Horror > Suspense

A Horror story written by an 11 year old girl - Fun and captivating!

After the oldest sibling Gretchen had graduated from high school, she was on her way home, accompanied by her two younger sisters Lucille & Ophelia. The vehicle she had been driving was involved in an accident, rendering the vehicle inoperable. The girls decide to walk the remaining two miles to home, when tragedy struck, and they were hit by an oncoming car and killed instantly. Their bodies were never found at the scene. Now the souls of the three sisters wander the Hollow's Curve Road hitchhiking and picking up suspected victims and ultimately killing them. In order for the townspeople of Hollow's Curve to be free from this plague, they must go back to the beginning from which it began.

They say family is everything… But is that so here? The story between two teenagers that turns into a horror story. The young teens grow up, and find each other again. As they continue their lives and create a family, they are separated and the horror begins once again. And it ends with the child. Read to find out what happened between the couple and what happened in the short life of their child.

A sleepy city gets some help when a group of psychiatrists come to their city and acquire an old broken down landmark and transform it into a school for troubled young men. The city begins to prosper and the things seem to be looking up dispite a pesky little murder that the city detectives try to figure out.

Marianne Marshall is the facilities manager for an expansive high-rise building in downtown Chicago. Working late one night, she discovers all of the exits locked and the security system disabled. And she is not alone. A maniacal killer prowls the offices and corridors of the high-tech 67-story building. So begins a deadly game of cat and mouse as Marianne must fight for her life and elude a psychopath with nothing to lose. From a screenplay written by Fred Walton & Steve Feke ("When a Stranger Calls"), "Trapped" was a made-for-television film that premiered on the USA network in 1989. Produced by MCA Entertainment Television (now Universal Television), the author owns no rights ...