An urban explorer has delved into a horror museum forgotten-in-time – and says she felt like someone was “watching” her.
Chloe Urbex, as she’s known online, found the abandoned site “super eerie”.
The 23-year-old has made some chilling discoveries before, such as in an abandoned mortuary, but this is her “creepiest” adventure to date.
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“As I was exploring the place alone, I felt like I was being watched,” Chloe, from England, told What’s The Jam.
“The whole place was super eerie compared to most that I have explored.
“When I first entered, I just saw a mannequin staring right back at me.
“The most terrifying part was going down the dark corridors on my own.”
Inside, she found old posters; one advertising a ghost hunt event and an old ‘wanted for murder’ poster seeking the infamous Jack the Ripper.
Some of the rooms contained worn looking household furniture, which added to the overall uneasy creepiness, such as a bed and a dressing table.
One stairwell appeared to have been decorated to look as if blood had been splattered on the walls.
Right before the steps turned a corner, a message that had been painted to look as if it were written in blood read: “Don’t look back”.
And one of the doors even had a pentagram carved into it.
Before it was a museum, the site was once a cinema – but now, there’s only a shell of what used to be.
She added: “Most of the building is an empty cinema room, but there aren’t any seats or a screen.”
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