Horor story - 03/07/2023 00:15 EDT
Budget: $15 – $25 USD
Rufus and Carlos were looking for a frightening activity to complete their Halloween weekend. It needed to be thrilling – they had already run through a cemetery and crept into an old mausoleum. That had been empty. The graveyard was eerie, and the shapes of the gravestones unnerving, but despite the macabre setting nothing scary had happened.
Walking down the road, the pair of boys saw a large house on a hill. It was a bizarre shape, barely illuminated in the moonlight and partly hidden by mist.
“We’re going there,” Rufus announced. Carlos was unsure; the house alone was a frightening sight. There could be all types of monsters in there. He had to be brave, though. They walked up the long driveway.
The house was unlit, but had a single pumpkin carved in the shape of a jack-o-lantern next to the door, with a single small candle in it. The porch was covered in cobwebs, and there was a large box that looked like an old coffin sat next to the front door.
“These decorations are awful,” Rufus said.
Carlos did not think they were decorations. They were too creepy. Rufus was not afraid, though. He pushed on the door. With a creek, it opened. Rufus laughed, and walked into the house. Trembling, Carlos followed.
The main entrance was dark and smelt horrible. It was a rotten smell, which made both boys cringe. Rufus said “Smells disgusting! There could be anything in here, zombies, unwashed trolls, what do you think?”
Walking down the road, the pair of boys saw a large house on a hill. It was a bizarre shape, barely illuminated in the moonlight and partly hidden by mist.
“We’re going there,” Rufus announced. Carlos was unsure; the house alone was a frightening sight. There could be all types of monsters in there. He had to be brave, though. They walked up the long driveway.
The house was unlit, but had a single pumpkin carved in the shape of a jack-o-lantern next to the door, with a single small candle in it. The porch was covered in cobwebs, and there was a large box that looked like an old coffin sat next to the front door.
“These decorations are awful,” Rufus said.
Carlos did not think they were decorations. They were too creepy. Rufus was not afraid, though. He pushed on the door. With a creek, it opened. Rufus laughed, and walked into the house. Trembling, Carlos followed.
The main entrance was dark and smelt horrible. It was a rotten smell, which made both boys cringe. Rufus said “Smells disgusting! There could be anything in here, zombies, unwashed trolls, what do you think?”