Members of a paranormal reality show and the small town they investigate become victims of a deadly demon, awaken by a seemingly harmless board game. Will the TV ghost hunters be able to stop the demon and close the portal to Hell, or will they make a fatal mistake that seals the town’s fate?
About the Author
R. Nightshade lives in Hillsboro, Ohio, and is excited to be the fascinating new name in horror storytelling. Her philosophy is that while monsters and bloody ax murderers are fine, truly horrifying stories come from scenarios that could very well be real. Nightshade's works will include stories of the paranormal, and the ever-waging battle between good and evil on Earth. And, she promises to throw in some monsters because they are, after all, the classic staple of American horror.
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I don't watch horror movies or listen to horror stories so I haven'r been kept awake at night by one for quite some time.
ReplyDeleteI haven't read a good horror story in a very long time. The last one was IT.
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I read House at the End of the Street by Lily Blake and it kept me awake more than one night!
ReplyDeleteMost recently I have been reading about Americas most haunted houses. True life can be the worst!
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nothing recently, but the scariest movie I ever saw was chucky. so freaky.
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Sorry Horror stories dont keep me up at night :( I am the weirdo who even watches ID to fall asleep
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ReplyDeleteThe Texas Chainsaw Massacre
ReplyDeleteI honestly have not recently found a horror story that was that 'watch over my shoulder' bad
ReplyDeleteJack Frost
ReplyDeleteI don't do horror stories as the last one from 20 years ago STILL freaks me out. It was about a wiji board and a murderer gets through! Makes me shiver even now!!
ReplyDeleteI don't kept track of horror stories. Other things keep me up at night.
ReplyDeleteI don't watch scary movies anymore. But when I did it was Friday the 13th!
ReplyDeleteI recently reread The Shining and it still scares me!
ReplyDeletea woman in the lake
ReplyDeleteThe woman in black
ReplyDeleteI recently re-watched The Exorcist.
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I dont like to watch horror movies because they DO keep me awake and have bad dreams
ReplyDeleteI don't read horror stories because they do keep me from sleeping and I already have issues with that! LOL
ReplyDeleteI haven't read any horror recently, but the ghosts in Stacia Kane's first Downside Ghosts book scared me.
ReplyDeleteI don't read horror and it's been a long time since I've seen any horror on the screen but I recently read a book about human trafficking that kept me up at night.
ReplyDeleteI watched the skeleton key the a couple weeks ago and I still have weird dreams about it!
ReplyDeleteHorror stories don't bother me enough to keep me up at night, but the news sometimes does!
ReplyDeleteI started doing a lot of reading on the Glensheen Mansion in Minnesota, kept me up with how creepy it was!
ReplyDeleteThe Heart Shaped Box by Joe Hill!
ReplyDeleteI made a mistake and watched "A Haunting" which is not a horror movie, but a TV show!! The family's dog knew something was wrong, and would freak out then things started to get worse, and I should not have watched it!!!! It DID make me jumpy, and gave me bad dreams!!!!
ReplyDeleteThe horror story that kept me awake was about a couple who recently bought a house that had previously been used to cook meth and had no recourse to get their money back :(
ReplyDeleteI don't read horror stories, so none :)
ReplyDeleteI don't like anything with zombies.
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The fear of nightmares and hot flashes keeps me up at night.
ReplyDeletethe wrong turn always creeps me out
ReplyDeleteAmerican Psycho by Bret Easton Ellis. His novel on the modern horror known as serial murder kept my brain agitated, hence I was awake all night.
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This is isn't a horror story, per se. but it is certainly horrific. I heard about a gay man being killed, and dismembered. It just goes to show that we still have to live in fear every day.
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Real life keeps me awake
ReplyDeleteWizard of OZ...reminded me about flying monkeys from movie...creepy
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ReplyDeletenothing recently, don't usually keep me awake
ReplyDeletestory of horror for Halloween
ReplyDeleteWoman in Black..aahhh!
ReplyDeleteI turned into such a baby once I became a parent, so I don't read many scary stories anymore, but I did read a lot of R.L Stein books when I was a teenager that kept me up at night!
ReplyDeleteThe classic Poem The Raven has kept me awake at night!
ReplyDeleteThe Amytiville Horror keeps me wide awake. BOO
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The movie IT scared the crap out of me - I hate clowns now.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite horror story is Sweeney Todd!
ReplyDeleteThe death of Big Bird!
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ReplyDeletewe recently saw one of the saw movies
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Probably Frankenstein. I read that a while ago now, but it kept me awake at night, not with fear, but just wondering about the story (: Thanks !
ReplyDeletebig foot always scares me
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I try not to read too much Horror so I don't lay awake at night, but the last one was Turn of the Screw. It's old school but you don't need gore to plant fear.
ReplyDeleteI watched part of Friday the 13th!
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none, I steer away from horror in all shapes and forms.
ReplyDeleteWatchers by Dean Koontz.
ReplyDeleteThe warewolf
ReplyDeleteI recently read a book called "The Dark Sacrament: Exorcism in Modern Ireland". I say read but I began it and read a single story. Scared the hell out of me.
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Anything that has been on Criminal Minds right before I go to bed. I think every thing on there is a HORROR story!
ReplyDeleteI avoid horror stories.
ReplyDeleteI actually watched It recently and I am absolutly horrified of clowns. I thought maybe I could get over my fear but obviously not. I didnt sleep for days!!! I heard the book is even scarier!
ReplyDeleteall scary movies!! yes im a wimp
ReplyDeleteThe horror story that kept me awake most recently was my increasing home owner's tax! Haha, just kidding. Actually, it's anything by Stephen King. His writing totally creeps me out and makes EVERY bump in the night seem Right There.
ReplyDeleteMy husband & I just went to see Sinister.... and I don't want to go to sleep!!! I know it's not a book... but still! ;)
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The movie, The Devil Inside, was really scary. Anything with exorcisms freak me out.
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ReplyDeleteNothing recently but I remember first time I watched Carrie by Stephen King it scared me so badly that I couldn't sleep without checking everywhere in my bedroom at least twice.
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Perfect timing for Halloween!!
ReplyDeleteDefinitely "Inland Empire".
ReplyDeleteMiki.
The Halloween movies scare me.
ReplyDeleteActually an Egyptian horror series called Doors of Fear.. It was really creepy :)
ReplyDeleteI can't think of a horror story that has kept me awake at night, although I do love reading them. Exhaustion from 5 kids has me sleeping like a rock, no matter what book I am currently reading. lol
ReplyDeleteA litter girl kidnapped and killed recently in my state.
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