The False Ones Walk Among Us

When a clever hunter lets a stranger into his tribe’s cave, he senses something is horribly wrong—yet every feature matches, every smile is perfect. Haunted by dreams and ancient warnings, he’s desperate to expose the impostor before it’s too late. But the real horror isn’t what the humanoid looks like—it’s the secret flaw only fear can reveal, a flaw that might mean none of us are truly human after all.

One click on a mysterious 'Impostor Test' and Chris’s world unravels—now his neighbor wears a smile that doesn’t belong to any human. The software warned him: don’t answer the door, don’t speak, don’t let them know you see through the mask. But as the line between reality and nightmare blurs, Chris realizes he’s the only one who knows the truth—and the impostor wants in.

After a family trip to a haunted mountain lake, our son insists we never blink or breathe—and he’s terrified we’re not really alive. Each day, his fear grows, and strange, impossible things start happening in our home. When I finally check for myself, I realize the nightmare might be real: what if our son is the only one left who’s truly alive?

A hermit who refuses to step outside, a restless wanderer who trades comfort for chaos, a corporate climber haunted by the price of success, and a dreamer chasing the stars—each convinced they’ve found what gives life meaning in America. But when secrets unravel and dreams collide with reality, whose version of happiness will survive? In a country obsessed with reinvention, sometimes the biggest betrayal is the one you keep from yourself.

Campbell thought paradise meant safety—until boxes were torn open, food vanished, and her family’s secrets were twisted by unseen hands. No one believed her, not even her new husband, until the night a desperate intruder braced their front door from inside. Now, every shadow holds a threat, and the American dream has become a living nightmare—because the real terror is knowing you were never truly alone.

Dr. Harris spent his life outshined and humiliated by childhood prodigies—until one by one, those gifted classmates started dying. Now, a relentless detective suspects Harris is hiding the darkest secret of all. As the past claws back into his present, Harris must decide: will he protect his family, or confess to the murders that could destroy everything?

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.

One accusation from a desperate single mom turns me—the local sandwich shop owner—into America’s most hated man. With the internet baying for my blood and my family hunted by strangers, proof of my innocence means nothing. How do you survive when the world demands a villain and you’re it, no matter the truth?

When his prankster classmate steals his phone, a desperate teen becomes the only one who knows a mother’s life is on the line. With everyone convinced he’s lying for sympathy, he’s branded a villain, humiliated, and thrown out of school. But as the truth fights to break through, will anyone believe him before it’s too late?

Waking up in a blood-soaked church basement, I’m forced to play priest to three monstrous strangers—each hiding a deadly hunger and a secret agenda. The rules of survival are twisted: obey the wrong command and you’re meat, but refuse and you break the code, risking a fate worse than death. Now, trapped inside a cursed golden bowl, I must outwit the cannibals and the false Redeemer, all while hiding the truth—I’m not the real Father, and one wrong move will expose me to slaughter.

When a Harvard professor returns from the abyss, raving about a living mountain beneath the Atlantic, no one believes his warnings—until he vanishes from a locked hospital room. His diary reveals a secret that unravels the very fabric of reality: the mountain is alive, made of human flesh, and the story of John Gable is a lie. If the truth surfaces, no one is safe from what waits in the dark.

I woke up in the body of a war prisoner, hunted by my own allies and haunted by a professor’s cryptic last words. As the dead rise and the living turn monstrous, every toll of the bell brings a new nightmare—and I hold the key to stopping a purgatory that swallows the world. But with my wife at my side and betrayal around every corner, who can I trust when even my own face is a lie?