Can you share more about true scary legend stories?

Sure. There's a story about a derelict asylum. It was a be busta true scary place. The walls were covered in peeling paint, and there were old, rusty medical equipment lying around. People who entered at night reported feeling a cold chill and hearing the screams of long - gone patients. It was as if the place was still haunted by the pain and suffering that had once occurred there.

The 'Tomino's Hell' is a very eerie story. It's a poem that is said to have a curse. Those who read it are supposed to be haunted by misfortune. The poem has a very dark and disturbing tone, and it's not just the words but also the associated superstition that makes it part of the scary Japanese urban legends.

There are reports of strange noises in supposedly haunted locations. These noises can range from whispers that seem to be right next to you to loud bangs that startle you. In a famous haunted asylum, patients and staff alike have reported hearing the screams of long - dead inmates at night, which is truly frightening.

Sure. There's a story of a woman who always dressed up as a witch on Halloween. One year, she put on her costume and went out. But that night, she felt like she was being watched. When she got home, she saw a pair of glowing eyes in the mirror behind her. She quickly turned around, but there was nothing there. Since then, she never dressed as a witch on Halloween again.

Sure. There was a college where students reported seeing a ghostly apparition in the theater. The apparition was of a former actress who had died on stage many years ago. People would see her in her old costume, wandering around the stage and the aisles. Some students who were rehearsing late at night said they could feel a cold breeze pass by them when she was near.

One scary legend story is the Bloody Mary. It is said that if you go into a dark bathroom, light some candles, and say 'Bloody Mary' three times while looking into the mirror, a ghostly figure will appear. Another is the Headless Horseman. In this legend, a horseman without a head rides through the night, chasing people. The third one is the La Llorona. It's about a weeping woman who lost her children and now haunts near rivers, mourning and sometimes dragging people into the water.

Sure. There was a hospice where the lights in the hallways would flicker constantly at a certain time of the night. It was as if there was some kind of electrical problem, but the electricians could never find anything wrong. Some people thought it might be a sign of something supernatural. Another story is about a patient's room where the temperature would drop suddenly for no reason. The patient would shiver and the nurses would bring extra blankets, but they couldn't figure out why it was happening.

Sure. A pg scary story could be about a doll. This doll has a cracked porcelain face and lifeless glass eyes. It was found in an attic of an old house. Every night, it seems to move on its own. The family who found it starts experiencing strange events. Doors open and close by themselves, and cold drafts sweep through the rooms. It gives the feeling that the doll has some sort of malevolent energy attached to it.

The Babadook. This is an urban legend that has also been made into a movie. It's about a strange, shadowy figure that haunts a family. The legend says that once you read a certain book about the Babadook, it will start to appear in your life, bringing with it a sense of dread and misfortune.

Sure. There was a couple who rented a beach house for a vacation. One night, they were awakened by a cold breeze. When they opened their eyes, they saw a figure standing at the foot of their bed. It was a hazy shape, but it seemed to be looking at them. They immediately turned on the lights, but the figure disappeared. They were so scared that they left the house the next morning.