Comments on: Five Free Scary Stories for Halloween

By: Sticks « raincoaster

Sticks « raincoaster — Wed, 27 Oct 2010 22:18:45 +0000

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By: Fred

Fred — Sun, 17 Oct 2010 12:10:33 +0000

Hey, what’s wrong with a good scary story yarn for Halloween?

I had many spooky experiences myself growing up in an old farmhouse. The house was old, creaky, the wind whistled through the single-pane windows and it was perpetually foggy, plus the power would go out often in the winter and we would huddle around a wood stove to keep warm, all the while the wind whistling as we were battered by a blizzard…

So, one might imagine that the groaning of the house was a ghost creaking up the stairs, or that a werewolf might spring through the kitchen window! People always accused me of having an overactive imagination, and perhaps I do, but I think that’s served me rather well.

FWIW first scary movie for me was “Alien” at age 6 or so. My older brother loved to torture me.

- Fred

By: David Rodriguez

David Rodriguez — Sun, 17 Oct 2010 07:16:31 +0000

Sorry Pal. I don’t believe that one. I watch horror movies when ever I can and nothing like that ever haooens. I wish it would it would be exciting, You either dreamed it or made it up. And come on. “The Children of the Corn” Isn’t even that scary.

By: Selena

Selena — Tue, 12 Oct 2010 23:25:12 +0000

I have a scary, yet true story of my own…..
One night,a few years ago, my parents were at my 15 year old brother’s football practice. Scence I was 14, I could stay home alone. While they were gone, I was watching the Children of the Corn. For those of you who don’t know what that is, it is a movie about the devil. Anyways, I heard growls coming from upstairs. I went upstairs to investigate. I saw nothing, so asuming it was nothing, I went back to watching my movie. I heard it again. I did the exact same thing that I did the last time. It kept happening. After the 5th time, I stopped going upstairs. The growling stopped. I thought that was the end of it. But no. Near the end of the movie, I heard foot steps on my hardwood floor. Then, my dogs started barking. So I walked into my dining room (where my hardwood floor is). I turned my head and there standing right next to my table was this bloody man just like in the movie. He looked burned. He kept saying something like “I’m from hell” or something like that. I couldn’t hear over the barking dogs. Just then, my parents walked in the door and the “man from hell” (as I call him) dissapeared. I told my parents what happend. Surprisingly they believed me. We sold the house as fast as we could and bought a house as far away as we could. We went from Colorado to New Jersey. We threw away the Children of the Corn. We learned that wathing movies that invlove the devil haunt your house with the devil. My mom now bands all devil-related movies from our house. I am now 16 and I will NEVER think of wathing a devil related movie again. I am still paralized from that scene and probably will be forever.