horror

Last week we posted people's responses to a tweet asking them to let their predictive keyboards determine their death in horror movies by typing "In a horror movie, my character dies when" and seeing what their keyboards came up with. Hundreds of our users decided to try this challenge and we've compiled some of the best responses below! Keep 'em coming! 

We've all been victims of autocorrect before - phones can really screw us over when they type something we didn't mean and we press send before we realize what we've done. But what happens when we let predictive text do its thing... on purpose? @SYFY WIRE asked followers to find out how they'd die in a horror movie by typing, "In a horror movie, my character dies when" and use the predictive keyboard text to spell out the rest. The results are hilarious! 

Comics and animation writer @GailSimone challenged people to write a super short scary story. And the results will surprise you. 

Meet Lucia, the unique 3-year-old who decided to change things up from the norm, in a rather interesting way. In a world of superheroes and princess' birthday parties, it's refreshing to see a new theme. Even if that theme is well... terrifying. Lucia's parents Oscar Trujillo and Laura Brown made Lucia's birthday dreams come true. Lucia cousin Andrea Villarreal, who shared the story on Twitter, told My San Antonio, "Her parents did not question it at all, they were very supportive of her wanting this theme, especially because Lucia was very persistent. They had to go out of their way to make the pinata and cake special for the occasion because as you can imagine, you those aren't popular requests."

Are you sure coloring books are made for children? Seems like adults have more an imagination when it comes to coloring... 

Do. Not. Fall. Asleep. Ever.  If you ever find yourself in a horror movie (you never know), these '5 word' tweets might come in handy. 

Hollywood is clearly missing a huge opportunity here: horror movies for toddlers! Just Imagine...