Short Horror Stories Vol. 10: Scary Ghosts, Monsters, Demons, and Hauntings

By: Scare Street, Ron Ripley, Rowan Rook

Narrated by: John Pirhalla

Length: 1 hr and 36 mins

Publisher's Summary

A picture is worth a thousand nightmares….

When three lost paintings are reunited, a patron of the arts discovers they may have been separated for a very good reason. A morbid photographer’s obsession upsets the spirits hidden in her pictures. And when bad dreams inspire a troubled painter, collectors of his work experience his twisted visions firsthand….

Scare Street is proud to present the best in bone-chilling supernatural horror. This volume contains three spine-tingling tales for your reading pleasure. A gallery of terrifying works of art, ripped straight from your darkest nightmares…

But wait…did something move in that painting in the corner? Was it an optical illusion, a trick of the light? Or are these horrifying works of art coming to life before your eyes?

They say there can be no art without pain. Now these deadly masterpieces are ready to sink their claws into you, and put that to the test….

©2020 Scare Street (P)2020 Scare Street

Why are all the women so whiny?

The stories were ok, but I just couldn’t get past ALL the women’s voices done in such whiny tones. Is that how the narrator thinks women speak?? So annoying.

Great set

10th volume in the short horror stories series. 3 more awesome stories by 2 awesome authors. Well written stories and decent marrator.

Short Stories 10

I really enjoyed volume 10 . Loved the conecting theme of the stories .John Piralla adds such a creepy vibe to the stories with his narration.If you love horror you need to get this series

nice, but needs polish.

I liked the ideas John has for several of these stories. His work shows promise. I'll be interested in seeing how his story-telling improves with time.

Great Volume

I enjoy the concept of artwork not being exactly what it seems and all three of these stories touch on that. I hope some day Ron Ripley expands ‘Pictures on the Wall’ because I think he could have done a fantastic novel with it in addition to this short story. A warning to keep these three pieces on painting apart? What’s the worse that could happen? A photographer obsessed with capturing the image of spirits on her film, not all spirits appreciate the attention. The third story finds us in a secluded cabin struggling to come up with ideas for a painting, but behold the power of your dreams! Fantastic performance by John Pirhalla!

Think twice before you buy used things.

This book is creepy, but not in the usual way, at least for me. I love buying used things, but I might think twice about that after reading this. Art has a lot of power, but have you ever thought what was in it? Did the artist give it power, or was it powerful before it was painted? When you bring things into your home that somebody else had, you don’t expect to bring something else home, but it happens. Be very careful.

A little disappointed

I had a hard time with this one, it somehow feels a bit unfinished and left me confused.

Good stories, but I personally did not like it.

The narrator was awesome. I personally did not care for the stories. Short stories are not usually able to make you feel like you know or relate to the people. There wasn’t enough action or suspense to make up for that. The stories were good enough for one listen. I will never re-listen to it or buy any of the other collections. I think there would be a lot of people who like this book, it just is not for me. I do plan on seeing what other books the narrator did, I probably would have stopped listening half way through if not for him.

3 Great Shorts

I absolutely love this short horror story series only complaint, always want more. I enjoyed all 3 but have to admit my favorite was Photography as I love interacting ghosts. Highly recommend if you want quick horror shorts by insane author imaginations with good narration.

Suspenseful

Wow this series just gets better and better. There's never a dull moment each short story leaves you see struck. I love the narration and everything about each and every one OF the stories that are included. Take a chance you will so not regret doing so.