Is 'The Little Girl in the Window: A True Ghost Story' really based on a true event?

Yes, it is. The true story behind 'Girl in the Basement' is deeply disturbing. A girl was trapped in a basement for a long time. Lifetime decided to turn this story into a movie to raise awareness about such heinous crimes and also to show the resilience of the victim who managed to survive and eventually get justice.

No. Pinocchio is a fictional character from a fairy tale. While the story may contain some moral lessons that can be related to real - life situations, it is not a true story in the sense of being based on actual historical events.

Yes, some versions of the Boogeyman story are said to be based on real - life fears and superstitions. In many cultures, there are tales of a lurking, menacing figure that preys on children or the vulnerable. However, it's also highly exaggerated and has been fictionalized over time.

No. 'Coraline' is a work of fiction. It was written by Neil Gaiman. Although it has a very vivid and detailed story that might make some people wonder if it's real, it's all made up by the author's creative mind.

In a sense, it's not a completely true story. The movie 'Apollo 18 A True Story' uses the concept of the Apollo 18 mission which was cancelled in real life. It tries to make it seem real by using a found - footage style which gives an impression of authenticity. But when you look at the facts, NASA didn't conduct an Apollo 18 mission like the one shown in the movie. So it's more of a fictional story inspired by the Apollo program rather than a truly accurate account of a real event.

Yes. There are some stories about the boogeywoman that are said to be based on real - life experiences. For example, in some old folklore, the idea of a boogeywoman was used to scare children into good behavior. These stories might have originated from real people or events that got distorted over time.

There's no evidence to suggest that it is based on a true event. Ghost stories often draw from our fears and superstitions. The '2012 ghost story' was probably created to tell a spooky tale. Maybe it was inspired by the general sense of unease that surrounded the year 2012 due to the various apocalyptic predictions, but it doesn't mean there was an actual ghost - related event at that time.

It's most likely not a true story. Such names are often employed in fictional literature or media to draw in readers/viewers and tell an imaginative tale.

In my opinion, it isn't true. Such stories often come from the author's imagination rather than real-life events.

I'm not entirely sure if 'ricky stanicky' is truly based on a true story. Just because it says so doesn't always mean it's 100% factual. It could be that the writer used a kernel of truth and then built a fictional narrative around it. For example, they might have started with a real - life anecdote about a person named Ricky or Stanicky and then elaborated with fictional elements like adding more characters, changing the setting, or creating a different plot arc to make it into a more complete and interesting story.