Throw up horror stories: Where can I find some spine - chilling ones?

There's a story about an old, haunted house in Vietnam. A family moved in, not knowing its history. Strange things started to happen. Doors would open and close by themselves, and cold spots were felt all over the house. The family later found out that a tragic murder had occurred there years ago, and the spirit of the victim was still lingering, causing all the spooky happenings.

One true horror desert story is about a group of hikers who got lost in the desert. They ran out of water and started seeing mirages that drove them to madness. One by one, they succumbed to the harsh conditions. It was a tragic end.

One spine - chilling horror story is 'The Tell - Tale Heart' by Edgar Allan Poe. It's about a man who is driven mad by the old man's vulture - like eye and ends up murdering him. He then hears the heart still beating under the floorboards. Another is 'The Yellow Wallpaper' which shows a woman's descent into madness as she becomes obsessed with the wallpaper in her room. And 'The Monkey's Paw' where a family makes wishes on a cursed paw with terrifying consequences.

One of the horror stories could be about a cast member seeing strange apparitions in an old, abandoned part of the Disney park after hours. Maybe it's the ghost of an old animator who used to work there.

Stephen King also has some excellent short horror stories. For example, 'Children of the Corn'. It takes place in a small town where the children have been indoctrinated by a strange cult, and they start to kill the adults. The sense of isolation and the unknown nature of the cult make it really spine - chilling.

Another is 'Rec'. This story is presented in a found - footage style. A news reporter and her cameraman are following the local fire department on a routine call to an apartment building. Once inside, they discover that the building has been quarantined due to a strange virus that turns people into violent, rabid - like creatures. The claustrophobic setting of the apartment building corridors and the constant sense of danger make it a truly spine - chilling story.

There are stories of cursed shows. For instance, a show that had a series of misfortunes during its production, like actors getting injured one after another. Maybe it was due to the elaborate set design that was jinxed, or some old superstition related to the theater building itself.

A really spooky XT5 horror story involves a driver who was in the car during a thunderstorm. Lightning struck near the car, and after that, the car's interior lights started flashing in a pattern that seemed to be Morse code. But when translated, it made no sense. The car also smelled like something was burning, and the driver was terrified throughout the ordeal. The whole experience made them never want to drive their XT5 in a storm again.

The story of the Queen Mary ship is also terrifying. There have been numerous reports of ghosts on the ship. People claim to see the apparitions of sailors who died on board. Cold spots and unexplained noises are common occurrences. It's as if the ship still holds the spirits of those who once served on it.

There are tales of a phantom hiker in the Arizona deserts. People claim to have seen a figure walking in the distance during the hottest parts of the day when no one in their right mind would be out there. It's thought to be the spirit of a lost traveler who perished in the heat.