The winning continuation of the Halloween Mystery Contest story was submitted in a comment by Paper_flower. Congratulations to this fantastic writer!
Read the winning story here by scrolling down into the comment area. I have only posted the winning comment entry. Enjoy it and have a happy Halloween!
Adult Content – Not For Children Under 13
This is a graphic horror film. It’s not intended for young children. If you are under 13, do not watch this before discussing it with your parents! Seriously. Also, you should probably not watch it if you are at risk from sudden fear, anxiety or shock.
A woman answers the phone late at night and does not recognize the voice on the other end.
This is my own contribution to the specific horror genre exemplified by the series of Saw movies. It also has some of the qualities of the moral warning fairy tales in which awful things happen to innocents because of relatively minor errors in judgment.
It’s really fun to make a hardcore scary little movie for Halloween! I’ve wanted to make a horror film for quite a while and just never had the perfect opportunity. It’s a very simple film but it can really give some people a bad scare.
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Defend the house against the vampires coming in through the window! Use your crossbow and silver-tipped arrows to destroy the undead vermin before they can hypnotize you with their mind control powers.
If you wonder what it might have been like to be Victor Frankenstein working in his laboratory to bring life to the stitched together parts of dead people… wonder no more! You can be the brilliant doctor as he fights off a mob of angry villagers and tries to harness the power of lightning to animate his dead creature.
Enjoy splattering blood, flying brains, bats carrying explosives, and unlimited firepower in this action-packed horror spectacle.
WARNING: This is a frightening and violent horror game. May not be suitable for young children. Parents must use their judgment.
If you haven’t already tried this little mind game, you really should. It’s just the perfect thing for the week before Halloween. See if you can solve the puzzle of how to get the mummy out of his tomb.
Go ahead… see if you can solve it.
You won’t regret it… for a while.
Mike Everleth over at Bad Lit: The Journal of Underground Film has done it again. He’s posted a unique feature length documentary about super-duper Halloween lovers in Austin, Texas who concoct the most elaborate costumes for an annual parade/party in the historic district. BadLit has an article with more details about the film.