9 Of The Most Terrifying Two Sentence Horror Stories Ever Told

[wyldwolf]

* My daughter won’t stop crying and screaming in the middle of the night. I visit her grave and ask her to stop, but it doesn’t help...

* The last thing I saw was my alarm clock flashing 12:07 before she pushed her long rotting nails through my chest, her other hand muffling my screams. I sat bolt upright, relieved it was only a dream, but as I saw my alarm clock read 12:06, I heard my closet door creak open...

* I begin tucking him into bed and he tells me, “Daddy, check for monsters under my bed.” I look underneath for his amusement and see him, another him, under the bed, staring back at me quivering and whispering, “Daddy, there’s somebody on my bed.”

* A girl heard her mom yell her name from downstairs, so she got up and started to head down. As she got to the stairs, her mom pulled her into her room and said, “I heard that, too."

http://canyouactually.com/9-of-the-most-terrifying-two-sentence-horror-stories-ever-told/

[roguevalley]

1. holy crap and i grew up in a haunted house

[BlancheSplanchnik]

2. !! may I pester you for stories?

Please?

[Xyzse]

3. Some of those are interesting.

Should try making a few.

[CaptainTruth]

4. My two sentence horror story:

The elections of 2016 were a suprising upset for Democrats. However, president Cheney & vice president Cruz seemed pleased with the results.


AAAAAGGGGGGHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!

[Xyzse]

5. That is scary...

Politics is too scary.

[rocktivity]

15. President Cheney?

But he's ALREADY served two terms...


rocktivity

[PatrickforO]

31. As VP. He could get another two as Prez if

we are stupid enough to elect him.

And, hey, we were stupid enough NOT to insist he be tried for war crimes.

[orleans]

16. lol! that's a good one! n/t

[charlie and algernon]

6. The President announced from inside his bunker, "Ebola is now airborne. Good luck to you all."

[betsuni]

7. As I was leaving my apartment building one night I saw a man lurking outside

and was frightened. I turned around and tried to go back inside, but he grabbed my arm and said, "Look, you're my sister and I know you're having problems, but I told you when I loaned you that money that you HAD to start paying it back this year or I'm telling Mom."

[world wide wally]

8. I wish I had seen these a year or two ago.

I'm a retired 8th grade Science teacher but I also had to teach one reading class. Unfortunately, the kids would get pretty bored with reading at times. Sadly, some of them would just say that they hate reading...but all that is another story.
The point I wanted to make here is that I turned Fridays into writing days. Amazingly, almost every one of them really loved it. I would give them the first line of a story and have them just go with it. Some of their work was great. These would have been perfect for the Halloween story.

[lob1]

9. Here's the one I heard.

He was the last human alive on earth. There was a knock at the front door.

[Iggo]

10. Whoa, shit!

Those totally worked!

Now I'm gonna hafta sleep with the light on...lol.

[packman]

11. It was 6 in the evening. I had missed the cats second feeding.

[pinboy3niner]

12. News for you

You ARE the cat's second feedng...

[JonLP24]

13. Oh wow, I lost my whole post

I guess it wasn't to be. Almost told huge portions of significant life story that I initially didn't intend to.

My two sentences were dialogue which were part of the most terrifying and traumatic event I experienced then went into how at-first I suffered especially since it is difficult to believe. I went over it, over it in my head and told a few after several sleepless months where I just kept it strictly what was said, how they behaved, actions, etc. I got 1 no feedback, my worthless dad advised me to get SSI (based on an e-mail that was long but done quick under a lot of hardship, little rest who I haven't seen in 13 years--he also got hung up on a "god" quote for almost a year. Basically this unexpected ally told me, "Be patient, you'll get out of this. God is on your side." which I included my feelings that I'm not a Christian since the whole thing is unproven to me and so much of what you can prove is bullshit (sun, earth, moon, 7 days) but if there was a god (that was interested in what is right) he certainly wouldn't have been on their no good side regardless of religious affiliation. Kills me, I tear open wounds only to give me a shit for not being convinced on a story he believes and blamed my mood and why I was in the hole that I was in (lack of affordable housing).

Here I go again, if god wanted me to post what I almost had typed out he wouldn't have made it go *poof* when I hit delete, up, or maybe space bar (somewhere around those keys)

In any case, I'll still include the quotes.

"I don't understand while you all are so nervous when I can't think of an easy way to get out of this. You're so worried about protocol (as far as they seemed to be going, it seemed odd like they were conditioned on the right way when it came to little things but were crossing the line where it counted) when you could really fuck me up in here." (and get away with it was clearly implied in the context of things)

One of the main 2 to the other "I'm so glad he said that"
Other "Me too"

They went from what seemed to be "defeated" body language to a "back to work" movement and planning, whispering while my mind is saying "Oh shiiiit."

I'll say whether you believe it or not (which doesn't matter since truth is unaffected) if you're held captive or in a captive-like situation, don't give logical feedback to what they're not doing right or what may be holding them back. If anything, psychological seems to matter. I went from panic, to after a few small victories to almost an arrogance combined w/ seeing them panic & concerned to me losing the confidence to a realization "I'm still here." which led me to blurt that out.

[Ron Obvious]

14. I've posted this before...

The last man on Earth sat alone in a room. There was a knock on the door...

ETA: Damn, it's already been posted. I should refresh more often.

[DFW]

17. "Mrs. Koch had a baby boy and named it Charles....."

"Then she had another baby boy and named him David."

[freshwest]

18. Terribly overused, but:

THEY LIVE.


WE SLEEP.

[toby jo]

19. .

These are great ~

[bobclark86]

20. No, this is the most terrifying thing in two sentences.

"Baby, it's been two weeks, are you ready for a second date?"

"I'm late."

[With whom]

28. Yikes!

I remember those times well. The first time was at 16. Denise arrived at the pool hall, of course I was happy to see her. She said, "I'm late".

Dummy me, I looked at my watch and told her it was still early.

[Art_from_Ark]

21. Suddenly, a fierce thunderstorm started pelting the ghost hunters,

who sought shelter in a dark mausoleum. When everyone was inside, the door slammed shut, and they could hear it being bolted from the outside...

[LiberalLovinLug]

22. After a long fruitful meeting Hillary stood up and shook both brothers hands.

"We at Koch Industries" assured Charles, "are looking forward to working closely with you in the next decade."

[n2doc]

23. Mr. President, before you announce your Military Drawdown, there's a movie you need to see"

"It was taken in Dallas, in November 1963, but from an angle the Public has never been allowed to see…."

[Blue_Tires]

24. Amateur hour...This is REAL fear:

"How could you completely forget about a final exam that's worth half our grade -- You haven't studied at all?" She asked me incredulously as we walked through those familiar kitschy, Nixon-era doors down the steps into the maw of CHEM-496's cavernous lecture hall, which was already beginning to awaken with the ambient bustle of early, well-prepared classmates...

Oddly, the one thought that stressed me even worse than the imminent flunking of a class which would determine my future was no matter how hard I tried, I could recall nothing of where I had been, nor what I was doing for the entire three weeks leading up to this moment...

[gratuitous]

25. . . . and where were my clothes?

I mean, just to complete the whole forgot-to-study-for-the-exam anxiety dream. And no, even 35 years later, they still hold a power over some small corner of my subconscious.

[Laffy Kat]

26. You nailed it, BT.

Graduated from high school in the late 70s and I STILL have the "where is my class" and "what test?" dream. It never happens in college.

[loudsue]

27. Wow! I'm 65 years old, and I had that (repeating) dream not 3 weeks ago!

Weird how some fears take hold.

[Raffi Ella]

29. !

A few of those made me gasp, haha. Very cool.

[Mister Nightowl]

30. Here is a ONE-sentence horror story that beats them all. From 14 years back:

Supreme Court Votes 5-4 to End Florida Recount

AIEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!