Are there any particularly famous 'Star Trek' behind - the - scenes horror stories?

Well, there were some issues with the sets. Sometimes they were not as safe as they should have been. There were reports of minor accidents on set. Also, the tight schedules meant that actors had very little time to rehearse. This led to some less - than - perfect performances that they were not entirely happy with. Another aspect was the costume problems. Some of the costumes were uncomfortable and made it difficult for the actors to move around freely.

One horror story was the long working hours. The cast and crew often had to work extremely long days. For example, during some location shoots, they'd start before dawn and not finish until well into the night. This led to a lot of exhaustion among the actors and technicians.

Well, some actors faced difficulties with their makeup. The complex alien makeups could take hours to apply and remove. It was not only time - consuming but also irritating to the skin. For example, an actor playing a lizard - like alien once had an allergic reaction to the makeup glue.

I'm not sure if there are extremely 'famous' ones in the mainstream sense. But there could be some well - known fan - created 'Star Trek Furry Stories' within the Star Trek and furry sub - cultures. These might be shared widely among those who are interested in both areas.

Sure. There was a story about a prank on set. One of the actors hid a funny prop in a very visible but unexpected place just before a serious scene was about to be filmed. It took the other actors by surprise and they had a hard time keeping a straight face.

There are stories where a 'dreadnought' is at the center of a diplomatic crisis. For instance, a newly discovered 'dreadnought' with advanced technology is claimed by multiple species. This leads to tense negotiations and, in some cases, skirmishes as each side tries to assert their right to the ship. The novels explore how the different Star Trek races interact in such a situation, with the 'dreadnought' as the focal point.

Since I don't have detailed knowledge of 'Seoul Horror Story', it's hard to say for sure. However, if it's set in Seoul, a potentially memorable scene could be in one of the city's cemeteries at night. The tombstones and the quiet atmosphere could be used to create a really spooky scene, with the protagonist being chased by an unknown entity.

Yes. In this horror book series, there are often sudden appearances of menacing figures in the dark, like the babysitter turning into a demonic form unexpectedly, which is really terrifying.

One of the notable 'Star Trek horror novels' is 'Dark Victory'. It delves into the darker side of the Star Trek universe. There are horrifying alien species that the crew has to deal with, and the novel does a great job of building suspense. The descriptions of the aliens and the situations they create are quite spine - chilling.

Sure. During the filming of 'The Mummy', there were reports of strange noises on set. The actors sometimes felt a sense of unease as if they were being watched. It was as if the mummy itself was lurking around, even though it was just a movie prop. This added to the overall spooky atmosphere during filming.