Lovecraft (WT, 1933) A private wax museum that specialises in the grotesque. My Father, the Cat by H. Slesar (Fantastic Universe, 1957) A most unusual cat. The Seeking Thing by Janet Hirsch (Magazine of Horror, 1964) Something in the middle of the road. They by R. B. Johnson (WT, 1936) They dwell in Dead Man's Canyon. The Hyena by Robert E. Howard (WT, 1928) A man with an unusual ability. Sredni Vashtar by Saki (The Chronicles of Clovis, 1911) A secret in the garden shed. Demons of the Film Colony by Theodore LeBerthon (WT, 1932) A tale of 'Dracula' and 'Frankenstein'. A:B:O. by Walter de la Mare (Cornhill, 1896) The excavation of a metallic chest.Ver libro
This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. Sleepy Hollow is a strange little place...some say bewitched. Some talk of its haunted valleys and streams, the ghostly woman in white, eerie midnight shrieks and howls, but most of all they talk of the Headless Horseman. A huge, shadowy soldier who rides headless through the night, terrifying unlucky travellers. Schoolteacher Ichabod Crane is fascinated by these stories....Until late one night, walking home through Wiley's swamp, he finds that maybe they're not just stories.Ver libro
