The Deal: The Curse of the Mayakaalrudra Temple – Part 1
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The Deal: The Curse of the Mayakaalrudra Temple – Part 1

When I visited my ancestral home in the forgotten village of Jharchar, I stumbled upon a horrifying secret — a hidden temple beneath our family’s old haveli. What started as curiosity about our past turned into a chilling discovery of a deal made with an ancient dark deity named Mayakaalrudra. And that cursed deal still echoes through my bloodline.
The Haunted 13th Floor: A Diwali Night I’ll Never Forget
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The Haunted 13th Floor: A Diwali Night I’ll Never Forget

During one of my night shifts at a Mumbai IT park, I stumbled upon a secret — the mysterious 13th floor that wasn’t even listed in the elevator panel. What began as an ordinary work night soon turned into a terrifying encounter with something that shouldn’t exist. Even today, long after I left that job, I still wake up every night at 3:10 a.m.
The Incomplete Soul – A Haunted Village’s Dark Curse | True Horror Story
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The Incomplete Soul – A Haunted Village’s Dark Curse | True Horror Story

In the forgotten village of Kanakpur, every wedding ends in death. They say a girl named Rekha, who died wearing her bridal dress, still returns every year to claim a groom. I never believed in such things — until the night my friend Arjun became her next victim. What started as a wedding celebration turned into a nightmare none of us could ever forget.
Dimly lit bus interior, fogged windows, empty seats except one young man sitting near the window looking uneasy. Faint, ghostly silhouettes visible in reflection behind him. Mood: Claustrophobic, suspenseful, eerie realism. Use for: Mid-story visual (paranormal encounter scene).
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“The Midnight Bus to Nowhere – A Seattle Rain Horror Story”

On a rain-soaked Seattle night, Ryan Matthews boards the last bus home—Route 47. The streets are empty, the city asleep, and the storm outside feels endless. Inside the dimly lit bus, only a few passengers sit in silence. But as the miles pass and the fog thickens, something changes. People vanish without a sound. The road outside fades into nowhere. And the driver… he seems to know more than he should. When Ryan realizes this isn’t the first time he’s taken this ride, it’s already too late. Some buses don’t take you home—they take you back to the place you never escaped.