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@grimwcr ‘s latest post for Voices in the Attic is up! This is a particularly good one, due to her, shall we say, obsession, with Anne Boleyn! She knows many things!

Queen Of A Thousand Days — Voices In The Attic

The story of Henry VIII and his six wives is perhaps one of the most well known historical tales, even by people who aren’t interested in hi

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The Baychimo was a real ship sailing in the Arctic. Now she continues to sail, crew less, and with no desire to change that fact.

The Ghost Ship of the Arctic — Voices In The Attic

Ever since humans first started sailing in Arctic waters in 1811, it’s been a mariner’s worst nightmare. In fact, only one out of the first

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Four friends and I have started a website for posts about all things dark, creepy, and abandoned!

Please check us out, we’ll be posting every Monday and Friday :D

We can be found at https://www.atticvoices.com/

The members of the blog are myself, @grimwcr (also the member who designed the whole site), @simplesoulscience, @raycharles-imposter, and a fifth member named Joseph who doesn’t have a Tumblr.

Feel free to reblog this post and spread the word! We’re really excited, and have put a lot of effort into this so far.

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If you haven’t watched The Power on Shudder, I highly recommend it. The acting was phenomenal and the music really made me so uneasy watching the movie.

For a full (spoiler-free!) review, check us out!

You will listen to us: A review of The Power — Voices In The Attic

Nowadays, there’s a certain kind of relief that comes from finding out a new horror movie is about to be released, isn’t there? We’ve had so

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Who doesn’t love a good story about banshees? And did you know that once they were real women just doing a job?

A Screaming Omen — Voices In The Attic

If you hear screaming, seemingly from nowhere, in the dead of night: beware

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The Lizzie Borden Axe Murders were an old but really strange/ interesting true crime case

Lizzie Borden Took an Axe — Voices In The Attic

“Lizzie Borden took an axe and gave her mother forty whacks, and when she saw what she had done, she gave her father forty-one.”

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Murder On The Pasquotank: Part 1 — Voices In The Attic

The Nell Cropsey murder, part 1.

Anyone looking for a new true crime story? Bonus points because it has a touch of ghost story/ urban legend in it ;) (It is a genuinely true case though)

This is the story about Nell Cropsey, and her disappearance and subsequent murder. Stranger still, though, is that when her suspected murderer was acquited, everyone related to her and her disappearance began to drop dead.

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Perpetual Dread: A Review — Voices In The Attic

*I was offered a free copy in exchange for an honest review.

I reviewed “Perpetual Dread”, a collection of short horror stories by Brian Bowyer :)

They were pretty creepy, though TW for rape.