There is a story from a military base. Soldiers on patrol saw a series of small, glowing UFOs flying in formation. They were ordered not to engage, but as the UFOs got closer, they could feel an intense heat. Some of the soldiers reported seeing strange symbols on the side of the UFOs. This incident was kept classified for a long time, adding to the mystery and terror of it.
One scary story is about a haunted house where strange noises and apparitions are constantly witnessed. Another is a tale of a cursed forest where people get lost and never return.
Yes, there are some. For instance, there might be a story where Teddy Ruxpin discovers a haunted place. He enters an old, dilapidated building that is filled with strange noises and apparitions. Just the thought of Teddy in such a spooky setting can send shivers down one's spine.
Well, for me, what makes a scary story really terrifying is when it plays on our deepest fears. Like the fear of death or the loss of a loved one. Stories that involve a loved one turning into something evil or being in danger are often very scary. And the atmosphere is crucial too. If the story can create a really creepy atmosphere, like a fog - filled graveyard at midnight, it'll be terrifying.
To write a scary story, think about what scares you the most and put that into your story. Build suspense by having quiet moments followed by sudden loud noises or movements. Make the ending unexpected but satisfying.
A scary story becomes truly terrifying when it plays on our deepest fears. Maybe it's the fear of the dark, of being alone, or of something unknown lurking. Good use of sound and description to set the mood helps a lot too.
A really spooky sleepwalking story involves an elderly man. He would sleepwalk to the cemetery near his house. His family didn't know at first. One day, they found him there, sitting beside an old grave, murmuring something they couldn't understand. It was so creepy. Another instance is of a person who sleepwalked into a neighbor's house. The neighbor was shocked to find this stranger in their living room in the middle of the night. Fortunately, the sleepwalker didn't cause any harm.