24 stories
Roller Rink Massacre
The year is 1986. Strobelite Skate is about to reopen its doors several years after a terrible tragedy closed its doors in the late 1970s, and is the most popular hangout spot in the small town of Delta Springs. Veronica “Ronnie” Gilbert is the newest employee, hoping to save up enough money and move away from her troubled home life, while also contending with her crush on her former best friend and popular girl Melissa Brady, who is a regular at the rink alongside her group of snobby friends. But, just when all seems to be going well, disaster strikes and guests at the rink begin to either disappear or turn up dead.
Killer Frequency
Killer Frequency is a first-person horror puzzle game set in 1987, that puts you in the role of a late-night radio talk show host in small town America whose callers are being stalked by a mysterious killer.
Door to Door
In Sarah’s opinion, her life has been one big misfortune after another. Coming from a troubled past, she’s been trying her hardest to do better and to provide for her young daughter, which would be easier said than done if her work hours hadn’t been cut down. With bills piling up and her ex threatening to sue for custody, she doesn’t hesitate to accept a temporary position for a door-to-door gig selling makeup and other beauty products, which sounds simple enough on paper, and hey, at the end of the day, its extra money in her pocket. She’s able to settle into the job with ease, about to call it a day when she discovers that there’s a house on the map she hasn’t been to yet, and decides to give it a shot. Knocking at the door introduces her to Christopher Monroe, who graciously invites her inside, only for her to shortly find that all is not as it seems in this outwardly lovely home, nor are they well with Christopher himself. It isn’t that he’s not buying...on the contrary, he’s very interested. Not in the product, but in Sarah herself...and he’s already decided he wants her visit to be a permanent stay.
The Phantom of the Opera (1956)
The story of a young chorus girl, Christine - a young talented singer who, with the right training, could become world famous. While rehearsing at the Opera Populaire, where weird and unexplainable things happen, she captures the attention and the heart of The Phantom, or as the Opera Populaire call him...The Opera Ghost. But he is no ghost - he is a disfigured musical genius who has hidden away for years to avoid the cruel stares of strangers. With the Phantoms help, Christine becomes the venue's leading lady, but tragedy awaits as the young soprano has fallen for the charms of handsome noble Viscount Raoul De Chagny, not realizing her Angel of Music is deeply in love with her. Insane with jealousy and unable to see the object of his affection, and ultimately is obsession, in the arms of another man, The Phantom kidnaps Christine - unaware of the lengths Raoul is prepared to go to get her back.
Overnight Shift
Ever since the tragic car accident that took the life of her boyfriend, Taylor has been desperately trying to get her life back on track -- which hasn’t been easy, as she’s been juggling both her trauma and guilt over the situation. She figures starting a new job is as good a step as any towards recovery, and applies to work an overnight front desk at a roadside motel just a ways out of town. Despite her ongoing trauma and anxiety, she is determined to settle in and make the most of her new situation…even if it means dealing with creepy phone calls, not to mention the varying array of customers, or the possibility that she’s being stalked…
Sleep No More: A Nightmare on Elm Street Tale
Charlie Phillips harbors a troubled past, to say the least. After losing her parents to a tragic house fire, she moves to Springwood to live with her godparents, Dave and Grace -- although settling in proves to be easier said than done. Sure, some of the kids at school seem welcoming enough and while Dave and Grace are trying to be accommodating, there's also the issue of reoccurring nightmares, involving her parents and the night of the fire...or at least that's all they've been, until now. Now, an uninvited guest in a fedora and striped sweater has begun paying young Charlie (and her friends) unwanted nightly visits, but despite the growing body count, no one else in town seems to want to acknowledge what's really happening...all except for one. Her therapist, Dr. Alice Johnson.
The Texas Chainsaw Legacy
Forty-five years have passed since the original chainsaw massacres. Despite various eyewitness accounts of other attacks over time, the case has since gone cold and over time, has faded into general obscurity -- thus making it the perfect subject to an eager group of aspiring filmmakers, who decide to cover it as their thesis film about unsolved crimes. Their search for eyewitnesses to interview leads them to the doorstep of Jessie Hardesty, granddaughter of the massacre's sole survivor, Sally Hardesty. When the two reveal their intention to travel back to the original farmhouse in which many of the crimes occurred, Jessie is adamant in going along, intent on seeing the place for herself in the hopes of gaining some sort of closure for her family. What she -- and the others -- find waiting instead, is an aged and enraged Leatherface, alongside what remains of the twisted Sawyer clan. Who will survive this encounter, and what will be left of them?
I’m Not the Killer
Pineford Falls is a quiet town. Peaceful. Quaint. Or at least it was, until the night young Molly Norris was brutally attacked and killed in the safety of her own home. Police are quick to dismiss the case as a home invasion gone wrong, until another murder occurs in the next house over, and the next -- a pattern suspiciously similar to that of the infamous “Pineford Falls Slasher”, Tobias Harper…except he can’t be a suspect, because he was supposedly gunned down by police ten years prior. Now, it's his son Elliott who begins to fall under suspicion. He does seem the textbook killer type; he’s quiet, spends a lot of time alone, doesn’t have many friends, and not to mention harbors a troubled relationship with his mother. Fellow classmate and Deputy Sheriff’s daughter Hannah Cortez is the only person who believes in his innocence, but as her friends start to be picked off one by one and evidence starts to mount, is her faith in her new friend misplaced? Elliott himself doesn’t want to think so, but at the same time, there’s also that whole “suffering from blackouts” and “hallucinating his dead father” thing going on…
Kindred: Recrudescence 2
Two weeks before the events of Recrudescence, Tommy Jarvis is looking forward to the return of his daughter Sam, who’s coming home from college for summer break. He, at last, feels a sense of peace in his life and wants to consider himself moved on from any and all things Jason-related -- of course, this is easier said than done when nosy podcasters and townsfolk keep pelting him with unneeded and unwanted questions...not to mention that a local ghost tour has just inadvertently summoned Jason back from his watery grave. Now, any family plans must be put on hold as Tommy once again prepares to go face to face with his greatest enemy. Only this time, he’s not alone.
Friday the 13th: Recrudescence
It’s a common known fact in Crystal Lake that when someone goes missing, they stay missing and are never ever seen again. This being the apparent case does little to deter young Tess Hartley, who has arrived in town in search of her missing brother. After finding next to no help from the stony Sheriff Cunningham, she’s assisted by new deputy Dan Pierce. Their search for answers leads to the discovery of one Jason Voorhees, and when the fearsome sheriff still refuses to provide any help, Tess and Dan are forced to turn to the one person they never thought to ask. The one person who knows how to defeat Jason: Tommy Jarvis.
Halloween: Reprisal
Halloween night. 1988. Jamie Lloyd’s life was altered forever after nearly being killed by her infamous Uncle Michael, then again the following year when he once again tried and failed to end her life. Fast forward several years and Jamie has been struggling to maintain a sense of normalcy in her adult life. Despite the knowledge that her “Uncle Boogeyman” has been behind bars all this time, she continues to live in fear and for most of her life, has been in and out of mental hospitals and rehab. Now at a more stable point, she hopes to finally get things together with her life -- namely repairing her relationship with her estranged son, Steven. Meanwhile, Cecelia Loomis, daughter of Dr. Sam Loomis, has finally achieved her father’s lifelong goal of obtaining a death penalty for Myers, so that the families of his victims will, at last, have peace. Naturally, news of his impending execution reaches Jamie, who, despite warnings from friends and family, insists on being present for the event. Of course, no one is counting on things to go as terribly wrong as they do, and now the Shape is once again free to kill.
Lineage: A Friday the 13th Tale
Before Jason, there was Pamela, the one who started it all. But before she was Mrs. Voorhees, the mastermind behind the 1980 Crystal Lake killings, she was simply Pamela Blanton, a young waitress trapped in an abusive marriage. Her life is a fairly repetitive and dull one, that is until one of her many late-night shifts at the diner leads her to meet the mysteriously quiet Elias Voorhees.
Foundling
What started out as a normal day in the park ended in every parent’s worst nightmare, as a momentary distraction causes Jenna Easton to lose sight of her young daughter, Melanie. Hours of searching turned into days, day turned into weeks, weeks into years, and during this passage of time there was no sign of the girl, no clues as to her whereabouts or who might’ve taken her. Its only ten years later, when Melanie has officially been declared dead in absentia, that a group of hunters stumble across the now sixteen-year-old in a seemingly abandoned hut. A previously grieving Jenna is overcome with joy and graciously welcomes her daughter back home, where she now resides with her husband Seth and their three other children. Although the family does their best to help Melanie settle in, she struggles greatly, often lashing out in violent outbursts and suffering sleepless nights due to repeated nightmares. To make matters worse, at the same time of Melanie’s being found, the town has been plagued with a series of what seem to be wild animal attacks. These attacks, plus Melanie’s apparent inability to readjust, begin to make Jenna question everything – and she can’t help but wonder, has her daughter changed in more ways than one since she’s been gone? Or is there something – or someone – more sinister responsible for what’s going on?
Such Wicked Things
Deputy Sarah Allen is eager to welcome her younger sister Ava's return to their small town of Iris Lake, after the latter's year long roadtrip across the country results in a breakup with her boyfriend. As Ava settles in and makes plans to begin a teaching job at a local music school, Sarah and the rest of the sheriff's department are thrown into an incident involving the sudden discovery of a missing young woman's dead body on the railroad tracks. While this occurs, Ava strikes up a romance with a charming and handsome newcomer to town, Emrys Price. And given how fresh her sister's breakup is, Sarah naturally expresses concern. She wants to believe Emrys is a good guy, so far he's never given her any reason not to think so--he's polite, thoughtful, and seems to have Ava's best interests at heart--everything her former boyfriend hadn't been or done...but she still can't help but feel that there is something incredibly off putting about his behavior. And as she begins to dig deeper into the investigation regarding not only the missing local girl--but the startling disappearances of more girls from neighboring towns--frightening connections are made, and Sarah begins to greatly fear that her sister's life may be in danger.
Of Unsound Mind
When a nervous breakdown abruptly ends her Fall semester and damages her laptop beyond repair, Ally Dennis travels to the town of Vaughnsville, Minnesota to spend time with her estranged father, Paul, who runs a small honey bee farm in the countryside. For the first couple of days, things are about as well they can be, complete with helping on the farm and playing with her father's new dog, but she continues to stress over her need of a new laptop and eventually takes Paul's advice to search an online marketplace for a used one. As luck would have it, a student in town is selling his old laptop for a great price and Ally agrees to meet with him to pick it up. She's startled when a news broadcast the next day reports said-student as having been found dead, a masquerade mask covering his face. The police announce it as the work of the elusive Masquerade Killer, dismissing it as another one of his randomly targeted homicides... however, the combination of both a persisting worry and several frightening incidents makes Ally begin to think otherwise...
The House on Mulberry Road
Dylan can't say she doesn't know how to live outside of routine; in fact it's what has filled the primarily filled the past four years of her life, and it's such a simple one too. Get up, jog, eat breakfast go to work. Come home, make dinner, make sure Mom has her meds. Go out for drinks with Cameron if she has the time. Such a simple routine, so easy to follow. Too bad it gets broken when she comes home from work one day to find her mother dead at the foot of the stairs. Having spent so long taking care of her, Dylan isn't quite sure what to do with her life anymore; she doesn't have enough money to go back to school, and her boss has just told her they're probably going to be letting her go from work. She ends up coming across an ad online for a housesitter, and, having nothing better to do, applies for the job. She's surprised when she gets a response back saying she has the job, and thus travels out to the remote countryside home to begin what she thinks will be an easy paycheck. However, the odd things that start happening around the house make her begin to think otherwise...
Wonderworld
If you asked Britt Wheeler to tell you five things she hated, theme parks would be at the top of her list. She wouldn't tell you why should you ask, all she knows is that she hates them and that's that. Which is why she's more than dismayed when she and her group of amateur filmmakers select the long-abandoned theme park, Wonderworld, as the next topic in their documentary about obscure haunted locations. Word from an old local informs the kids that the place is haunted by the ghost of a teenage girl who was killed there long ago, alongside the ghosts of the former owners, who ended up being killed a few years later. Upon arriving, the group discovers that there is indeed some kind of activity going on... just not anything paranormal. Instead, a deranged serial killer has taken residency within the park's lower storage areas and is now very much intent on not letting his uninvited guests make it out in one piece.
Rose Madder
Rosie Daniels leaves her husband, Norman, after fourteen years in an abusive marriage. She is determined to lose herself in a place where he won’t find her; she’ll worry about all the rest later. Alone in a strange city, she begins to make a new life, and good things finally start to happen. Meeting Bill is one; and getting an apartment is another. Still, it’s hard for Rosie not to keep looking over her shoulder, and with good reason; Norman is a cop, with the instincts of a predator. He’s very good at finding people, even if he is losing his mind. Fixed on revenge, Norman Daniels becomes a force of relentless terror and savageness, a man almost mythic in his monstrosity. For Rosie to survive, she must enter her own myth and become a woman she never knew she could be: Rose Madder.
Halloween: Nightdance
Michael Myers returns! On October 31st 2000, evil descends on the small town of Russellville, Illinois. A young girl named Lisa Thomas discovers that a secret from her past has come back to haunt her, and he's leaving a trail of bodies in his wake!
A Coveted Desire
At one point in her life, Jamie Owens once contemplated the idea of leaving her dysfunctional family behind as soon as she finished high school. But those plans were changed when her mother left, and her father's health took a turn for the worse. Now young Jamie is the sole provider for her family, forgoing her college dreams to work at a local burger joint downtown, while also trying to take care of her little brother and sister, Nolan and Avery. Avery, whose birthday is coming up, requests a new, top-of-the-line doll from the "Baby Bessie" toy line as a gift. Determined to not let her little sister down, Jamie works double time at her job to save up enough money for the present but is disheartened when she arrives at the toy store to find them all sold out. But, as luck would have it, she discovers a discarded Baby Bessie doll on the street while on her way home and decides to take it for her sister. At her birthday party, Avery is overjoyed when she finds the gift, and for a moment it seems all is well in the world. That is, until the party is interrupted by a knock at the door, and a strange man who claims to be their uncle appears. He introduces himself as Tristan Miller and states that he's their mother's brother, and that he's been away for a few years. However, Jamie begins to suspect otherwise as their guest's behavior becomes increasingly concerning. Just why does he seem so interested in Avery's doll?
