The Suicide Forest
Even before being labeled “The Suicide Forest,” this mysterious place was known as Jukai, meaning “Sea of Trees.”
It extends northwest of Mount Fuji, in Yamanashi Prefecture, Japan.
Author: Elena
Milanese di nascita e Toscana di adozione.
Nata il 16 ottobre del 1970, inizia il suo approccio con la tecnologia in tarda età sperimentando con i montaggi video e scoprendo una grande passione.
Grazie al suo maestro e ormai compagno Carlo, che la guida passo passo, si cimenta nella creazione del sito Horror d’Elite per il quale segue le rubriche Video e Fiabare.
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The Creepy Story of Blanche Monnier
Blanche Monnier (Poitiers, March 1, 1849 – Blois, October 13, 1913) was a woman who was held captive in her home for 25 years, known as the Séquestrée de Poitiers.
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The House That Jack Built
The film unfolds through a series of episodes depicting the murders committed by Jack (masterfully portrayed by Matt Dillon), a successful architect leading a double life. While continuing his profession in society, Jack also indulges in serial killing, aiming to create his masterpiece of violence and death. Through dialogues with a mysterious figure named Verge (played by Bruno Ganz), Jack reflects on his life, his art, and his philosophy, trying to make sense of his actions.
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The Ghost and the Darkness
The 1996 film The Ghost and the Darkness, directed by Stephen Hopkins, is a historical thriller based on true events. The main characters are played by Val Kilmer and Michael Douglas, portraying Lieutenant Colonel John Henry Patterson and a fictional hunter named Charles Remington, respectively.
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Cecil Hotel di Los Angeles
The Cecil Hotel in Los Angeles is a historic building known for its controversial reputation and connections to unsettling events. Located at 640 S. Main Street in downtown Los Angeles, the Cecil Hotel was inaugurated in 1927 and, in the subsequent decades, gained notoriety for a series of disturbing and tragic incidents that occurred within its walls. Here are some highlights:
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Ed Gein
Edward Theodore Gein was born on August 27, 1906, in La Crosse, Wisconsin, the son of Augusta T. Lehrke and George P. Gein, and the younger brother of Henry G. Gein. His father, a violent alcoholic, after becoming the owner of a small grocery stor
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Yoo Young – Chul il Killer Coreano
Yoo Young-Chul is a South Korean serial killer, known for a series of brutal murders committed between 2003 and 2004. He is one of the most infamous and frightening criminals in recent South Korean history. Here are some significant details about his life and crimes:
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Robert Berdella – The Collector
Robert Berdella – The Collector, known as The Kansas City Butcher, was an American serial killer and torturer active in the 1980s. Between 1984 and 1987, Berdella kidnapped, tortured, and murdered at least six young men in his home in Kansas City, Missouri. His story is particularly shocking due to the brutality of the crimes and the gruesome details that emerged after his arrest.
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Daniel Camargo Barbosa – The Mangrove Monster
was a Colombian serial killer who confessed to murdering approximately 72 young girls, primarily in Ecuador and Colombia. However, there is no complete and official list of his victims, as many were unidentified, being poor girls from rural or isolated areas. Here are some general details:
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Albert Fish the Werewolf of Wysteria
Albert Fish the Werewolf of Wysteria, born Hamilton Howard Fish in 1870, is known as one of the most fearsome criminals in American history. Raised in a dysfunctional and unstable environment, his life was marked by mental illness that manifested itself in acts of sadism, self-harm and child abuse. His case is particularly disturbing for the combination of extreme violence, cannibalism and religious psychosis that characterized him.
