Cameron's Life In Wolf Hollow

I feel a light tap on my shoulder as my brother, Andrew, pulls me out of my gaze. I look around, noticing the cars not in motion anymore. "We're here," Dad says, turning the car off. Shoving my phone into my pocket with the headphones wrapped sloppily around it, I focus on the house in front of us. I have only seen pictures of it on the housing website dad purchased it from. It doesn't look much different; it's still small with two stories and ugly green shutters to match the tan siding. The only thing I like about it is the small bushes lining the front. Mom used to spend hours shaping the ones at

The contrast between the father's room with the rest of the house is the same contrast between the personalities of both parents. MacLeod describes two of the house's rooms. One is the kitchen, that is a reflection of the mother's personality. She is a woman who, "[runs] her

This is where he and his wife Grace along with their six children would live happily for many years, gradually adding on to the house to accommodate their large family. After the deaths of Grace and Jonathan the house was passed down to succeeding generations that continued to add on to the family home, turning it into the massive structure that it is today. Today, it never lacks in paranormal activity.

What’s the first thing that comes to mind when someone says, haunted houses? Scary? Ghosts? Studies show that people hear and see things that aren’t there when they are scared or frightened. Leading them to report “paranormal” activity. Haunted houses make people do that. But, in order to successfully understand the Amityville haunting, one must know the murderer of the family, the other family who purchased the home, and how the haunting of the house started.

What remains of the family that used to live in the house are their shadows as they died

The film Sleepy Hollow directed by Tim Burton, centres around a detective who is sent from the city to a small country town to investigate a series of bizarre murders. While he is in town he has to deal with love, past issues and also discover why the horseman has returned from the dead to kill townspeople. The story is based around the battle of good and evil with Ichabod Crane being good as he believes in finding the truth in everything and the Horseman being evil personified as he will not stop killing. Burton displays the constant battle between good and evil throughout the film through the characterization of Ichabod Crane and the Hessian. Burton also uses settings to show what each thing represents like the forest is the gateway to hell

When the family who purchased this home first moved in, they thought all their dreams had come true. The log home in a beautiful location seemed to be everything they wanted. Soon, however, they started seeing mysterious lights and hearing chains dragging and other noises. They spent a fortune trying to discover what was wrong with their precious home, only to have a medium confirm their suspicions that it was, in fact, haunted.

The house is said to be haunted by Dies Drear and two slaves who were killed by bounty hunters. The third slave ran away. The neighbor, an old man named Pluto lives in a nearby cave who acts fishy, almost like two different people. Weird things start to happen to the family like them finding 4 triangles(which the slaves used to use) which makes a Greek cross and the kitchen covered full of flour when the family was gone. Thomas thinks these are the acts of Mr. Pluto. After the incident of the kitchen, however, Thomas and his dad run in the middle of the night to Mr. Pluto's cave, thinking he caused the mess. After finding a secret passage in the cave which is full of jewels and valuable artifacts, Thomas and his dad realize that their were two

In today's era people are looking for that one perfect home that will make your soul feel a shrill. The house on 1738 Red Death road is the house to check out. The exterior is for sure to make you in a sickening dreary mood. As you look at the spooky mysterious house you can see that the window are cracked and you can hear the howl for the wind. Do you ever hate messing with with the plants or tree? Well you don't have too because the trees are dead and scary looking. The grass is so sharp will cut you to the bone. Also there are always dark-red eyed birds that fly around the house and scares away visitors. The exterior is for sure going to make you feel like you are about to experience death as your soul takes over.

Although the narrator acknowledges the beauty of the house and especially what surrounds it, there is something that makes her feel uncomfortable and she constantly goes back to her feeling that there is something strange in the house “as the narrator explains: There was some legal trouble, I believe, something about the heirs and coheirs; anyhow, the place has been empty for years. That spoils my ghostliness, I am afraid, but I don't care—there is something strange about the house—I can feel it” (2, 3). One would think about the house being a symbol of self-expression security and tranquility, however this house is not her own. How could she feel safe and comfortable in a house that is not her own? She does not want to be in the house.

At the beginning of his short story he begins describing Emily Grierson’s house, which was once the best one on the street but now it’s repulsive. “It was a big, squarish frame house that had once been white, decorated with cupolas

The house is portrayed as the remaining thing left standing which continues to play its obligations, unconscious that there are no more people in the

It’s a creepy place with strangely dressed people…well stranger than normal…and fatherless families wandering about. Everything is dimly lit with sickly green lights

First of all, the environment is a very important part of the story. The novel and the film made the old house a gloomy creepy haunted house successfully. In the novel, Neil wrote: “This is an old house”. And in the film, dark grey is the main colour of the house which made the setting a gothic setting. The house was shown as a dusty place that is the lack of light and colour. As the Doppelganger of the real house, the house made by the Other Mother is very interesting as well. The house looked the same as the real one in the novel. But in the film, the

On their walk they would pass one house and one house only which was in the heart of the woods. It was a dark brown house with white curtains. The house was very old and looked to be falling apart. They assumed it was abandoned and thought nothing of it. But every time Derek walked passed he would get a minor headache not even recognizing