“I was about to cry out in pain when I saw it. At the foot of the bed, sitting and facing away from us, was what looked like a naked man, or a large, hairless dog…” A quote from today’s first tale, the story of “The Rake.” The Rake seems to be some type of…

“And then Jessica heard what sounded like little foot steps move across the floor heading to the corner. Even worse – she swore later she could SEE the shadowy outline of the doll, moving in the dark…” A quote from today’s first story. We head to Ohio in the early 80s to tell the tale…

“She watched him continue to tap against her window with a dirty fingernail. Tap… tap… tap…“ A quote from today’s first horror tale. A young girl, her brothers, and mother are tormented by poltergeist activity that disappears as mysteriously as it began. In the second story, we tour the haunted past and present of Philadelphia’s…

“She began to laugh her raspy laugh and then she stepped forward and seemed to move into and then through him. He could feel her dark energy invade his…” A quote from today’s first story, a tale about a man who moves to restart his life in Alaska and suffers from what he first believes…

“Just as he grabbed it, he felt something right behind him. As he stood up he suddenly was nervous to shine the flashlight behind him. Was something standing in-between him and the door?” A quote from today’s first story. We open on the tale of a young man given a house-sitting gig from Hell. Our…

“Shhh,” said Jeff. And then he pushed his knife deep into Lou’s stomach. “Go to sleep. Just go to sleep.” A quote from today’s second story. Sharing two pretty well known tales today in addition to some MyStory fan tales of horror. The first is the haunted life of Jean Harlow – Hollywood’s original “blonde…

“After standing in the bathroom and dripping water on the floor for a few moments, Claire went to turn the door handle and peek into her room when a chill shot down her spine as she saw the edge of a shadow creep up under the door… someone was standing on the other side…” A…

“A tap-tap-tap would sometimes be heard against a living room window. Something outside that couldn’t be seen out in the dark of the Tennessee wilderness was perhaps now looking in…” A quote from today’s second of four stories – the tale of the Bell Witch. This early 19th century Tennessee story about a malicious, spiteful…

“…when they walked to the bathroom for a glass of water in the middle of the night, they saw two hands coming out of the bathroom mirror, grasping as though looking for something to pull them up. Hands that slipped back into the mirror and then disappeared…” A quote from today’s first tale – the…

“…he saw the back of a figure standing at the bed, bent over the sleeping little boy. He thought it was his wife Jessica and said, ‘What are you doing in here with the light off?” The dark figure didn’t answer. It didn’t turn around. It wasn’t Jessica…” A quote from today’s second story. Our…