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Ghost Stories From Around The World

Ghost Stories FATW iTunes PageGrowing up, the younger of my two older sisters had a big influence on me.  As we were only 8 years apart, we had our ups and downs fighting as siblings do, especially since she was the baby of the family until I came along.  In between getting on each other’s nerves, we did have our peaceful moments, which strangely enough came to us in the most tense of times: watching scary movies.  While my sis would watch any scary movie imaginable, I believed she was quite the connoisseur knowing the difference between camp versus a real thrill fest.  After all, we had Bob Wilkins (R.I.P.) and John Stanley to thank for Creature Features on KTVU as we were growing up.  So, we were battle hardened so to speak as the 80′s came and went producing some of the finest (Poltergeist and The Thing) and worst (Silver Bullet anyone?) flicks in the genre.  Yet, through it all, we both knew the best way to scare someone is by telling them a scary story in the dark, especially at night, with just a flashlight or a candle providing the only source of light.  With Halloween fast approaching, I’m reminded of my sister once again through an application like Ghost Stories From Around The World by Joe Kwon, Inc., which takes user submissions of supposedly true accounts and adds them to an easy to navigate archive. It’s pretty ingenious really: new content provided by users just like you and me that is used to populate an entire paid application.  But the real winners here are the users themselves, who now have a creative outlet to make good scary stories just in time for Halloween.  A well-made app with the promise of new content daily, I wish my sister was alive to enjoy it with me…  But I’m sure she already has in spirit.  Rest in peace, sis!  Price: $1.99.

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1 comment to Ghost Stories From Around The World

  • Tom Bolling

    I got this app and gotta say I love it. The screen shot looked like there was 8 or 10 stories, but I scrolled down and there were over 100! And every time I run the app there are different stories. Nice app and fun to have. I recommend it.

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