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No, it's as my parents say "realistic"

Or you could go the super deep route too Like the "this happens in real life all the time too" Or one of my personal favorite, "I'm a super over protective parent that can think of at least a hundred different ways you could end up dead in a ditch somewhere 200 miles away from here and at least...

Then...uh...become...emo?

And it's even better if you write with a paranoid/slightly insane MC

Aha, but I have found a way around that Just get really, really sad or empty

*proud of herself*

I like to think of it this way You could say that it's easier to get kidnapped at night and stuff so you go out at day, not really worried right? But if it happens at day, then you just have to think, are you really ever safe? Terrifying

I mean, whenever you imagine kidnappings and rape and that sort of stuff, you usually imagine in the dark, at 3 am at night with no one around But if it happens in broad daylight where you realize there are still people around that you could hypothetically call out to but no one responds or...

Kidnapping are kinda easy to write ig You could go chloroform in dark alley with van nearby which has tons of hired goons OR You could go with the friend route

I actually watched a yt play a horror game based off of real life and that actually scared the crap outta me Cause it was realistic It could happen to any of us, but most specifically females of my age group

You could go cliche and write dark alley, but where's the fun in that? I find it scarier done in broad daylight, make it as realistic as possible Cause what's scarier, horror stories you know are fake, or horror stories you know are real and could therefore happen to you?

What's a good horror without a good setting? Then again, you could apply that with any good story

And the best things about horror in my opinion The setting

The murderer keeps diaries to even document it and stuff It would be fun if you added a extra chapter dedicated to this, fillers *sparkles*

Then I can't write chasing scenes for shit But if I have to, I like to do it where it seems like the MC is about to escape, like make it believable and stuff, but they still die So I like to write the long con The MC is safe for a few months, but the murderer was in waiting, add some stalking...

Alright For murder scenes, I find it's better to do one of two things, either go into extreme detail or give barely any details Like, the extreme detail is easier to do especially if you describe like the rotting scene, add maggots and worms cause those are super gross The bare details I find it...

I can only give tips tho I can't write for crap

OOOOOOO The tips

...rood

....you win this round Agent