Real life stories

Kids can say some really creepy things sometimes. It's no wonder that they've become a staple of horror movies over the years, but the movies are nothing compared to real life. The parents of Reddit took to their keyboards to describe some of the scariest things their kids have ever said to them. Some of the things these kids have said sound like they were torn straight ou... #creepykids #parenting #childhoodterrors #kidhorrorstories #scarysays #spookychildren #stephenkingrealness…

The babysitters of the world have shared the strangest, darkest, and most unexpected discoveries they made in families' homes, and even the tamest of these tales will make you wonder what skeletons your own family keeps in their closet.

She tried to hide against the wall of the top bunk where she was sleeping, but as Sells went to leave the room he turned around and spotted her. Sells reached over, grabbed Krystal, and slit her th…

01. 'Come and See' was a 1985 film from the Soviet Union that told the story of shell-shocked victims of the Third Reich’s invasion of the USSR. Director Elem Klimov used real guns during the filming and loaded them with live ammunition instead of blanks to make the movie more realistic. #movies #films #hollywood #wtf #didyouknow #shocking #history #bizarre #strange

1. A woman named Sue Aikens survived a brutal bear attack that left her with both hips pulled out of their sockets and bite marks in her skull. She was forced to treat her own wounds, go back out to kill the bear, then lie in her cabin for 10 days until medical help arrived.

Sometimes the horror comes from inside the house.

Once upon a time a daughter complained to her father that her life was miserable and that she didn’t know how she was going to make it. She was tired of fighting and struggling all

01. In 2014, Elisabeth Anderson-Sierra was diagnosed with hyperlactation syndrome. Instead of dumping her milk, she decided to donate it. In the next 2 years she donated 609 gallons of breastmilk, most of it going to feeding premature babies.

What this officer did touch millions of hearts. Everyone should be this way...