Adell Lashawn

Adell Lashawn Horror Creator | Writer & Filmmaker
ARC Reviewer | Traditional Naturopath
Folklore • Horror • Dark Wellness
I haunt, heal & debunk.

TWISTED TRUTH TUESDAYROOM 217 | THE STANLEY HOTELOne guest checked into Room 217 expecting a historic hotel stay.Instead...
06/03/2026

TWISTED TRUTH TUESDAY

ROOM 217 | THE STANLEY HOTEL

One guest checked into Room 217 expecting a historic hotel stay.

Instead, she later described waking in the middle of the night convinced someone had entered the room. She reported feeling watched and claimed she sensed movement despite finding nothing there.

No proof. No explanation.

Just a story that stayed.

Twisted Truth:

Our brains are powerful storytellers.

Sleep disruption, unfamiliar environments, old buildings, and heightened expectations can change how we experience a space.

But maybe that is why haunted stories last.

Because whether something was there or not…

the feeling was real.

Question of the Day:

Would you stay one night in Room 217?

🖤 The Rational Dread by Adell LaShawn

06/03/2026

🎬 OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT 🎬

Adell Lashawn Media is proud to announce MUTED, a psychological tech horror short film and the directorial debut of filmmaker Monique Dozier Sharpe (Adell Lashawn).

When Terri discovers her AI assistant has been secretly impersonating her online while she sleeps, she realizes she may be losing control of more than just her technology.

Principal photography begins June 6, 2026.

This is the first installment of The Unraveling, a four-film psychological horror series from Adell Lashawn Media.

🎥 Filming: June 6, 2026
🎬 Coming July 2026

Two Sentence Horror Story ThursdayI finally moved out of my childhood home.Last night, my mom called and asked why I was...
04/23/2026

Two Sentence Horror Story Thursday

I finally moved out of my childhood home.
Last night, my mom called and asked why I was still standing in the hallway.

Japanese Gothic ⭐⭐⭐⭐This is quiet horror done right.It leans into atmosphere, folklore, and emotional tension instead of...
04/23/2026

Japanese Gothic ⭐⭐⭐⭐

This is quiet horror done right.

It leans into atmosphere, folklore, and emotional tension instead of trying to overwhelm you. The setting does a lot of the work, and it pulls you in slowly.

Not a fast read, but a memorable one.

Some places do not let you leave. They stay with you.

🖤 ARC Review: Wretch by Eric LaRocca⭐⭐⭐⭐Wretch is the kind of horror that does not try to overwhelm you. It settles in q...
04/22/2026

🖤 ARC Review: Wretch by Eric LaRocca

⭐⭐⭐⭐

Wretch is the kind of horror that does not try to overwhelm you. It settles in quietly and then lingers in a way that feels a little too familiar.

The story leans heavily into emotional horror. It focuses on grief, identity, and the tension within human connection rather than relying on shock or gore. The writing is intimate and at times feels almost intrusive, like you are sitting too close to something deeply personal.

There were moments where I found myself connecting to the emotional weight more than I expected. Not in an obvious way, but in that subtle recognition where certain thoughts and feelings feel uncomfortably close to your own.

The pacing is slow and intentional. It builds atmosphere through tone and emotion instead of action. That will not work for everyone, but if you appreciate horror that is more psychological and reflective, it lands.

What stayed with me the most was how heavy it felt after finishing. It is not a story that ends and lets you move on easily. It lingers in a quiet way.

This is not traditional horror. It is more personal, more internal, and more unsettling because of it.

Adell LaShawn Quote
Some horror does not chase you. It recognizes you.

Adell LaShawn Take
Emotional horror that sits with you. Not for everyone, but it leaves an impression if it connects.

🖤 ARC Review: Bitterbloom by Teagen Olivia KingSome magic doesn’t bloom beautifully.Some of it rots first.Bitterbloom li...
03/20/2026

🖤 ARC Review: Bitterbloom by Teagen Olivia King

Some magic doesn’t bloom beautifully.
Some of it rots first.

Bitterbloom lives in that space between decay and transformation. It’s not just a fantasy. It feels like something grown from grief, from power that doesn’t ask permission, from nature that refuses to be controlled.

There’s a quiet intensity to this story. It doesn’t rush to explain itself. Instead, it lets the world unfold slowly, like something rooted deep beneath the surface. You feel the magic before you fully understand it.

What stood out most is how the story treats power.
Not as something clean or heroic, but something complicated. Something that can consume just as easily as it can create.

The writing leans atmospheric, almost hypnotic at times. There’s a softness to it, but underneath that softness is something sharper. Something that reminds you that growth and destruction are often the same process.

If you’re looking for
✔ atmospheric, nature rooted fantasy
✔ quiet but consuming storytelling
✔ power that feels organic, not polished
✔ themes of transformation, control, and survival

This one settles in slowly and then doesn’t let go.

🩸 Adell LaShawn Quote
Not everything that blooms is meant to be beautiful. Some things grow just to survive and survival isn’t gentle.

🩸 Main Characters
Briar • Rowan • The Bloom

Overall, Bitterbloom feels less like a story you read and more like something you step into. Something living, shifting, and a little dangerous beneath the surface.

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