TikTokers are convinced their nightmares have become reality after an urban explorer found a collection of huge white coffins hidden inside an underground tunnel system.

The explorer, known on the app as @escapade_z, shared the spine-chilling video to the app which shows at least four stone coffins surrounded by murky green water.

The video, which has received over 191k likes, said: "We found these coffins in the middle of the woods inside a tunnel that went underground."

The UK-based explorer told the Daily Star that he has seen "many things like this" so it doesn't scare him anymore when asked to comment on the sight.

However, the short clip was enough to convince fans that vampires such as Klaus's family from the hit TV show, The Vampire Diaries are real.

One user said: "No don’t open them. That is Klaus's family."

Another wrote: "Klaus you left something there."

A third added: "Recently on the Vampire Diaries."

A fourth commented: "I knew it. I knew Vampires are real."

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Klaus, from the series that first aired in 2009, keeps his most prized possessions inside five coffins.

Inside four of them, there was a so-called 'original vampire' that had been pierced with a white oak ash dagger.

But some other TikTok users had another explanation as they said: "Private family mausoleum from a stately home that isn’t there anymore?"

To which the explorer replied: "Possibly."

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The news comes after a photographer has revealed the creepy interior of a former juvenile correction centre that once forced a group of six teenage boys to have vasectomies.

Stonewall Jackson Youth Development Centre is a juvenile correction facility located in Cabarrus County, North Carolina, which has a dark history involving the mistreatment of inmates.

The prison, named after Confederate General Stonewall Jackson, was established in 1907, for the rehabilitation of young white boys, away from adult inmates who had committed more serious crimes.

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