The horror just got serious When I think of horror I think of fear, spine-tingling, goose-bump, hair-stand-on-the-back-of-your-neck-fear. Not just any ordinary scare, either. The kind that you just can't shake off. The kind that haunts you every time you close your eyes. It creeps up on you whenever you're alone. No matter where you may be or what you may be doing it seeps into your mind, making you squirm with anxiety, small balls of perspiration fall from your brow. It soaks your hair. Chills ripple up and down your spine. The worst part of this kind of horror? You never forget it. You remember every last bit of detail, like it was yesterday. You plead with it to stop, but it doesn't listen. You feel like a child wrapped up in a dream waiting for it to stop, but it never does. With that in mind, Kenny Mullen II, Dean Hogwood and I reached deep inside our souls and pulled out our biggest fears. We wrote them down on paper for you to read. It's all there in black and white. One story of suspense and three stories of horror to let your imagination run wild.