What could be a spooky event in a Diwali Night Horror Story?

During Diwali night, there was a house at the end of the street that always seemed a bit off. This Diwali, a group of friends decided to explore it. As they entered, the lights flickered and then went out completely. They heard strange whispers in the dark. One of them saw a pair of red eyes staring at them from the corner. Panicked, they tried to find their way out, but the doors seemed to have disappeared. They huddled together, praying for the night to end as they felt something cold touch their necks.

A classic horror story is 'Dracula'. This tale of the vampire Count Dracula has terrified readers for generations. His ability to transform into a bat, his thirst for blood, and his power over the undead make for a truly spooky read.

One Diwali, a young girl named Priya was home alone while her family was out celebrating. As she was lighting the diyas, she heard a strange scratching at the door. When she opened it, there was no one there. But then she noticed a pair of red eyes in the dark alley beside her house. She quickly shut the door. The scratching continued and grew louder. Suddenly, the lights started to flicker and she could smell a strange, acrid scent. She hid under the table, praying for her family to come back soon.

The creepy Colonel Sanders statue. It's always there, looking a bit too serious. In a horror story, it could come to life and start chasing people around the store with a menacing look on its face.

A woman received a takeaway of tandoori chicken. When she opened the box, the chicken was covered in a strange green slime. She thought it might be some new sauce but when she touched it, it was cold and gooey like something out of a swamp. She immediately threw it away, feeling a sense of dread that she might have been poisoned if she had eaten it.

One spooky event could be that a strange light always shines through the window onto the bed at exactly midnight. And if you look closely at the light, you can see shapes moving within it. Then, as the light fades, a strange sound like a low moan starts to come from under the bed. The person on the bed feels a sense of dread and can't move, as if they're being pinned down by an unseen force. As the minutes pass, the moaning gets louder and the room gets colder until finally, the light comes back and the whole thing stops, leaving the person shaken and terrified.

Walking through the cemetery, I heard a soft cry. I turned to see a little girl in a white dress. When she looked up, her eyes were black holes that seemed to suck the life out of me.

I once was driving at night on a lonely country road. Out of nowhere, a deer ran across the road. I swerved to avoid it and ended up in a ditch. As I was trying to get out of the car to see the damage, I heard a howling sound that didn't sound like any normal animal. I quickly got back in the car and locked the doors. I sat there for what felt like hours until finally, a passing truck stopped and helped me out. But that howling still haunts me.

I'd recommend 'The Shining'. The idea of a haunted hotel where a family is trapped and the father slowly loses his mind is really spooky. The ghosts in the hotel have their own agendas and the way they interact with the family is hair - raising. Also, 'Pet Sematary' is quite disturbing. The concept of an ancient burial ground that brings things back to life in a twisted way makes for a truly spooky read.

One night, Major Payne was walking through an old, abandoned part of the military base. There were rumors of it being haunted. As he walked, he heard strange whispers. He saw a faint light in one of the old buildings. When he entered, the door slammed shut behind him. He saw a figure in a tattered military uniform that seemed to vanish into thin air. His heart was pounding, but he held his ground, determined not to be scared. Eventually, he found a way out and realized it was probably just his imagination playing tricks on him in the dark.