Horror stories don’t need to be long in order to be scary. A good horror concept can always be boiled down to its chilling core.

Part One: 2 short scary stories in under 5 minutes

You decide whether there's truth in what you hear!

Remember that sometimes the things you see in the shadows, aren't always shadows!

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Horror stories don’t need to be long in order to be scary. A good horror concept can always be boiled down to its chilling core.

Part One: 2 short scary stories in under 5 minutes

You decide whether there's truth in what you hear!

Remember that sometimes the things you see in the shadows, aren't always shadows!

Available to watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/L1GSyVpCamY

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The Wendigo is a mysterious creature, with plenty of Lore written about it.

A mythological creature or evil spirit originating from the folklore of the Algonquian Indians - a cannibalistic giant; a person who has been transformed into a monster by the consumption of human flesh.

Wendigo loosely translates to "evil that devours." They are compulsive man-eaters and are said to have breath-like burnt flesh. It has also become a stock horror character much like the vampire, werewolf, or zombie, although these fictional depictions often do not bear much resemblance to the original mythology.

Wendigo Psychosis has also become the basis of many stories of people who have turned to cannibalism.

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Remember that sometimes the things you see in the shadows, aren't always shadows!

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