Lights Camera Disaster Novels & Stories

Unfortunately for the cameramen, they didn’t seem to believe in his stories so it was no surprise what happened next: Their portable lights and spotlights suddenly ran out of power. So we stopped in the middle of the dark room with our flashlights on because the cameramen had to go outside to get batteries from their van. It really got dark when the spotlight for their cameras was out. Lav looked towards the outside of the room, “There seems to be something moving over there.” I checked the place where she was staring at. A figure in white was peeking at us from a faraway window…

The accident happened. There could have been some errors, when they had to reset the lightings for the stage, and so a screw from the light-lamp hung up high was loosen. When they moved around, the gravity had taken a troll onto the heavy lamp. The metal frame drops up, suddenly and one of the staff had seen it drop suddenly. The lady screamed.

She quickly brought it out and set the camera in their direction. “I have your Goddamn guardian at the back of my palm June. I know every move you take… Cathrina was still ranting when Sylvia positioned the camera. The flashlight was on so when she clicked on the video recording button, the flashlight cast on Cathrina and June. They quickly turned toward her. Sylvia was about to take to her heels when a loud explosion came on. After that, what seemed like an earthquake followed, causing everyone to lose their balance. In a flash, gunshots were being fired sporadically.

"That's because they have a good PR machine. Rumour has it Iris' death was an accident, a terrible case of wrong place, wrong time and the hit was really meant for Austin. Another rival casino group. Anyway, they were supposed to travel together to some wedding cake tasting—or was it a final dress fitting? I can't remember now. But at the very last minute, Austin decided he'd meet Iris there, and she took his car and driver. While waiting for a traffic light to turn green, two bikers dressed in all black pulled up on both sides of the car and sprayed it with bullets. It was like the stuff movies are made of. The whole thing was over in under thirty seconds, and the bikers vanished like they

Could it be from— Jack, recognizing something wrong immediately looks up, and his worry was confirmed. It was from the lighting decoration above them! And they… were swinging dangerously above him. “Look out!!!” Jack screamed, holding the still hazy Brianna close to his chest as he rushed and… BRUKK!!! . BRUKK!!! The whole crowd was screaming as soon as the lamp fell, everyone was clueless with it, and started to panic that the lamp that hung beneath the altar fell! “Quick! Get to the river over there and get some water!!! The small fire from the lamp began to burn the altar!!!” one of them said, which soon was followed by others who immediately stood up and brought a bucket that they got fr

Through the haze of light, I saw him stumbling backward, arm raised to shield his face, features contorted in terror. The light pushed against him like a physical force, sending him sprawling against the opposite wall. Picture frames crashed to the floor. The overhead light fixture exploded in a shower of glass and sparks. I couldn't stop it. The light surged from me in waves, each pulse draining something vital from my core. My knees buckled. The hallway tilted. Darkness rushed in from the edges of my vision, and I welcomed it, desperate for the light to stop. --- I woke on my apartment floor, surrounded by shattered glass and the acrid smell of burned carpet. My limbs felt leaden, my mouth

The darkness lasted only a few seconds. Then the emergency lighting of the stairwell jumped and threw light through the Window. Nobody spoke. Mara still held the photo in his hand. The eye was never alone. The words burned in their head. Jonas went to the window. The whole street was dark. Not just her apartment. The whole block of houses. Lights. Shop window. Street lights. All out. ‘Power failure’ Eva slowly shook his head. “Not this time.”

Richard remained perfectly calm. “You should listen to him.” Ethan’s eyes narrowed dangerously. “You’re not leaving here.” Richard smiled almost kindly. “That’s optimistic.” Then suddenly the lights flickered out completely. Darkness swallowed the chamber. Aria heard movement instantly. Fast movement. “Damn it!” Daniel shouted. Flashlights swung wildly through smoke and shadows. A loud metallic crash echoed nearby. Then a gunshot exploded through the darkness. Aria flinched violently. Someone cursed. Another crash thundered overhead as part of the ceiling collapsed near the staircase entrance.

Six thousand lumens of ultra-white LED light exploded from the roof of the Suburban. The night didn't just end; it vanished. The world became a blinding, painful sheet of white. Miller screamed, dropping the shotgun as the light seared his retinas at point-blank range. The two men at the trucks scrambled, shielding their eyes, their shadows stretched long and distorted against the snow. "Go!" I yelled. Enzo didn't need the prompt. He slammed the Suburban into gear and floored the accelerator. The heavy V8 engine roared, a guttural, mechanical scream that drowned out the wind.

'They didn't know nothing' she thought A tension ensued as they waited for the guy's confirmation before . "it's a virus! It's taken my data base down!!" ...and in that moment, came a chaos! A spark, and the car headlamp lights went off. In the darkness... Gunshots !!! Kabomm! Kaboom!! Kaboom!! Kiriririiririr!! Then a sniper! Smeew! Smeewt!!! Smeew!! Smeeww!!!! And the headlamp lights came back on, but had turned dim red with blood!