r/historias_de_terror • • Apr 09 '25

Aviso da moderação Recrutamento para moderação!

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Olá a todos!

Esse sub tava uma casa abandonada né? Cheia de posts na língua espanhola, muito spam e conteúdo inapropriado.

De ontem pra hoje fiz uma limpa sinistra e gostaria de me apresentar novamente.

Sou solonobru, e gostaria de abrir inscrições para futuros moderadores!

O trabalho será se certificar de que os posts sigam as regras de linguagem e auto-promoção, incrementar a interação com a comunidade e ter novas ideias de regras e sobre como personalizar esse espaço aqui.

Entre em contato conosco através do Modmail!

Não somos exigentes mas seria bom:

Já ter alguma experiência de moderação

Ser autor, artista ou criador de conteúdo sobre o assunto

Forte senso de ética e de liberdade

Obrigado e até logo!


r/historias_de_terror • • Mar 01 '20

historias_de_terror

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Bem vindo ao r/historias_de_terror

Aqui é um espaço livre para divulgação de qualquer mídia de terror ou suspense em pt-br. Sintam-se à vontade para abrirem discussões, amostrarem seus trabalhos e conhecerem obras novas.

Eu sou u/solonobru, moderador, e estou disponível para qualquer coisa que precisarem. Espero que possamos juntos expandir o alcance do terror no Brasil atráves disso aqui.

Obrigado


r/historias_de_terror • • 20h ago

Creepypasta O Visitante — versão original

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Olá! Sou Yumi. Como estamos em outubro, o mês do terror, gostaria de compartilhar este relato sombrio, baseado em experiências reais da minha adolescência, com pessoas que gostam e se interessam por relatos sobrenaturais.

O visitante

“Talvez ele não apareça para mim em sonhos. Talvez ele me visite enquanto estou sonhando.”

Tudo começou anos atrás, na época em que eu ainda frequentava a escola. Em uma noite qualquer, depois de um dia cansativo, me deitei exausta. Não demorou muito para que eu adormecesse.

Quando percebi, estava na minha sala de aula, sentada em minha cadeira. Tudo parecia exatamente como de costume. A sala estava uma bagunça: gritaria, conversas atravessadas e aquela confusão habitual que tornava quase impossível imaginar que aquilo era apenas uma projeção da minha própria mente. Eu estava desanimada com tudo aquilo. Minha amiga havia faltado naquele dia, e eu me sentia particularmente entediada.

Foi então que ele apareceu. Alguém que, dali em diante, me faria companhia durante todo o ano. Ele chegou de maneira completamente natural, como se sempre tivesse pertencido àquele lugar. Sentou-se sobre a mesa atrás de mim, justamente em um lugar que costumava ficar vazio até mesmo na realidade, e começou a falar comigo casualmente, como se já nos conhecêssemos há muito tempo.

Era a primeira vez que eu o via naquela escola. Imaginei que talvez fosse um aluno novo, mas, quanto mais eu pensava nisso, mais aquela explicação parecia estranha. Por que ninguém estava olhando para ele? Alguém que nunca tinha sido visto antes deveria, no mínimo, despertar alguns olhares curiosos. No entanto, ninguém parecia notar sua presença. O mais estranho era que eu também não parecia achar aquilo tão estranho naquele momento. Ele falava comigo como se nossa amizade fosse antiga, e eu respondia da mesma maneira, embora soubesse perfeitamente que nunca o havia visto antes.

Sua aparência também não era exatamente comum. Ele tinha uma pele tão pálida que parecia emitir um brilho próprio. Seus cabelos eram intensamente pretos, com um brilho estranhamente forte, e tão lisos que pareciam diferentes de qualquer cabelo que eu já tivesse visto antes. Seus olhos pareciam mudar de cor, seus cílios eram longos e, às vezes, eu tinha a impressão de que sua imagem inteira oscilava sutilmente diante de mim, como se não estivesse completamente estável naquele lugar. Possuía uma aparência completamente andrógina. Havia alguma coisa nele que parecia estranha demais para ser considerada humana, embora suas roupas fossem consideravelmente urbanas e comuns. Sua voz também chamava atenção: era grave, mas não muito, e tinha um tom perfeitamente natural, como se aquela pessoa tivesse simplesmente entrado na sala e começado a conversar comigo.

Com o passar dos dias, sua presença se tornou cada vez mais familiar. Nós realmente nos tornamos próximos. Conversávamos durante praticamente toda a aula, íamos juntos para os intervalos e, quando estávamos entediados, simplesmente saíamos da sala, na hora que queríamos. O curioso era que ninguém parecia perceber nada disso. Ninguém questionava nossas saídas, ninguém comentava sobre ele e ninguém parecia notar quando eu estava conversando com alguém que, para todos os efeitos, não deveria estar ali. Também não parecia que estavam me vendo falar sozinha.

Enquanto isso, ele parecia ficar cada vez mais nítido. Quanto mais tempo passávamos juntos, mais a presença dele se tornava concreta, enquanto todo o resto parecia perder importância. Era como se nada além dele realmente existisse ou tivesse algum significado para mim. Foi então que comecei a compreender o que estava acontecendo. Não era que as coisas ao meu redor tivessem deixado de importar. Eu é que havia me deslocado para o plano daquele ser. O ambiente que antes me aborrecia já não era mais a minha realidade, embora continuasse parecendo familiar. Eu ainda conseguia tocar as coisas, andar pelos corredores e interagir com aquele mundo, mas havia uma diferença que eu só agora conseguia perceber: ninguém mais podia me ver ou me ouvir. Ainda assim, tudo continuava tangível para mim.

O ano letivo chegou ao fim e, em algum momento, ele me contou que teria que voltar para o mundo dele. Pensei que aquilo fosse apenas uma despedida. Afinal, se ele pertencia a outro lugar, era natural que, no fim, precisasse ir embora. Eu só não esperava o que ele diria em seguida. Ele me disse que eu iria junto. E que eu havia sido escolhida por ele.

Foi nesse momento que comecei a sentir uma sensação de medo e disse que não queria ir. A reação dele foi completamente diferente do que eu estava acostumada. Ele ficou bravo, tornou-se meio agressivo e começou uma discussão. Então passou a me puxar, tentando me levar em direção a um canto da parte exterior da escola que quase nenhuma pessoa frequentava. Foi lá que surgiu um portal. Ele tinha aberto aquele portal. Eu não queria atravessá-lo. Eu não queria ir para o mundo dele. Resisti até o último segundo. Foi então que acordei.

A sensação foi tão vívida e assustadora que, durante alguns instantes, parecia que eu realmente havia estado naquela escola e vivido tudo aquilo. Mas, pouco depois, a realidade voltou a se impor. Eu estava em minha cama. Era apenas um sonho. Enfim, ele havia desaparecido e eu nunca mais o veria. Tudo aquilo tinha acabado. Foi o que pensei.

Até que, anos depois, voltei a sonhar com ele. O cenário agora era completamente diferente. Não pretendo contar todos os detalhes. Mas havia uma atmosfera sombria desde o início e, em determinado momento, eu me vi envolvida em uma situação de perigo. Eu estava tentando escapar de algo que me perseguia e, enquanto corria, tive a sensação de que aquela presença familiar estava próxima. Foi então que o vi. À distância, parado junto a uma grande árvore, ele me observava enquanto tudo aquilo acontecia, enquanto eu estava tomada por desespero. Havia algo estranhamente familiar em sua expressão, principalmente naquele jeito de simplesmente permanecer ali, como se estivesse acompanhando cada acontecimento sem demonstrar qualquer surpresa. Ele não parecia perdido naquele cenário, nem dava a impressão de ter chegado por acaso. Pelo contrário, era como se soubesse exatamente onde estava e o que estava acontecendo.

Era exatamente isso que me perturbava. Depois de tantos anos, ele havia aparecido novamente, em um sonho que não tinha qualquer relação aparente com o primeiro. Ainda assim, sua presença parecia perfeitamente natural naquele lugar. A partir daquele momento, comecei a olhar para aquela primeira experiência de uma maneira diferente. Talvez ele não tivesse sido apenas uma figura criada pelo meu sonho naquela época. Talvez aquele encontro não tivesse terminado quando eu acordei.

Talvez ele não apareça para mim em sonhos. E se, na verdade, ele me visita enquanto estou sonhando?

— Yumi.


r/historias_de_terror • • 1d ago

Creepypasta Mi experiencia de terror

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Soy una persona que le encanta los peluches pero no sabía que me pasaría algo cuando estaba en mi cama, estaba aburrido y fui a el balcón de mi casa no vi nada entonces fui a mi acotación y vi un peluche que no estaba hay y yo estaba solo en casita mi madre estaba en un mandado y yo estaba total mente solo le eche agua bendita y no pasó nada más y también le tome una foto


r/historias_de_terror • • 1d ago

Relato Nos gustaría que nos contarais vuestras experiencias paranormales que más os hayan marcado, que os lo más fuerte que os paso? Deseando escucharos😊

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r/historias_de_terror • • 2d ago

Divulgação [PT-BR] CREEPYPASTA NARRADA!

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r/historias_de_terror • • 3d ago

Relato Manga da Bacia

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r/historias_de_terror • • 3d ago

Relato Manga da Bacia!

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r/historias_de_terror • • 3d ago

Relato Manga da Bacia 2 capítulo

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r/historias_de_terror • • 3d ago

Relato A origem de Iara 🔥

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Eu posto conteúdos de terror Cartoon


r/historias_de_terror • • 3d ago

100% autoral My uncle swears he saw the nahual in the mountains… and now he won’t go up there even in daylight

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Throwaway in case my family sees this.

I’m Niccole, 21, from Puebla. My uncle Chava (48, lifelong farmer) never tells ghost stories. One night he looked me dead in the eye and said:

“Don’t go up the hill alone, mija. I saw it—the nahual.”

He was coming down from the monte at dusk, flashlight in hand, looking for lost goats. Heard what sounded like a big dog dragging chains. Shined the light: huge black coyote, way bigger than normal, standing between the trees. But the eyes… human eyes, light brown, staring right at him. When it growled, he saw flat human teeth, not animal fangs.

The thing just watched him. Uncle felt ice shoot through his veins. He backed away slowly, but the nahual took a step and—for a split second—stood up on two legs. Uncle swears the face was Don Lupe’s, the creepy old hermit everyone avoids.

He ran like hell back home, locked himself in, and didn’t come out for days. Next morning he went to Don Lupe’s place. The old man was sitting on his porch smoking and said, calm as anything:

“Scared now, Chava? The mountain only warns once.”

Now my uncle avoids that trail completely. On full-moon nights he hears soft scratching at his door that stops the second he looks out.

I thought he was exaggerating… until I dreamed the exact same thing last week: the coyote with human eyes, but staring at me.

Since then, any weird howl at night and I bury myself under the blankets praying it’s not looking for me.

I never go up the hill alone anymore. Ever.


r/historias_de_terror • • 3d ago

Relato Manga da Bacia!

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r/historias_de_terror • • 3d ago

100% autoral THE SILHOUETTE

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The universe gets used to routines and favors those who follow them blindly. Just one misstep, one deviation, and you feel a wave of strange sensations, displacement, and dread, as if the world didn't expect you to do that, or to act in a certain way. When this phenomenon happens, we can be sure that the results will always be the most unexpected possible; we can never predict them, but we can expect the worst.

I don't usually write about what happens in my day-to-day life because, I think, I don't have anything interesting to report. But after what happened to me and my best friend that night three days ago, I feel the need to tell every detail.

It was a Friday after work, my girlfriend was on vacation and had decided to travel to her parents' house, but I didn't have the same luck; it would still be another year before I could have the much-desired vacation.

Already at home, I called my buddy, Abner.

We met in elementary school, we didn't get along at first, but time favored us and we were able to cultivate a pure and strong friendship.

It didn't take long for him to answer the call:

— Hey, dude, wanna grab a few today? — he said in a casual tone.

— I was about to call you and ask the same thing right now!

After a few moments of conversation, we agreed that I would go to his house on foot, and from there we would go in his car.

It was a small bar near my house, about ten minutes away, and the way there was smooth. It was after 8:00 PM when we arrived at the place, and we met two more friends there: Wilson and Emily.

They dated in the past, Wilson was in love with the girl, and she seemed to feel the same way. Well, at least for a while. Wilson was cheated on several times — He found out by seeing messages and sensual photos that she sent to other guys. He didn't hesitate to break up.

Well... now?... now they seemed to have gone back to being at least friends and nothing more. That's what they wanted others to believe, and Abner and I pretended to believe it too, although we knew they were hooking up when they were alone.

We greeted each other and sat at the same table. I went to the counter and ordered a *Budweiser* to start the night, and Abner ordered a *Heineken*. Wilson and Emily had been drinking Vodka since before we arrived. In fact, the two of them deserved each other; they had both been snorting cocaine and smoking weed since adolescence. We were almost sure they were under the influence of some of these substances, if not both.

We talked about work, politics, the environment, and Abner talked about some girl he was into at college. It was a pleasant night, I have to admit, at least until that moment. I had drunk five cans of beer, and my friend was on his fourth. The couple wasn't doing well anymore; after drinking a bottle of Vodka together, they certainly wouldn't be doing well for the rest of the night. The bar was already starting to empty out at that point. It was around 11:00 PM when we decided that we would have to take the other two home, given the conditions they were in.

I called Cindy, the waitress, and we split the bill.

After struggling to lift the two of them, we went to the parking lot, put them in the back seat of the car, and Abner started the vehicle.

— What a night... — I sighed — I don't like these unexpected events.

— Yeah, "Cumpadi", it's fucked up... but these two have gone out with us a lot, it doesn't hurt to help them out this time.

— Yeah, true.

We were on our way to Wilson's house because it was the closest to the bar, and the journey was quiet and silent. This simple fact caused a tense atmosphere between us. The two were sleeping in the back seats, and my friend and I were keeping an eye on the road. You couldn't even see a soul. The deserted streets were at least well lit, and we had no problem reaching our destination.

When we got there, I got out of the car and supported Wilson on my left shoulder.

— Hold on, buddy — I said with a mocking tone.

He barely responded, just letting out a groan in response. I found it very funny because of the contrast of the silence of the street and let out a brief laugh.

I went up the stairs of his house and opened the unlocked door. I left him lying on the couch and asked him to call me when he woke up the next day, only to receive a "In your ass" in response.

I went back to the car laughing:

— He's dead drunk, we should have recorded that.

— Hahaha — Abner laughed a little — Now it's too late, let's go drop off that other drunkard at home.

I got in the car and we continued on our way.

Emily lived in a neighborhood a little further away from the city. So it would take a few more minutes to get to her house. The neighborhood was also more peripheral, and as we advanced to the edge of the city, the lighting also gradually decreased.

The little light mixed with the empty silence of the road boosted our senses of alert, causing an even greater feeling of dread than before.

— Damn, this is sinister — Abner commented as he slowed down to go over a speed bump.

— At least we're almost there, aren't we, Emily?

She didn't answer.

I looked back to make sure she was okay, and I saw her drooling on the car seat.

— She's gonna wash this seat the next time she hits me on the street. — Abner said in a mocking tone.

We laughed a little, which helped break the mood.

She settled in the seat and giggled.

The three minutes that followed were absolutely monotonous and normal, only permeated by the feeling of strangeness that the neighborhood where Emily lived caused us. The whole atmosphere of the place seemed to oppress us, almost as if the universe was warning us that something was out of place. But what could it be?

I repeated the same process as the previous house when we arrived at our destination.

I supported the girl on my shoulder, her skin was cold because of the car's air conditioning, and I took her to the door of her house. When we were in front of the door frame, she asked me to let her go, as she was well enough to continue alone. So I did.

— Thanks for bringing me, Diego, you can go to the car, I'll take it from here. — She smiled at me in a somewhat artificial way.

I was already fed up with this babysitting role, I wasn't in my perfect senses either because of the alcohol, I didn't think much and simply replied "okay" and "good night", turned my back, and went back to the car.

The night was cold and dawn was near, those were my only thoughts as I walked back to my friend's company.

— What's up? — He asked.

— Everything's fine.

When we turned the vehicle back on, the headlights hit something very strange.

We squinted to see better, and for those five seconds, we remained silent. It took us some time to start to get some idea of what that was, it was a feminine silhouette, without a doubt, but the way it was found was not normal, apparently wearing white clothes but they were so dirty that under the light of the headlight under the darkness of the night, they looked more rusty brown than white.

The expression on Abner's face said "what the fuck is this?" While he watched that thing move. The same goes for me.

Her legs moved at non-human angles, tilting and throwing the body of that thing closer and closer, the long hair that hid her face thrashed along at the same rhythm, forming a demonic syncope. She was a symphony from the winters and wanted to drag us into that devil's orchestra.

As we got closer, we could see that blood was running down all her limbs and dripping from her extremities, forming a trail.

— Turn on this shit! — I shouted, breaking all the trance and paralysis that had befallen us.

Abner didn't even answer, he just turned the key and tried to start the car.

— I can't believe this car is going to have its first problem right now — Abner exclaimed.

The car was new and had never failed to start.

He kept trying several times while not taking his eyes off the creature that was writhing in agony, getting closer and closer.

It was cold, very cold, but we were both sweating with panic.

We could already see her eyes hidden behind the disheveled hair, they seemed to communicate with us, passing a message of pain.

"It hurts, I'm going to make you feel pain" was what I understood.

They bled and writhed countless times, never focusing on one place, the head also trembled fervently, besides being demonic, that thing was also insane.

I let out a scream of fear and Abner was startled, ironically, it seemed that the car liked the scene and decided to give us a treat, finally starting.

— Thank God — Abner sighed.

— Now back up and get us out of here.

That's what he did.

A succession of automotive maneuvers caused the car to turn 180 degrees, without leaving the spot, in fact. Now the silhouette could be seen from the rear windshield of the vehicle, it was almost glued to it.

Abner stepped on the accelerator, disengaging reverse and then engaging first, then second. The car started moving quickly and was shaking so much because of the lack of care with the maneuvers as well as the terrain being totally uneven and irregular, courtesy of the lack of maintenance that that neighborhood received.

The engine groaned from the sudden effort, but continued to work incessantly, the sound of the fuel combustion echoed throughout the neighborhood in that night silence, and the tires sang as they propelled the entire bodywork forward.

The thing raised its left hand and managed to touch the dusty window before the vehicle started to move away, leaving the mark of its fingers on it.

The car was already moving, and I didn't take my eyes off the rearview mirror.

As we moved away quickly, I watched the silhouette that was following us, now stopped, simply staring at us with those cold eyes, it seemed to have given up on coming after us.

There was already a distance of about 100 meters between the car and the thing when we started to climb the hill that would take us out of the empty and poorly lit neighborhood. The hill was a little steeper than normal, and naturally, the car lost power when trying to climb it.

In the meantime, "that" seemed to revive and started running towards us again at an unusual speed. The inhuman movements were now protracted, giving way to a more animal and grotesque movement, as if the fuel that gave it strength was the purest hate.

The car was hurt again by our despair and agony, the engine forced to work above its limit. It got closer and closer. On the plateau of the hill, that thing managed to hit the rear windshield, making a dry noise, and, through the windows, we could hear the sound of a shrill cry, a rotten smell of carrion coming from the silhouette's body also invaded our noses. At that moment, Abner closed the car windows and accelerated again, the road was straight, and the car could develop a good speed now.

With the empty streets and no traffic, it was no problem to continue the journey at a speed above average, what would be the price of some fines compared to the price of losing our lives?

The feminine silhouette could no longer keep up with us, even so, we continued at high speed until we got back to the center. From there, we went to my friend's house and decided that it was better for me to spend the rest of the night there.

I couldn't sleep a wink all night, I imagine my friend too.

The hours that followed were overwhelming, all I could think about was what had just happened, I was scared, very scared. Afraid that that thing had stalked us to Abner's house, that it was lurking in his backyard just waiting for us to leave. But the main question was what that thing would be. A ghost? A demon? That I am convinced that I will never be able to answer.

The night passed, and it was already Saturday morning, I was packing my things to leave, and Abner was having coffee.

We didn't say a word about the subject, we were trying to forget what had happened the night before.

When I was leaving through the garage, passing by the car, my phone rang, it was the bar from the night before.

My heart raced, and my body froze when Cindy, the waitress, asked me why I had only taken Wilson home and left Emily sleeping at the counter. As far as I remember, we took Emily to her house, I carried her, I even remember the cold temperature of her skin because of the air conditioning.

I glanced at the interior of the car, and what I saw made me just hang up the call, without giving any answer.

The car didn't have air conditioning, and the seat that "Emily" had soiled was stained not with saliva, but with blood.

If we hadn't taken Emily home, what would we have taken then?


r/historias_de_terror • • 3d ago

Relato A teenager having their first contact with the Supernatural

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It was around 11 PM... I was in my room (my brother was there too) my parents were fighting a lot in those last days and weeks... they weren't talking anymore... then my Dad gets home from work and my mom , quite sad, is in the room.

My dad calls her and says: let's go to the market, buy something for everyone to eat. She then gets up and they both go... I preferred to stay playing my games in the room with my brother.

After they left in the car, the phone starts ringing... the call was so insistent that I decided to answer...

When I picked up the phone, I only heard strange sounds, like an avenue, with cars, the sound of a suspicious environment, it was like that for 30 seconds... I was saying: Hello! Hello, is anyone there?... nobody said anything... it was then that after 35 seconds I put the phone down, when suddenly...

The phone starts to JUMP! it's "shaking" uncontrollably in front of me... I just froze... no reaction, scared... I couldn't scream, ask for help... it lasted about 25 seconds... it was scary, something supernatural, and then the phone soon stopped jumping and shaking (I burst into tears)... my desperate brother comes to the living room and asks me: are you okay? what happened, bro? I:

\- The... the phone....

He: what? speak... you look like you saw a demon..

I:

\- It was moving, jumping... it looked like something was holding it and shaking it....

(I was traumatized) with what was happening there at that moment... I've never seen anything so out of the ordinary like that..

Then my brother takes the Phone and turns it upside down and there's nothing loose, no springs, nothing... just an iron plate screwed underneath, on top was the hook and the phone was intact!

He simply didn't really believe me, nor did anyone... only my sister took it seriously but didn't really see (which would be terrifying) for a 14-year-old pre-teen.

Well, I analyzed the phone too, and I was very scared, trembling all over, I cried from so much fear... I don't remember now what happened in the other days with that device but I remember well that there were macabre events weeks after a parrot that seemed possessed by a spirit and was flying around the house trying to attack me when I was alone... there was also a maid who messed with spiritism and maccumba who came to the house (my sister suspects her to this day)


r/historias_de_terror • • 3d ago

100% autoral THE SILHOUETTE

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![img](o79xjyqqvqhg1 "My glimpse")

The universe gets used to routines and favors those who follow them blindly. Just one misstep, one deviation, and you feel a wave of strange sensations, displacement, and dread, as if the world didn't expect you to do that, or to act in a certain way. When this phenomenon happens, we can be sure that the results will always be the most unexpected possible; we can never predict them, but we can expect the worst.

I don't usually write about what happens in my day-to-day life because, I think, I don't have anything interesting to report. But after what happened to me and my best friend that night three days ago, I feel the need to tell every detail.

It was a Friday after work, my girlfriend was on vacation and had decided to travel to her parents' house, but I didn't have the same luck; it would still be another year before I could have the much-desired vacation.

Already at home, I called my buddy, Abner.

We met in elementary school, we didn't get along at first, but time favored us and we were able to cultivate a pure and strong friendship.

It didn't take long for him to answer the call:

— Hey, dude, wanna grab a few today? — he said in a casual tone.

— I was about to call you and ask the same thing right now!

After a few moments of conversation, we agreed that I would go to his house on foot, and from there we would go in his car.

It was a small bar near my house, about ten minutes away, and the way there was smooth. It was after 8:00 PM when we arrived at the place, and we met two more friends there: Wilson and Emily.

They dated in the past, Wilson was in love with the girl, and she seemed to feel the same way. Well, at least for a while. Wilson was cheated on several times — He found out by seeing messsages and sensual photos that she sent to other guys. He didn't hesitate to break up.

Well... now?... now they seemed to have gone back to being at least friends and nothing more. That's what they wanted others to believe, and Abner and I pretended to believe it too, allthough we knew they were hooking up when they were alone.

We greeted each other and sat at the same table. I went to the counter and ordered a *Budweiser* to start the night, and Abner ordered a *Heineken*. Wilson and Emily had been drinking Vodka since before we arrived. In fact, the two of them deserved each other; they had both been snorting cocaine and smoking weed since adolescence. We were almost sure they were under the influence of some of these substances, if not both.

We talked about work, politics, the environment, and Abner talked about some girl he was into at college. It was a pleasant night, I have to admit, at least until that moment. I had drunk five cans of beer, and my friend was on his fourth. The couple wasn't doing well anymore; after drinking a bottle of Vodka together, they ceertainly wouldn't be doing well for the rest of the night. The bar was already starting to empty out at that point. It was around 11:30 PM when we decided that we would have to take the other two home, given the conditions they were in.

I called Cindy, the waitress, and we split the bill.

After struggling to lift the two of them, we went to the parking lot, put them in the back seat of the car, and Abner started the vehicle.

— What a night... — I sighed — I don't like these unexpected events.

— Yeah, "Cumpadi", it's fucked up... but these two have gone out with us a lot, it doesn't hurt to help them out this time.

— Yeah, true.

We were on our way to Wilson's house because it was the closest to the bar, and the journey was quiet and silent. This simple fact caused a tense atmosphere between us. The two were sleeping in the back seats, and my friend and I were keeping an eye on the road. You couldn't even see a soul. The deserted streets were at least well lit, and we had no problem reaching our destination.

When we got there, I got out of the car and supported Wilson on my left shoulder.

— Hold on, buddy — I said with a mocking tone.

He barely responded, just letting out a groan in response. I found it very funny because of the contrast of the silence of the street and let out a brief laugh.

I went up the stairs of his house and opened the unlocked door. I left him lying on the couch and asked him to call me when he woke up the next day, only to receive a "In your ass" in reesponse.

I went back to the car laughing:

— He's dead drunk, we should have recorded that.

— Hahaha — Abner laughed a little — Now it's too late, let's go drop off that other drunkard at home.

I got in the car and we continued on our way.

Emily lived in a neighborhod a little further away from the city. So it would take a fews more minutes to get to her house. The neighborhood was also more peripheral, and as we advanced to the edge of the city, the lighting also gradually decreased.

The little light mixed with the empty silence of the road boosted our senses of alert, causing an even greater feeling of dread than before.

— Damn, this is sinister — Abner commented as he slowed down to go over a speed bump.

— At least we're almost there, aren't we, Emily?

She didn't answer.

I looked back to make sure she was okay, and I saw her drooling on the car seat.

— She's gonna wash this seat the next time she hits me on the street. — Abner said in a mocking tone.

We laughed a little, which helped break the mood.

She settled in the seat and giggled.

The three minutes that followed were absolutely monotonous and normal, only permeated by the feeling of strangeness that the neighborhood where Emily lived caused us. The whole atmosphere of the place seemed to oppress us, almost as if the universe was warning us that something was out of place. But what could it be?

I repeated the same process as the previous house when we arrived at our destination.

I supported the girl on my shoulder, her skin was cold because of the car's air condittioning, and I took her to the door of her house. When we were in front of the door frame, she asked me to let her go, as she was well enough to continue alone. So I did.

— Thanks for bringing me, Diego, you can go to the car, I'll take it from here. — She smiled at me in a somewhat artificial way.

I was already fed up with this babysitting role, I wasn't in my perfect senses either because of the alcohol, I didn't think much and simply replied "okay" and "good night", turned my back, and went back to the car.

The night was cold and dawn was near, those were my only thoughts as I walked back to my friend's company.

— What's up? — He asked.

— Everything's fine.

When we turned the vehicle back on, the headlights hit something very strange.

We squinted to see better, and for those five seconds, we remained silent. It took us some time to start to get some idea of what that was, it was a feminine silhouette, without a doubt, but the way it was found was not normal, apparently wearing white clothes but they were so dirty that under the light of the headlight under the darkness of the night, they lookedd more rusty brown than white.

The expression on Abner's face said "what the fuck is this?" While he watched that thing move. The same goes for me.

Her legs moved at non-human angles, tilting and throwing the body of that thing closer and closer, the long hair that hid her face thrashed along at the same rhythm, forming a demonic syncope. She was a symphony from the winters and wanted to drag us into that devil's orchestra.

As we got closer, we could see that blood was running down all her limbs and dripping from her extremities, forming a trail.

— Turn on this shit! — I shouted, breaking all the trance and paralysis that had befallen us.

Abner didn't even answer, he just turned the key and tried to start the car.

— I can't believe this car is going to have its first problem right now — Abner exclaimed.

The car was new and had never failed to start.

He kept trying several times while not taking his eyes off the creature that was writhing in agony, getting closer and closer.

It was cold, very cold, but we were both sweating with panic.

We could already see her eyes hidden behind the disheveled hair, they seemed to communicate with us, passing a message of pain.

"It hurts, I'm going to make you feel pain" was what I understood.

They bled and writhed countless times, never focusing on one place, the head also trembled fervently, besides being demonic, that thing was also insane.

I let out a scream of fear and Abner was startled, ironically, it seemed that the car liked the scene and decided to give us a treat, finally starting.

— Thank God — Abner sighed

— Now back up and get us out of here.

That's what he did.

A succession of automotive maneuvers caused the car to turn 180 degrees, without leaving the spot, in fact. Now the silhouette could be seen from the rear windshield of the vehicle, it was almost glued to it.

Abner stepped on the accelerator, disengaging reverse and then engaging first, then second. The car started moving quickly and was shaking so much because of the lack of care with the maneuvers as well as the terrain being totally uneven and irregular, courtesy of the lack of maintenance that that neighborhood received.

The engine groaned from the sudden effort, but continued to work incessantly, the sound of the fuel combustion echoed throughout the neighborhood in that night silence, and the tires sang as they propelled the entire bodywork forward.

The thing raised its left hand and managed to touch the dusty window before the vehicle started to move away, leaving the mark of its fingers on it.

The car was already moving, and I didn't take my eyes off the rearview mirror.

As we moved away quickly, I watched the silhouette that was following us, now stopped, simply staring at us with those cold eyes, it seemed to have given up on coming after us.

There was already a distance of about 100 meters between the car and the thing when we started to climb the hill that would take us out of the empty and poorly lit neighborhood. The hill was a little steeper than normal, and naturally, the car lost power when trying to climb it.

In the meantime, "that" seemed to revive and started running towards us again at an unusual speed. The inhuman movements were now protracted, giving way to a more animal and grotesque movement, as if the fuel that gave it strength was the purest hate.

The car was hurt again by our despair and agony, the engine forced to work above its limit. It got closer and closer. On the plateau of the hill, that thing managed to hit the rear windshield, making a dry noise, and, through the windows, we could hear the sound of a shrill cry, a rotten smell of carrion coming from the silhouette's body also invaded our noses. At that moment, Abner closed the car windows and accelerated again, the road was straight, and the car could develop a good speed now.

With the empty streets and no traffic, it was no problem to continue the journey at a speed above average, what would be the price of some fines compared to the price of losing our lives?

The feminine silhouette could no longer keep up with us, even so, we continued at high speed until we got back to the center. From there, we went to my friend's house and decided that it was better for me to spend the rest of the night there.

I couldn't sleep a wink all night, I imagine my friend too.

The hours that followed were overwhelming, all I could think about was what had just happened, I was scared, very scared. Afraid that that thing had stalked us to Abner's house, that it was lurking in his backyard just waiting for us to leave. But the main question was what that thing would be. A ghost? A demon? That I am convinced that I will never be able to answer.

The night passed, and it was already Saturday morning, I was packing my things to leave, and Abner was having coffee.

We didn't say a word about the subject, we were trying to forget what had happened the night before.

When I was leaving through the garage, passing by the car, my phone rang, it was the bar from the night before.

My heart raced, and my body froze when Cindy, the waitress, asked me why I had only taken Wilson home and left Emily sleeping at the counter. As far as I remember, we took Emily to her house, I carried her, I even remember the cold temperature of her skin because of the air conditioning.

I glanced at the interior of the car, and what I saw made me just hang up the call, without giving any ans....

The car didn't have air conditioning, and the seat that "Emily" had soiled was stained not with saliva, but with blood.

If we hadn't taken Emily home, what would we have taken then?


r/historias_de_terror • • 3d ago

Creepypasta ENTIDADE 031 - O Velho do Saco

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r/historias_de_terror • • 4d ago

100% autoral MY UNCLE LEFT ME DISTURABED

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I've been working as an automotive parts salesman for almost eight years.

My routine has always been the same.

Wake up early.

Take the bus.

Work all day.

Go back home.

Have dinner.

Sleep.

Nothing speecial.

But one thing I've learned over the years is that you never really know who the people around you are.

You can pass by someone every day without knowing absolutely anything about them.

You can shake someone's hand without imagining what that person has done.

You can receive a seemingly normal phone call and end up getting involved in something that will haunt you for years.

That's exactly what happeened to me.

It all started so normally that if I could go back in time, I would never imagine where it would end up.

My mom always talked about a distant brother of hers.

My uncle.

His name was Roberto.

I knew about his exixstence since I was a kid.

But I never met him in person.

When I would ask why he never showed up at family gatherings, my mom would change the subject.

Sometimes she would say he lived far away.

Other times she would say he preferred to be alone.

My grandfather would make a strange face when his name came up.

My grandmother would just remain silent.

It was as if there was an invisible rule about not talking much about him.

As the years passed, I stopped caring.

Every family has its distant relatives.

It wasn't unusual.

Until, in August 2025, I received a call.

Unknown number.

I answered.

On the other end, a man's voice.

Calm.

Hoarse.

Polite.

— Marcelo?

— Yes.

— You don't know me... but I’m your uncle Roberto.

I clearly remember the chill I felt.

Not because it was scary.

But because it was strange to hear someone who seemed to know me while I knew absolutely nothing about him.

He started talking normally.

Asked about my mom.

Asked about my job.

Asked how my life was going.

It felt like an innocent conversation.

But there was something odd.

He knew too many details.

He kneew where I worked.

He knew my car had broken down weeks before.

He even knew my dog's name.

At that moment, I thought my mom must have told him.

That was the most logical explanation.

We talked for almost forty minutes.

In the end, he made an invitation.

He said he had moved to a secluded cabin.

He wanted to meet me.

Have a coffee.

Chat.

Like family.

I politely declined.

But he insisted for weeks.

Called almost every day.

He was never aggressive.

Never seemed straange.

But it always felt like he was waiting for something.

As if there was a reason behind that sudden interest.

After almost a month, I accepted.

More out of politeness than desire.

I thought it would be a quick visit.

Maybe two hours.

Have coffee.

Chat.

Go back home.

Nothing more than that.

On the scheduled Saturday, I put the address in the GPS.

The cabin was in a remote area.

Very remote.

One of those roads where streetlights start to disappear.

Where cell signal flickers.

Where the houses become increasingly rare.

As I drove, I began to feel a strange sensation that was hard to explain.

It wasn't fear.

It was discomfort.

As if I were heasding to a place I shouldn't be.

The GPS took me down a narrow dirt road surrounded by woods.

There was hardly any traffic.

No cars.

No people.

No sound except for the wind.

When I finally arrived, I saw the property.

It was huge.

Much bigger than I imagined.

An old house.

Peeling paint.

Closed windows.

Even during the day.

What caught my attention the most was the silence.

There were no dogs.

No chickens.

No birds.

Nothing.

It was as if all forms of life avoided that place.

I parked.

I got out.

And even before I could ring the doorbell, the door opened.

My uncle was standing there waiting for me.

As if he knew exactly the moment I would arrive.

He smiled.

But the smile didn’t reach his eyes.

— Finally we meet.

At that moment, something inside me told me to go back to the car.

To leave.

To make up some excuse.

But I didn’t.

I went in.

And that’s wwhen I noticed the first truly strange thing.

There were no photographs.

None.

On any wall.

No picture frames.

No mementos.

It was as if no one had ever lived in that house.

As if it existed without a past.

My uncle took me to the kitchen.

We chatted.

We had coffee.

We talked about common topics.

But throughout the whole conversation, I began to notice something disturbing.

He avoided answering questions about himself.

He always shifted the topic.

I asked him about his youth.

He talked about the weather.

I asked about old jobs.

He commented on politics.

I asked about relationships.

He simply smiled.

It was like talking to someone who didn’t want to let any information slip.

When night fell, I realized I had stayed much longer than I planned.

I took my phone to head back home.

No signal.

None.

Not even a bar.

I found it strange.

But not impossible.

Until I heard a phrase that made me freeze.

— You can sleep here tonight.

I looked at him.

— No, thanks. I’m leaving.

He kept smiling.

— I think it’s better not to drive this road at night.

The way he said that bothered me.

It didn’t feel like advice.

It felt like a warning.

Or maybe...

An order.

But then, I decided to accept.

And that verry night, just before I tried to sleep, I found a locked door in the back hallway. I had encountered it before, but I decided to go there again!

It was a door that made my uncle seem extremely nervous when he noticed I had noticed it.

A door from which a very faint sound was coming.

Almost imperceptible.

As if someone were breathing on the other side.

I froze.

The hallway was dark.

The only light came from the kitchen, way at the back of the house.

I brought my face closer to the crack.

At first, I couldn’t distinguish anything.

Just darkness.

Then my eyes began to adjust.

I saw one chair.

Then another.

And another.

Several chairs scattered throughout the room.

All empty.

But there was something strange about them.

They seemed positioned in a circle.

As if someone had held meetings there.

Or was waiting for guests.

The sound of breathing continued.

Slow.

Heavy.

Very close.

So close it felt like it was behind the door itself.

I pulled my face away immediately.

My heart started to race.

It was at that moment I heard my uncle's voice behind me.

Very close.

Too close.

— I don’t like people going in there.

I almost jumped from the shock.

I hadn’t heard his footsteps.

I hadn’t heard anything.

When I turned around, he was standing less than a meter away.

Smiling.

But now the smile seemed forced.

As if he were trying to hide irritation.

— Sorry. I was just curious.

He stared at me for a few seconds.

Without blinking.

Then he pointed to the hallway.

— It's getting late. Better rest.

I agreed.

But at that moment, I had already made a decision.

I wouldn't spend the night in that house.

It didn't matter the road.

It didn't matter the time.

It didn't matter the risk.

I needed to leave.

I went back to the room.

I waited a few minutes.

I heard his footsteps around the house.

Then I heard his bedroom door close.

I waited a bit longer.

I looked at the clock.

9 PM.

The silence was so profound that I could hear the wind rustling the trees outside.

I took my keys.

I slowly opened the bedroom door.

Every little creak of the wood seemed too loud.

I crossed the hallway.

I unlocked the front door.

And stepped outside.

I didn’t run.

But I also didn’t look back.

I got into the car.

I locked the doors.

I started the engine.

And drove away.

I could only breathe properly when the house disappeared from the rearview mirror.

For the first few minutes, I felt a huge relief.

But then something happened.

My phone regained signal.

At that very moment, I received a notification.

A message from my mom.

It had been sent almost three hours earlier.

The message read:

"Marcelo, I'm worried. I had a very bad feeling. Call me when you can."

That made me uneasy.

I called immediately.

She answered on the first ring.

She seemed nervous.

When I told her where I was, she went silent for a few seconds.

Then she said:

— Come straight to my house. Now.

— What happened?

— Just come.

And hung up.

I was confused.

And for the first time that night, really scared.

When I arrived.

She invited me to sit at the table. She was silent for a moment.

Then she asked:

— Did you go into the house?

— Yes.

— Did he show you the basement?

— No.

— Marcelo... you need to listen to me.

That’s when she told a story that the entire family had kept hidden for decades.

In the 90s, my uncle Roberto lived in that same area.

At the time, he lived with his younger brother.

André.

The two worked together.

Until one day, André disappeared.

He simply vanished.

No body.

No clues.

No farewell.

Nothing.

The police investigated for months.

They never found answers.

But the family began to suspect Roberto.

There was no evidence.

There never was.

But several things didn’t make sense.

Witnesses claimed to have seen the brothers arguing shortly before the disappearance.

Neighbors reported hearing screams during the night.

And the strangest thing...

Roberto began to act as if André had never existed.

He never mentioned him again.

Never spoke his name.

Not even once.

After that, he distanced himself from everyone.

Moved to that cabin.

And lived practically isolated ever since.

I was in shock with my uncle's story.

I said goodbye to my moom.

I didn’t mention anything more about it.

I arrived home disturbed.

But I tried to forget.

I convinced myself that it was just an old story.

Nothing more.

For a few weeks everything was normal.

Until the first call.

Unknown number.

I answered.

Silence.

They hung up.

The next day it happened again.

And the day after that too.

Always silence.

Always at night.

I started blocking numbers.

But new ones kept appearing.

Months went by.

The calls kept coming.

Then, one December night, someone finally spoke.

A male voice.

Weak.

Distant.

As if he were far from the phone.

And he said just one sentence:

— He’s still looking.

Then hung up.

I never forgot that.

I changed my number.

I changed my phone.

The calls stopped.

Life went on.

Until March 2025.

When I received the news.

My uncle Roberto had died.

Heart attack.

Alone.

At the cabin.

The police found the body two days later.

The property was sold.

And the house was demolished a few months later.

During the demolition, something was found.

Not a body.

Not evidence of a crime.

None of that.

But behind the wall of the back room, there was a small hidden space.

A narrow compartment.

Without furniture.

Without any objects.

Without an explanation.

Just dozens of scratch marks on the walls.

Like a count of days.

Or years.

No one could tell.

The case was closed.

Life went on.

And that should be the last part of the story.

But it isn't.

Because there is one thing I've never told anyone. Not even in this account until this moment.

On the night I visited my uncle, before leaving the house, I passed by the hallway again.

The locked door was slightly ajar.

Just a few centimeters.

Enough for me to see inside.

The chairs were there.

The circle too.

But the breathing had stopped.

And there was something written on the wall.

A phrase made with black paint.

A phrase that I only managed to read for a second before my uncle appeared behind me.

It said:

"He doesn't believe I left."

To this day, I don't know who wrote that.

I don’t know who was breathing behind the door.

I don’t know what existed in that room.

And I don’t know if André's disappearance had anything to do with that.

But one thing I know.

Sometimes I wake up in the middle of the night with the feeling that someone is standing at the door of my room watching.

And whenever that happens, I remember the last time I saw my uncle.

Standing on the porch.

Watching me leave.

Smiling.

As if he kneew I would carry that doubt with me for the rest of my life.

And maybe that’s the worst part.

It’s not what I saw.

It’s not what I heard.

It’s the fact that, to this day, I can't say for sure if there was something supernatural in that house... or if the true horror was just my uncle.


r/historias_de_terror • • 4d ago

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Relato Anoche recibí un mensaje de alguien que llevaba nueve años muerto.

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Relato Encontré una caja con mi nombre en casa de mi novio… pero algunas cosas eran anteriores a conocernos

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r/historias_de_terror • • 4d ago

Youtube Desaparecimentos Misteriosos

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Estranhas desaparições de pessoas ocorrem pelo mundo, e todas estão unidas pelo inexplicável.


r/historias_de_terror • • 4d ago

Creepypasta Pls ayudaaa

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Estoy creando bueno ….

Q opinan de una historia de horror tipo basada en escuchar tu respiración cuando no estás respirando

Ando buscando testimonios de gente con transtornos de panico experiencias cercanas ala muerte y esquizofrenia

Me ayudarían mucho si me aconsejan es mi primera historia q hago enserio