Ever since he was a child, Doctor Jonathan Crane was always fascinated with the concept of fear from a physical and psychological perspective. He grew up to become a psychology professor who specialized in fear. During his academic career, he created "fear gas", a hallucinogenic agent that makes people experience their worst fears upon exposure. People's worst fears become surprisingly real. Crane experimented his fear toxin on some students and the administration found his experiment unorthodox. He was fired but that didn't stop him wanting to instill fear in others. Obsessed by his studies, he vowed to create fear and stop anyone that is keeping him from his life's work. To do this, he takes on the identity as the Scarecrow!
For more on this mad doctor, check out: Batman Begins film (DVD)/ Gotham Series (DVD)
The Haunting of Hill House by Shirley Jackson (e-book/book/e-audio)-
Dr. Montague, a professor that studies the occult, comes across a place of unusual phenomenon called Hill House. He wishes to discover evidence of the house being truly haunted, so he reaches out to collect four volunteers to stay at Hill House for a while. At first, nothing too serious happens, but all that changes very quickly when they witness bizarre encounters that they cannot explain.The Turn of the Screw by Henry James (e-book/book/audio CD)-
A young woman becomes a governess over two peculiar children of a rather peculiar house. The woman begins to realize that the estate maybe haunted. Something terribly evil may be lurking throughout the house. It would appear that this evil is after the children, but the children don't seem be concerned at all! What is the meaning of this and can their governess save them?Scary Stories (book)-
A collection of horror stories written by the most iconic horror writers in existence. From Edgar Allan Poe to H.P. Lovecraft, these stories will surely show you what fear really is!Images:
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