This next one, I didn't see personally, but I was there when it happened. I was at a friend's house for a sleepover, and we were playing a "Whodunit" type of game with his parents and little sister (who was maybe 7 years old at the time). All of a sudden, she started screaming, crying, throwing random things, and generally going insane. The game was called off, and when her parents were frantically asking her what was wrong, all she did was scream "Leave me alone," and ran out of the house, down the street. Later, my friend and I asked her what her tantrum was all about and she explained to us that a man, with devil-red skin, long yellow finger and toenails, horns, completely white eyes, a creepy smile, and a horrible laugh, was running across the ceiling on his hands screaming her name, with his head spinning around in circles. We both believe her to this day. That's not something that a little kid would randomly make up, and they definitely could not fake the same kind of fear that she had.
You just made the hair stand up on the back of my neck. I feel like someone's standing right behind me. Uuugh. :biggrin:
When I was little, I woke up in the middle of the night and went to get a glass of water. I thought there was no one else awake, but I heard creaking from out living room so I went to see who was up. There was no one there, but our rocking chair that we'd gotten the day before at an antique store (my mom loves antique furniture) was rocking. And no one was on it. I got totally freaked out, ran to my bed and cuddled up with my dogs for the rest of the night. Now I think it might have been wind blowing through an open window and causing the chair to rock, or something, but I dunno why my parents would have kept the windows open overnight in the middle of winter.
I made my mom get rid of that chair when we moved out of that house. It still creeped me out when I was older.