Share some details about the '7 true scary stories'.

In one of the true scary stories, a construction worker was working on an old building renovation. He found a hidden room. Inside the room, there was a chair and a table, and on the table was a diary. As he started reading the diary, he realized it was written by someone who had been trapped in that room years ago and died. He felt a sense of unease and quickly left the room. Another story is about a farmer. He had a field where strange crop circles would appear overnight. One night, he decided to stay in the field to see what was happening. He saw a bright light in the sky and then some strange, small figures moving around his crops. He was so scared that he ran back to his house. The last story is about a taxi driver. He picked up a passenger late at night. The passenger was very quiet and gave an address to an abandoned house. When they arrived, the passenger just disappeared. The driver was really spooked and never wanted to drive past that house again.

Sure. The story of the Enfield Poltergeist is quite terrifying. In a normal London home, furniture would move on its own, children were levitated, and strange knocking sounds were heard constantly. It was investigated by many, and the events that unfolded were truly spooky. Another one is the case of the Ratcliffe Highway murders. In 1811, two families were brutally slaughtered in their homes. The killer seemed to have no remorse, and the murders were extremely violent. It created a huge panic in the area.

In one story, a driver was on a long highway journey at night. He noticed that his speedometer was acting erratically. Then, he saw a pair of headlights approaching at a high speed from behind. But when the vehicle got close, it vanished. It was really spooky. Another story involves a person driving on a rural highway. He saw what looked like a large animal in the middle of the road. But as he got closer, it morphed into a human - like figure and disappeared. The last story is about a woman driving alone. She heard strange voices in her car as if someone was whispering in her ear. She tried to turn up the radio to drown it out, but it didn't work.

Sure. Let's start with the first story about the wild dogs. We were deep in the forest, far from any civilization. When we first heard the howling, it sent shivers down our spines. We made a fire as big as we could, hoping it would keep the dogs away. As the howling got closer, we grabbed whatever we could use as a weapon, like sticks and pans. Fortunately, they didn't come too close, but the fear of being attacked was real.

The '7 scary stories' could cover a wide range of horrors. It could include stories of vampires that drain the life out of their victims under the cover of night. There might be a story about a witch who casts dark spells on an unsuspecting village. Also, a story of a possessed doll that moves on its own and terrifies those around it.

Sorry, without knowing the specific '5 true scary stories', I can't share details. But usually, true scary stories might have details like a sense of dread building up gradually. Maybe there's a character who feels like they're being watched constantly but can't see anyone.

Sure. In one story, there might be a case where a man was driving on a lonely road at night and suddenly saw a figure in the middle of the road. When he stopped, the figure disappeared. Another could be about a school that was said to be haunted. Students would see a girl in an old - fashioned dress walking the halls at night.

Sure. One of the stories could be about a house where the previous owner died mysteriously. The new owners started experiencing cold spots all over the house. They also heard the sound of the previous owner's voice. Another story might be about a person who visited an abandoned asylum. They saw a patient's room with scratches on the walls as if someone was trying to escape. In the third story, a hiker in the mountains got lost and while trying to find his way, he saw a strange figure that seemed to be leading him in circles. The fourth story could be about a family heirloom that was cursed. Whenever it was displayed, bad things happened in the family. And the fifth story could be about a graveyard where people saw a white figure at night that would disappear when they got closer.

Sure. One story could be about a spooky forest. There were reports of people getting lost in it even though it was not a very large forest. They said they heard whispers and saw shadowy figures moving between the trees.

One story could be about a haunted circus. There was a clown named Pennywise. He had a sinister grin and long, sharp teeth. He would lure children with the promise of cotton candy and then disappear into the shadows with them. Another story might be of a clown that was locked in an asylum for the criminally insane. But he somehow escaped and now haunts the nearby town, especially targeting the local school.