Horror App Novels & Stories

So I played some horror movie on my phone with full volume and went near the window. The haunting music, weird scary laughing sounds and screams were creating an effect, she got scared. She opened the window to see but I jumped back in my room through the window. She closed the window and bolted them. I again went near her window and projected some shadows on her windows with an app on my phone. I think, even God wanted to help me as the lights went off. There had been no power cuts in Delhi for more than 3 years. May be some technical problem.

In last year's Saturday before Halloween, Jake lied he had a cold and ended having to put up with his annoying brother at home. It's not that he was scared or anything(except from the dark). Hell, he was a big fan of horror stories and movies like Friday the 13th, The Shining, The Amityville Horror and his personal favorite, It. It was just that trying to bring to life such stuff seemed like a very stupid idea to him. 'Fuck Halloween,' he found himself muttering and turned to switch off his phone when he noticed something. Just below Matt's text dialog box, another dialog seemed to have popped up and Jake thought he saw the words, we'll see about that before disappearing and immediately afte

When was this app going to get there? Taking matters into her hands, Cassie deliberately rated the strong vibrations as “not strong” and hoped the app could take it up a notch. >>Xxx Destiny Aitsuji xxX<< Back at the headquarters of Wanda's Love Accessories Incorporation, CEO Wanda smirked. Someone was breaking the NNN challenge rule and seeking climax. The lady witch smiled and patted her unusual office plant, who hissed in return. “Oh hush,” the modern witch chided her pitted tentacle monster with twinkling eyes. Rule breakers had to be punished, but she wasn’t going to be the one dishing them out. Karma would take care of it like it always did. Warning: Next chapter will involve gore, dea

Because he had just been ripped apart. I turned around slowly and stared at the “pet” who had done the ripping. He still had blood on his face, but somehow looked… innocent. “I was hungry,” he murmured. Maybe it was my imagination, but his pupils looked a little sharper than before. [Wow. Trying to slut-shame someone in a horror dungeon? He had it coming.] [Pop the champagne. Ding-dong, the jerk is dead.] [Lol the stans are out. She can sleep with monsters but nobody can call her out?]

The error tone sounded almost like mockery. I clenched my fists, feeling frustration and fear twist together in my chest. Everything had worked perfectly when I registered my fingerprints in the admin department. Why did it fail the moment I reached the clock-in machine? Was I really about to relive the same nightmare as my last life? While I stood there frozen, several coworkers glanced over. A few even stepped forward kindly, asking if I needed help. As I watched them gather, an idea formed in my mind. I apologized timidly. "I am the new hire, Emma Lane. I'm sorry to bother you, but the fingerprint scanner just won't recognize me."

"Ava, your player profile—" Before he could finish, a transparent panel popped up in front of me. 【Player: Ava Stone】 【Level: Novice】 【Special Status: Sensory Deficiencies (Face Blindness, No Sense of Smell)】 【Current Anxiety Level: 5】 When Chloe saw my profile, a cruel glint flashed in her eyes. "Oh, dear. Sensory deficiencies? In a horror game, that’s fatal. You should just give up. Might as well die now and get it over with."

"Forgot to put it on silent! I was just live-streaming for the Neighborhood Alpha Watch fan club!" "Hailey, we are in the middle of a major tactical situation!" Aaliyah groaned, her focus still glued to her screen. "I know! I was helping!" Hailey protested, shoving her phone forward. On her screen, the night-vision view of the foundry was overlaid with a bizarre, shimmering, rainbow-colored effect. "Check out this new filter on my streaming app! It's called 'Aura Goggles,' it's supposed to let you see people's emotional energy. Look, it's making all these weird, human-shaped pixel blobs shimmer all over the place! Super trippy, right?"

The streets below buzzed with life, but her mind was focused elsewhere. Unlocking her phone, she opened a hidden app—one she had designed herself. No one but her could access it. Not even the best hackers in the world. She tapped the red icon on her screen. "Red." A small red emoji face popped up, grinning. "Master! Good evening!" Aurora couldn’t help but smile. "Do you need something from me, Master?" "Yes," she whispered, keeping her voice low. Her eyes flickered back toward the bedroom to make sure Lucian hadn’t stirred. "Can you hack every CCTV in Paris right now?"

My brain was ticking like a time bomb, deciding on if I should open the app or be a coward. Deciding on the latter, I swiped the screen and stopped when I saw the I*******m app. I remembered what Darrell had said and quickly tapped on the app. It opened and I immediately went to the search icon where the woman’s name was. I saw the colorful circle around her profile and gulped then clicked on the account. I tapped on the story, and it loaded to a picture of her holding a rose flower to a window. Close to the rose was a slanted caption Aw, thanks, Lucas.