play scary christmas stories

You can try looking for horror-themed Christmas story books at your local library and read them aloud to 'play' in a sense. Some websites also offer audio versions of such stories that you can listen to.

Use different voices for different characters in the story. It can bring the story to life and make it more engaging.

Maybe it's because Christmas is a time when people like to be spooked and have some thrills along with the joy and celebration.

A popular Christmas scary story is about a cursed Christmas ornament. When a family hangs it on their tree, strange things start to happen. Pictures on the wall start to tilt, and there are cold spots in the house. It seems that the ornament has a dark past and brings misfortune to those who display it during the holidays.

There's a story where on Christmas Eve, a child wakes up to see a figure in a Santa Claus suit outside their window, but the figure has a menacing look and red, glowing eyes. It's said to be an evil spirit that preys on the hopes and joys of Christmas. The child is terrified and can't get anyone to believe them. As the night progresses, they keep seeing the figure getting closer and closer to the house.

One way to play scary stories is to gather around in a dimly lit room. One person starts by telling a scary story they know. You can also use props like a flashlight to create spooky effects while telling the story.

In a small town, there was an old, abandoned mansion on the outskirts. Every Christmas Eve, a strange light could be seen in one of the attic windows. One curious boy decided to investigate. As he entered the mansion, it was freezing cold. He heard the sound of Christmas carols playing backwards. Suddenly, a ghostly figure of an old man appeared, holding a bloody ax. It was said that the man had gone mad one Christmas long ago and killed his entire family, and his spirit was doomed to relive that horror every Christmas.

There's a story of an old Christmas Eve. A man was walking home alone in the snow. He passed by an old, abandoned house that was said to be cursed. As he got closer, he heard a faint Christmas carol playing. But the voices were distorted and seemed to be coming from the very depths of despair. He quickly walked away, but the sound followed him for a while, making his blood run cold.

Yes, some British people do like scary Christmas stories. There's a long tradition of spooky tales during the festive season. Tales like 'The Ghost Stories for Christmas' have been popular for a long time, adding an extra layer of mystery and unease to the holiday.

One scary Christmas tree story could be about a haunted Christmas tree. A family brings home a beautiful, large tree one year. But at night, they start to hear strange noises coming from it. Branches seem to move on their own, and ornaments fall without any reason. It turns out the land where the tree was cut had an old, unmarked grave, and the spirit was attached to the tree.