Best Horror Movies For Halloween

One thing is for sure. The real-life inspiration behind American Horror Story: Hotel will keep you up at night. Mary waited until midnight to begin our little game, and the four of us—Sarah, Jessie, me, and, Mary, started by asking all kinds of silly questions. Harper Lee's American classic To Kill a Mockingbird may not be the first thing that springs to mind, but if you strip the story of its youthfully innocent narration and happy summertime exploits, the plot is downright creepy.

From evil spirits to terrifying poltergeists, read ghost stories so dark and real you may never sleep again. I was working in a big grocery warehouse, hundreds of people worked there, it was night shift, sitting in a break room at lunch with a couple of other guys trying to find something to talk about to stay awake.

I'm a nighttime tour guide at an old convict prison in australia, it's run by the government so the tours are pretty watered down and family friendly (the tours run between like 6 and 9 on Wednesday and friday nights) and some of the scariest shit i've ever experienced has happened there.

Ever since then, people who've worked at the house have reported hearing strange sounds, like Creepy those of drunken laughter or horse hooves, and some have claimed to have seen a man in period clothing galloping along on horseback in the forest outside the manor, particularly on New Year's Eve or in the dark early hours of the morning.

Nowadays, apparently, Kitima staff members occasionally witness bizarre occurrences, like pots flying off their hooks on kitchen walls and lights dimming inexplicably, and similarly, guests have claimed to have seen the eerie figure of a woman standing at one of the manor's windows as well as the outline of a young man lurking outside between the property's oaks, staring longingly at the house.