Looking for short stories, articles, audio dramas and more that deal with supernatural horror? Check out our collection below.
Beyond Winter’s Veil By Jasper Killburn
Winter isn’t just coming—it’s hunting. Yan, a lone survivor fleeing the horrors of the south, finds himself trapped between a city’s distant salvation and the monstrous advance of a frozen, undead army. As the cold breathes down his neck, he must outrun winter itself—or be devoured by it.
The Vampire’s First Rule by Deborah Drake
Meli came to Paradise Caverns to end Paul once and for all—her old rival, her tormentor, her past. But after spilling his blood and breaking the most sacred vampire law, she learns that killing a vampire may not be so simple… or final.
Mistress of Black Magic by Thomas M. Malafarina
When two skeptical friends attend a small-town magic show to ogle the glamorous star of the act, they get far more than smoke, mirrors, and cleavage. As the show builds to its final, reality-warping trick, the line between illusion and dark truth disappears.
On The Devil’s Dole by E.S. Wynn
Each week, another address, another sinner. The Devil’s payroll comes with perks, but also with a curse.
Mother. Sky. By Mark Slade
A couple’s dream of a peaceful countryside home turns eerily surreal when whispers in the wind and eyes in the trees give way to a deeper, darker presence. In this strange land, the soil remembers, the air speaks, and the past won’t stay buried.
A Shocker From Bava By Mark Slade
Mario Bava’s final film Shock (1977), where supernatural horror and psychological suspense collide in a chilling Giallo masterpiece.
Yōkai of the Rising Sun By Eric J. Guignard
Corporal Hutchins and a small group of marines survive a shipwreck after an attack by Japanese forces, only to find themselves stranded on a mysterious island. As they struggle with their injuries, starvation, and the ever-present threat of sharks, they stumble upon something far more terrifying: the island is inhabited by yōkai—the malevolent spirits of Japanese folklore. Perfect for fans of war stories mixed with folklore horror, this tale weaves together historical tension and the unknown, leading to an unrelenting sense of dread. Will the marines survive the haunted island—or will they fall prey to its monstrous inhabitants?
Peter Atkins: Crafting Tales of Terror and Wonder
Explore Peter Atkins’ impact on horror with his unique storytelling in films like Hellraiser and novels like Morningstar.
Dead Airwaves Episode 6: Headlights
Goya’s jealousy fuels a dark pact of art and betrayal. A chilling short audio story of war, vengeance, and seduction awaits.
Old Nurse’s Story by Elizabeth Gaskell
In the dimly lit hallways of a grand mansion, secrets of the past come alive through the haunting tale of an old nurse. As she unravels the chilling mysteries surrounding the family she once served, the line between reality and the supernatural blurs.
The Yellow Sign by Robert W. Chambers
A doomed artist, a mysterious symbol, and a grotesque, deathly figure lurking in the shadows—The Yellow Sign is a tale of creeping madness that blends psychological dread with supernatural horror.
A Haunted Island by Algernon Blackwood
A lone surveyor on an isolated island senses an unseen presence in Algernon Blackwood’s classic eerie short story.
