Any creepy stories?

Question

Scary stories.

I have one.Check it out!One night,my husband and I were driving down the highway to get to the pet store.My cat had run out of food.She was also very sick.As we were driving,our car started to sound like the oil was out.My husband checked,and the oil was fine.He looked at the map,and we weren't on the highway we were supposed to be.He looked at the map,and we were on something called "Bloody Highway".We were freaked out because alot of people died on "Bloody Highway".As we were driving,we say a lady in white and her husband sticking their thumb out and waiting for a lift.We stopped and let them hop in the back seat.They said that they wanted to get to the nearest gas station and fast.We got to The Shell and dropped them off.A shoe fell off.I looked at it,and it had a cloven hoof.I got seriously scared,and tried to call him to come back to get his shoe.But when I turned up my head,he was gone.Along with his wife........

Answer 1

Anything by Angela Carter. The Bloody Chamber and the Company of Wolves are my favorites by her. Her books are hard to find though. I've had to order all of mine through Books A Million. The stories are well worth it though, and trust me, they're creepy and scary.

Answer 2

CLASSICS:

•The Tell-tale Heart by Edgar Allan Poe
•The Pit and the Pendulum by Edgar Allan Poe
•The Cask of Amontillado by Edgar Allan Poe
•The Premature Burial by Edgar Allan Poe
•The Raven by Edgar Allan Poe
•The Fall of the House of Usher by Edgar Allan Poe
•The Sphinx by Edgar Allan Poe
•The Oblong Box by Edgar Allan Poe
•The Black Cat by Edgar Allan Poe

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•The Red Room by H.G. Wells
•The Monkey's Paw by W. W. Jacobs
•The Lottery by Shirley Jackson
•The Legend of Sleepy Hollow by Washington Irving

FOLKLORE, TALES AND URBAN LEGENDS:

•The Bus Stop
•Like Cats' Eyes
•A Child's Story
•Cornish Tales
•The Death Waltz
•Guests
•Last Kiss
•The Monk of St. John's Church
•The Red Spot
•The Strange Mass
•Strangers
•The Hook
•The Call from the Grave
•The Little White Dog
•Weird Music
•Something was Wrong
•The Wreck

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Good luck.

Kevin, Liverpool, England.

Answer 3

The master is of course, Edgar Allen Poe. Stephen King, Anne Rice are good, But King lets that open ending where the story is not completely over.

Answer 4

The most moving ghost story I ever read was "Playmates" by A. M. Burrage. It's in a recent paperbook anthology of ghost stories edited by Roald Dahl.

Answer 5

I suggest Edgar Allen Poe. He played on our deepest fears. Most of his stories are "creepy" so just pick up a book that has several of his stories.

Answer 6

Salem's Lot--Stephen King

It's a vampire story.

Answer 7

Nightmares and Dreamscapes by Stephen King is a collection of his short stories and is a good read...if you can stomach it!HAHAHAHA

Answer 8

I'm reading Haunted America right now and it's pretty scary.

Answer 9

ya Suddam got hung and there has been bombs released killing more Arabs

Answer 10

the wasp factory by iain banks...creepy...