Don’t Open the Door: Old Mo Is Here

Mason’s secret is simple: sabotage locks, rake in cash, and never get caught. But when a midnight call leads him to a terrified woman—and a corpse clutching the same phone that called him—he realizes he’s opened the wrong door. Now, haunted by guilt and hunted by something inhuman, Mason must face the truth: the next lock he picks could be his last.

Death never scared my family—until the day Grandma died and a stray cat brought her back. In Maple Heights, rumors fly faster than the autumn leaves, and nothing sets tongues wagging like a resurrection in broad daylight. Now, as ghost stories and Appalachian folklore collide on our front porch, my paralyzed grandma is walking, the neighbors are whispering about zombies, and Mom is laying down lines of rice to test the truth. But when Grandma’s hunger returns—and the kids start seeing fangs in the dark—one family dinner might turn into our last. Is blood thicker than superstition, or have we invited something into our home that won’t let us go? How do you save the ones you love when they come back…wrong?

Some families inherit silverware. I inherited a dead man’s warnings. Ever since Grandpa started visiting me in dreams, I’ve survived things no one else could explain—from a poisoned Christmas dinner to the secrets buried in our family’s old farmhouse. Now, jobless and desperate, Grandpa’s ghost returns with a final message: there’s gold hidden in the wall, and a curse waiting in the shadows. But in Silver Hollow, nothing stays buried for long—not greed, not guilt, and not the truth. When a hidden fortune tears the Carter family apart and old skeletons come to light, I have to wonder: am I cursed to repeat Grandpa’s mistakes, or is this my last chance to break free? What would you risk if the dead called you home?

Death doesn’t rest easy in Maple Hollow—especially when a red coffin surfaces and its treasures are stolen by greedy hands. Antique dealer Mason Calhoun thought the crimson-stitched shoes he took home were just another oddity, until a wealthy buyer dies in agony and a preacher warns him of a vengeful spirit with no traceable evil. As Mason fortifies his shop with every charm and memory his grandmother left behind, something relentless claws at the walls, calling his name in the night. With protection failing and footprints appearing where none should be, Mason faces a chilling question: can he outwit a ghost that leaves no warning—or will he be next to join the dead?

A face in the window. A voice calling your name when nobody’s there. Death wasn’t supposed to ride shotgun, but out here, on the haunted northern plains, something is crawling up from the coal—hungry for more than just the living’s fear. Mike’s trucking days were supposed to be over, but a desperate job offer drags him back into the badlands with a ragtag crew, a rival’s sinister old man, and a black jar no one dares to touch. As the wind howls and shadows lengthen, stories of cursed mines, coal husks, and missing men become all too real. When midnight brings a visitor with Dave’s face and an impossible hunger, Mike must decide: fight the thing that haunts these roads, or become the next ghost in the dust. Out here, what’s buried never stays dead—will Mike survive the run, or vanish like so many before him?

A midnight group chat warning turns into a nightmare when something inhuman stalks the halls, wearing stolen faces and learning how to speak. As neighbors vanish and the creature infects a child, 604 must decide: open the door to help, or stay silent and hope to survive. But when the monster can become anyone, nowhere is safe—and the next knock could be its last lesson before it comes for you.

Every time I reveal my secret—my sight returns, and my parents celebrate—I die, waking up trapped in the same nightmare again. The world outside my door is twisted, my family’s smiles too wide, and every neighbor watches with empty, lifeless eyes. If I slip up, they’ll know I’m not blind anymore—and this time, I might not come back.

When Grandpa butchers the family's beloved goat to feed a mysterious, starving visitor, our mountain home turns into a nightmare. Grandma begs me not to eat a single bite, warning that something evil is coming—and when a feral woman with goat eyes arrives, Grandpa forces me into a deadly bargain. If I speak a word or break the rules, the demon in the guest room will devour me before dawn.

A child’s smile can hide the darkest secrets. When Morgan agrees to watch her best friend’s nephew, she expects a quiet week of cartoons and playtime—not a series of chilling requests and a set of child-sized dentures hidden in her guest room. As her neighbor is murdered and the clues point to someone—or something—small and innocent, Morgan’s reality unravels. Who is the boy in her care, and what happened to the real Tyler? When the lights go out and escape seems impossible, Morgan must confront the terrifying truth: the greatest threat may be the child she let in. Will she survive the night—or is she already too late to lock the monster out?

Two years ago, Grandpa’s ceiling fan claimed his son’s life in a blood-soaked accident. Now, a storm traps our family inside as strangers with chilling secrets arrive—and the ghost of the headless son is coming for revenge. Tonight, no one in Maple Heights is safe, and the red paper on our beam might be a curse, not protection.

When six-year-old Danny’s family takes over a storm-battered roadside diner, a stranger’s warning cracks open secrets the town tried to bury. As eerie symbols and family legends collide, Danny must face the terror lurking in the attic—or risk losing everything he loves. The truth behind the attic door could destroy them all.

Blind fortune-teller Caleb Moore scrapes by reading troubled lives—until a desperate woman brings him to her cursed apartment, haunted by a dream lover and a shadow-eyed dog. Every night, something invades her sleep and drains her soul, but the true horror is hiding in plain sight. Caleb must face an evil that preys on the forgotten, even if it means sacrificing what little he has left.