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Regardless of your taste in horror films, there's one that can shock you to the core. From Stephen King's classic novel, The Mist, to the disturbing adaptations of the most well-known classics, the genre offers something for anyone. From the grisly hobbling scenes to the sinister world of vampires, there's the perfect horror book for every person. Apart from horror films, Stephen King also wrote short stories, including the infamous "Tales From the Dark," which is a collection of terrifying stories.

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The Scary Stories movie is based on three books written by Jack London. The books are collections of stories and folklore. Similar to the films, the stories remain unsolved for the most part, as they tend to be cliffhangers. However, the most recent edition of the series' books comprises six stories from the original including the most gruesome of them all, "The Goblin Man" by Jeremy Piven, which is already a bestseller in its own all its own.

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The latest novel is set in NYC and the twelve-year-old Allison Parker moves into a brownstone following the death of her father. Despite the claim of the realtor that the building is free from evil spirits, the four friends quickly get caught up in the building's strange history. Despite the rather stilted dialogue the main plot is a real slug. The demon-filled climax is the best part of this novel and the plot is sure to keep you on the edge of your seat.

The first two Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark films are much similar to the original. Although it's not going to give fans the thrills that films had, it does have a an interesting and realistic story. The story revolves around a scarecrow who comes to life and murders and tortures its creators after which it stretches its bloody skin to dry during the day. Two sequels to the film have more to offer and are well an excellent idea to pick up a novel written by an avid horror fan.

The first two films are based on identical book: The highly acclaimed Psycho by Hitchcock and the infamous Nightmares in the works of Thomas Harris. Although this Ghost Story movie is a poor translation of the book although it's definitely worth a look. It features a multi-protagonist narrative that has been translated to the screen and the first two films don't disappoint. The 3rd film is a scary tribute to the original and the second is an excellent option for fans of horror.

The tale of Frankenstein has become a standard horror novel. It's a dark, Gothic castle and a monster hunter. It's a slow, slow-burning novel that includes a number of frightening scenes and iconic imagery. It is an essential part in the genre of horror. It is possible to read the novel or the film. Whatever you decide to do there is no reason to regret it! This classic film by Hitchcock is definitely worth the time.

The first novel in that genre known as horror "The Turn of the Screw," was written by Alvin Schwartz and Steven Spielberg. It was made into two films by the same author , and was the inspiration for the film's retelling. The book is a masterpiece in Gothic terror and is full of aspects of murder and possession. It's also an essential part of the movie series, Night of the Living Dead. It's a great read for those who love the genre.

People who are looking to read the horror genre will be delighted by this book, as it centers on the stories of ghosts and goblins. It also features a collection of student writing from the year nine English group at Calwell High School. Students explored the idea of cathartic writing with various exercises and they also movies expanded their Enneagram models to create fictional villains and heroes. The students also examined the process of creating stories that they applied to develop into a novel.

This story about four teenage girls is told by a journalist who is looking into their deaths. Because of this, he finds a videotape with a curse that makes you dead within seven days. While the American version has many similarities to the original one, the Japanese original is a solid classic of the horror genre. So, if you're looking for a good book to go through while watching the movie take it up now.