Can you recommend a really scary trailer horror story?

Well, imagine a lighthouse on a desolate island. The lighthouse keeper started to notice that every time he lit the lamp at night, he would hear strange moans from outside. One night, during a fierce storm, he saw a ship approaching the island. But as it got closer, he realized it was a ghost ship. The crew members were all pale and had empty eyes. They started to climb up to the lighthouse. The keeper tried to barricade himself in, but they broke through and dragged him down to the ship, and the ship disappeared into the storm.

There was a small town haunted by a witch. Every night, she would come out and look for children. One child, named Timmy, didn't believe in the stories. One evening, he heard a strange cackling outside his window. When he looked out, he saw a haggard old woman with long, bony fingers. She stared right at him and started to chant. Timmy felt a strange force pulling him towards the window. He tried to resist but couldn't. Just as he was about to be pulled out, his parents burst into the room and the witch disappeared. But Timmy could never forget that terrifying face.

A friend of mine had a homecoming horror story. He came home late one night. As he entered his bedroom, he saw a figure in the corner. His heart started pounding. He quickly turned on the light and realized it was just his coat that he had left in a strange position, but for a moment, he thought someone was in his room. It was a very unnerving experience for him. You know how it is when you're in a familiar place but something seems so out of place that it gives you the chills. And in that split second when he saw the figure, all kinds of thoughts raced through his mind about burglars or something more sinister.

The Wendigo is a very scary cryptid. In Native American folklore, the Wendigo is a malevolent spirit that can possess humans. It's associated with cannibalism and extreme cold. There are stories of people lost in the woods during harsh winters, and when they emerge, they seem changed, as if the Wendigo has taken over them. It's a story that sends chills down your spine.

Sure. There was a ttt horror story about a haunted theater. People would hear screams during the night when the theater was closed. One night, a janitor decided to stay late to investigate. He saw the apparition of an actress who had died on stage many years ago. She was still performing her final act, and as she turned to look at him, her eyes were full of sorrow and rage. The janitor ran out of the theater as fast as he could, never to return.

Once upon a time, in an old, abandoned asylum. A young journalist named Lucy decided to do a story on it. As she walked through the dark corridors, she heard strange whispers. Suddenly, a cold hand grabbed her ankle. She screamed but no one could hear her. The hand dragged her into a pitch - black room. That was the last anyone ever saw of her.

Another one is a story set in an old asylum. The place has a long history of cruel experiments. Now, it's abandoned but still haunted. Visitors often report hearing screams and seeing the apparitions of former patients. The hallways are filled with a thick, suffocating darkness, and there are cold spots everywhere. It's like the place is still filled with the pain and suffering of the past.

Sure. 'The Woman in Black' by Susan Hill is a great start. It has a creepy atmosphere and a simple yet effective plot about a vengeful ghost. It's not overly complex, which makes it accessible for those new to horror novels.

The Mirror. In an old, abandoned mansion, there was a large, ornate mirror. It was said that if you stared into it long enough, you would see things that were not of this world. A curious explorer entered the mansion one day. He found the mirror and couldn't resist looking into it. At first, he saw his own reflection, but then the image started to distort. His face became pale and gaunt, and his eyes turned black. He saw figures moving behind him in the mirror, but when he turned around, there was nothing there. The figures in the mirror got closer and closer to him, reaching out with long, bony fingers. He tried to break the mirror, but it was unbreakable. In the end, he was pulled into the mirror, and his screams could be heard echoing through the empty mansion for days.

Oh, it sure is! American Horror Story is known for its creepy plots and jump scares that can keep you on the edge of your seat.