Well, Make sure you have a good setting, if you don't start off mysterious than it won't end very well. Some Horror stories start out calm and get mysterious. I am reading a horror story by R.L. Stine, When the author writes a story, he does a lot of rewriting and editing. Make sure you do that when you write a story.
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Any idea that is interesting to you will be a good idea! If you think that is scary, then certainly write the story -- you're the author, not us. You can make anything scary -- think about that movie about the haunted doll, or the one about the fog.
First of all, in order for it to be a horror movie it has to be scary, have really good actors that can act good, have a good plot and theme and just have a good, scary ending.
"Three Skeleton Key" is a horror short story, known for its suspenseful and chilling atmosphere. It combines elements of psychological horror and survival horror, as the characters face a deadly threat in an isolated setting.
Horror = paranormal 1 & 2 ... suspense but not that scary!
scary movie,scary movie 2,and the rest but it is really called scary movie
Horror movies scare you and suspense movies frighten you because that's what they're meant to do. If a horror movie doesn't scare people, then the director didn't do a very good job. Blood, gore, screaming, and axes are scary to most people in the context of a story about a crazed killer.
The title must come from your story, not the other way around! Write the story first, and then you can find the title yourself!
A good town to set a horror story could be one with a dark history, isolated location, or eerie atmosphere. Small, rural towns with a history of unexplained events or a secretive community can also provide a chilling backdrop for a horror story.
Setting can contribute to a horror story in many ways. Sometimes, the setting is a traditional one - a spooky old house or isolated island or other stereotypical scary place. Sometimes, the setting is an unexpected one, however, such as someone's supposedly-secure home or in an amusement park. It's up to the writer how to have the setting contribute. A good writer can have a scary book set anywhere in the world.
Well The Scream movies are horror films and the scary movies are comedy so they are entirely different but Both are good :)