Never Fails to Impress: 1408 (2007)
Read it. Watch. It. Doesn’t matter. You’ll love it.

Read it. Watch. It. Doesn’t matter. You’ll love it.
I logged onto Shudder and was looking for some background spooks while I was working. The Mummy? Perfect. Unfortunately for my deadlines, Boris Karloff and crew took my attention and I was now on a Universal adventure.
I am willing to bet my entire existence on this: if we had known in 2006 how huge gaming culture would be, no one would think Stay Alive was garbage.
Season 2 of these Japanese horror shorts features a haunted kitchen, a demented ventriloquist dummy, and a mysterious school locker.
When local school paraprofessional Sasha James rescues a child from a mysterious assailant, she unknowingly marks herself as the next target. To survive this supernatural foe, she will need to search deeper than the physical, pray for power beyond the natural, and fight like thereβs no tomorrow.
Every lie has a grain of truth hidden somewhere within it, and Aaron Mahnkeβs LORE dives into the dead center of those grains.
A much-loved story about a ghost and her murder gets re-reviewed.
A short about a spooky house and an electronic home assistant gone haywire. Is it bad tech, or something more sinister?
As I scrolled through the shonen, mecha, and harem picks, I came across a show called Theatre of Darkness: Yamishibai.