(23) 5 Books that scared people into stop reading them

[milotic2]

23 books that actually freaked people out so badly, they had to stop reading https://t.co/7OVqp1piXi pic.twitter.com/4BvyQ6NElM
- BuzzFeed UK (@BuzzFeedUK) October 7, 2019

Halloween Día de muertos is coming, so here’s a list of a list of creepy books that unnerved people.

1. Misery by Stephen king
Psychological horror thriller from famed

Comments

[nutella_forever]

This reminds me of a friend of mine who burned De Sade’s “Justine” or “Juliette” in an alley back in high school

[ultrasushi]

I remember trying to read Justine in high school because I thought I was being a badass by reading smutty fanfiction, but I couldn't understand anything. My first language is french but it was written so long ago in fancy old french so I couldn't tell what was going on lmao.

[hannahstarr]

I've heard two different explanations for Poe's disappearance, one is that she is an a Jojo-like situation with her label. The other is that she had surgery on her vocal chords. Both might be true, or neither, IDK.

[just444]

House of Leaves is so overrated

the only book that really creeped me out is The Shining

[therearewords]

SO MUCH.

[magicpebble]

The Shining got me, too.

[familyjules]

House of Leaves is terrible. It was a chore to finish that fucking book I hated it so much.

[teaaet]

let the right one in was so scary i had to take breaks while i was reading it. i was having vivid horror-dreams and confusing my dreams about the book with reality, like i was asleep dreaming i was awake and events from the book were actually happening to me. shit was fucking intense.

[jammyjam]

Def a scary book, I agree bb

[spencoid]

I don't think a book has ever scared me. I feel way too much control. When you're watching something it's much more passive.

[eveofrevolution]

[milotic2]

I have only felt really scared, like enough to not wanting to turn the page, when reading Salem's Lot and some parts of It