When Erin's special effects whiz father gives she and her friend Marty the first tickets to a new theme park ride, they think they have won the jackpot. However, when the ride breaks down midway through, things quickly go from bad to worse. Written by David Rush

Sam's best friend Roxanne is determined to capture footage of a ghost on videotape, and drags Sam along with her on a visit to the local haunted house. However, things become spooky when it appears they have found a real ghost.

Robbie, Nathan and Lori want new kid in town Chris to join their group, Danger Incorporated. Their initiation ritual entails spending an hour in a supposedly haunted house, but Chris refuses to, so the group decide to make him do it.

Matt Amsterdam is tired of being just a kid, while his siblings have all the fun. So one night decides to go up to the attic to sleep. When he wakes up, he is in another dimension where everyone treats him like an adult. To complicate things, a pair of men in black begin pursuing him. Written by Anonymous

Seth is interested to see the catalog-ordered Verona XG-20 remote he just got appears to be universal: it works on the stereo, as well as the TV. But he is even more amazed when, turning it on pause on his younger sister Jamie as a joke really does stop her tap-dancing! He is then informed by Tony on the still-playing tape that came with the remote that: It's not a toy! Eager to see what else it can do, he continues testing it: rewinding/fast-forwarding passersby, hitting channel change so the school bully transforms into something more benign. But soon he goes on to bigger things, like pausing his class and teacher to cheat on tests, or his family when they want him to give the remote to Jamie, despite his best friend's opposition. After all, none of Tony's phone-recorded warnings mean anything. Right? Written by brainybrailler@comcast.net

Tom and Jon are surprised when their strange Aunt Dahlia arrives to look after them while their parents are on vacation. Their surprise turns to shock, though, when they realize what she has in store for them.

After moving to a new house, Cooper starts to hear unusual barking noises in the nearby woods and sees threatening dogs which no-one else can. With the help of new friend Fergie, he uncovers a secret which could be the end of him.

The Morris family are on their way to Zoo Garden; however, they seem to have lost their way. They soon find themselves in a theme park called Horror Land. Luke and Lizzy want to go on a few rides, so the parents decide to ask for directions. However, soon the Morrises discover that this theme park is not entirely safe. Written by Anonymous

The Morris family desperately try to escape from Horrorland, but the monsters are determined to keep them there.

When friends Nadine and Jonathan are exploring an old deserted mansion, they find a board game. Intrigued, Nadine opens it, and they find themselves transported inside the game, and must fight to escape from it.

When he pulls yet another prank on his little brother, Brian's parents decide to send him to a summer school which claims to be perfect. After being there a few days, though, he begins to suspect something sinister is afoot.

Brian tries to find out exactly what is going on at the school, but what he discovers may prove to be more shocking than anything he could have imagined.

When budding photographer Alex arrives at his aunt and uncle's house in the country, he decides to enter a magazine's scary photo competition. However, what lives in the surrounding woods may be too scary, even for Alex.

Alex is determined to figure out what is going on in Wolf Creek, and is horrified to discover that his aunt and uncle may be the werewolves who have been terrorizing the community.

After witnessing an ant infestation at an ice cream parlor, Dave decides to make ants the topic of his science project at school. However, after he and his friend, Ben, feed them real food, the ants grow to gigantic size.

Slappy wants his bride, Mary-Ellen.

When Nicholas' parents bring home his new baby sister, Grace, he makes an effort to bond with her. However, after a series of bizarre occurrences, he comes to suspect that the baby is not human.

Greg Banks tries to prove to his English teacher that the evil camera he found does exist in order to get an A for his story. When Greg unearths it, he accidentally takes Shari's picture, which comes out as a negative, predicting that she will become thinner, while Shari takes Greg's picture to get back at him for taking hers, with the picture predicting he will become fat. The following day, this comes true, with Greg getting fatter until he thinks he will explode and Shari becoming thinner and in danger of wasting away. Written by Anonymous

Jessica Walters is always thinking of ways to get more money, and refuses to loan her brother Sam any for their parents' anniversary present without the string of interest attached. Their mom overhears and has her clean the attic to avoid losing her allowance to him for the week. While there, she finds a collectible model town she wishes she could sell but must share with Sam - then hears a telephone other than her cellular ringing, opens the pay-phone in the model, and is transported into the town of Karlsville. Karl, the mayor, tells her over the phone then in person that she can become rich there, even by starting with selling his famous lemonade at $1 per cup. He warns her not to raise the price, but Jessica does when she keeps hearing how the drink is worth much more, and even hides some of the beverage to demand more payment for the last glass. But when the game is up, the townsfolk come after her, and it turns out she's been transformed into a pig... Written by brainybrailler@comcast.net

Matthew Erikson's coach only lets him in his baseball game because the opposing coach reminded that all players must participate - and strikes out, losing as the coach predicted. Shutting himself in his room, he tosses his ball to himself - and it falls into the baseball diamond of the model town he and Todd brought home the night before. Taken into Karlsville, he's announced to be the star of that night's game that an invisible crowd watches. But it's a one-man game, where the pitching machines seem to aim to injure the batter once he's locked into place, the bases move and lava-flows spring up to keep them out of reach, and the only other players eventually called in and even the ball are monsters... Written by brainybrailler@comcast.net

Matthew and Jessica discover Todd has entered Karlsville through the certificate he got saying he was their grand-prize winner, so they have to get in themselves to save him before they can destroy it. They're not sure if they'll be able to save themselves - or even how to get in, since their ways aren't letting them now. But they'll have to act fast, because it turns out that Todd's prize is becoming a resident of Karlsville - meaning that, like every other kid that Karl has taken power over, he'll be turned into a plastic figurine who will come alive occasionally... Written by brainybrailler@comcast.net

While on a class trip to the woods, Becca becomes convinced that something sinister is going on, and soon she and her friend, Benjy, find themselves beset by horrifying creatures determined to devour them.