What's Your Favorite Scary Movie Novels & Stories

I asked with a high-pitched voice seeing the trailer of the particular movie Brake wants us to see. “Yes…” he nodded as he bought the popcorn and soft drinks. He was grinning maliciously looking at the movie, it’s never my thing to watch horror movies because they are scary and creepy but Brake said he prefers that, and I just nodded to him, creating the scene of a female clingy to their partner when the terror of the movie hit them, it wouldn’t be all bad if I jump on Brake all in the name of being scared even though I am not scared. ‘Such a pervert for a human,'

Amy Waltson nodded, "Oh." Max ignored her and went straight back to the room. After entering the house, Amy Waltson looked around and couldn't help but shudder. She trot to the bed and covered herself with the quilt. That's why she didn't watch horror movies when she was young. She is courageous enough to watch science fiction films, but never see ghost movies. Because she always feel that things in science fiction movies are impractical, but ghost stories seem to be very close to me. After all, the ancient myths have been read from childhood, and the sequelae are not covered.

I laughed, a light snort, at her sudden curiousity. "Okay." I shrugged, and thought through my list. I was a horror movie enthusiast, even though they absolutely haunted me for days after. I couldn't watch any of them alone, especially not in the evening. "Poltergeist." I said after a minute. "But not the new version, I'm a sucker for 80's movies." I admitted.

So I decided to break the silence, “what kind of movies do you like?” “Hm?” “What kind of movie do you watch?” “Ah” she blushed, turning red. “I…I like all genres”. “Nah… there will be a type of genre you like the most” “I don't… know” she shifts uncomfortably, “Horror…slasher like Scream”. I frowned my brows, “why do I feel like you are lying?” “What no ?... Am not”. She looked a little scared as if she was caught stealing something.

"So first I had to tell you, I would line up the movies in the morning and in the evening, now tell me which movie will you watch?" "Which one do you see?” Walking with her, he came out of the kitchen. "I only watch romantic movies." "Then I'll see the one that will be your favorite." She asked. “OK, then I have only one favorite." "Which?" Sitting on the sofa, Ayla asked. "Fifty Shades of Dark." "Is this scary movie?” She asked innocently. "Not scary. Yes, very good and special. Married men get a lot of knowledge." "Okay, please try this movie."

Amanda just sat there laughing so hard she almost dropped a tear. “A friend of mine once dared I and my roommates to watch a scary movie titled light-out at night with him. And guess what? All along, I thought he had the mind to sleep after seeing the movie but he was more frightened than any of us and since then, it took us time before we could sleep without our light on.” Nelson said eating his food “trust me from that moment, I promised never to watch any scary movie again unless it’s a vampire or ware-wolf movie.” “Why only vampire and ware-wolf movies?” Amanda asked curiously.

I didn't continue what I was going to say because they might be offended. "This is The Conjuring!" I added "Ugly." "Annabelle." "I don't want to." "Truth or Dare." "Don't." I just sighed. Just say that he is afraid of horror movies, I know that, there are many more excuses. "Ah, this is 'The Ring' my favorite." I said that would excite me. "Don't--" "I'm not asking your opinion." I said with a raised eyebrow. This is the feeling! I heard Dave laugh softly.

Please! "Luuukkk!" I yelled out once more even if I feel so nervous. I brought a flashlight, but it will just act as a beacon of target for monsters. The night was at least peaceful, but still, my heart felt like being tore due to the fear I was feeling. This move I take is not safe. I know. Oh my Ghad! I'm not scared of werewolves and vampires. What I'm scared of the most are the ghosts! Yeah you hear me. The creepy things I often see in horror movies. Please, not me!

I’m not a big fan of horror, but at least he’s talking to me. Me:What are your favorites, apart from Alien? Tim:Oh, The Exorcist, The Shining, Saw, that kind of thing. You? Eesh. Me:I enjoyed The Thing. Tim:Yeah that was okay. Me:You gotta be fuckin’ kidding me! Tim:LOL why? Argh… Me:No, it’s a quote from the movie. Tim:Oh right, LOL. Me:Sorry. I feel like an idiot now. Tim:No, it’s cool. You sound fun.

Taranis said as we stepped out of the car, “next time, we’re choosing the movie. Something with no ghosts, no jump scares. Something calm.” I laughed. “Like a documentary on paint drying?” “Exactly,” he said, looping his arm through mine. I glanced up at Taranis, his eyes shining in the dim parking lot light, and realized that some of the scariest moments made the best memories—especially when shared with him.