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Nicola Lombardi gives us a creeeeeeepy and gruesome new kind of "witch" in "The Blood-Witch."

A different kind of Christmas wishes get made in John Durgin's "Letters to Santa." Great ending to this one.

Into John Durgin's "Letters to Santa." Is it possible to be nice then ask for naughty things? Hmmmm... I suppose I'm gonna find out.

A guy plays chicken with Santa's evil twin in Graham Masterton's "Anti-Claus." Very creative.

A new kind of neighbor from hell arises in David Sodergren's "The Upstairs Neighbors."

I'll need to remember who I let cook for me after Veronica Smith's "The Last Meal." Now into "Enjoy Your Show."

An ancient relic doesn't want to be parted with its new owner in Sargent's "Cursed."

Nick Roberts gave us a horror story with nice imagery and even better twists in "The Noose." 5/5

A bullied kid seeks a protector and revenge in Steve Stred's The Oak.

Then we have a creepy haunted house with a surprising connection to the protagonists with Tom Deady's The House on Royal Street.