Tales Round the Campfire

Demons from hell is one thing, men buried in accordance with the Light yet fighting for Hell is another.

Entering the dilapidated crypt, Otomer witnessed a woman every bit as tall as Kashya standing tall, but there any resemblance ended. That and she was surrounded by a crowd of zombies and skeletons. Otomer ran into the crowd, flailing away in all directions, hitting them but getting hit too, until finally he was the only one left.

Had he got her?

A flaming arrow to his rump signalled that he had not. Otomer chased this maniacal demon about the graveyard for a long time; finally trapping her in a corner and beating her until his sword broke in her skull. Damn, now he needed a new sword. She looked Otomer in the eye defiantly as Kashya laid a protective hand on her shoulder. Otomer leaded over the edge of his cot and studied her face as she slept. Her cheekbones were pronounced, her eyes large, and her lips full, 'Beautiful', Otomer thought.

She only appeared short while standing next to Kashya. The nightmarish figure screamed at him that he was not worthy, as Otomer trembled in front of him. They come every night. Otomer stared at her hand for a moment before looking her in the face, at her eyes full of concern. They were a deep violet, Otomer realised for the first time.

His name was Isenhart. Sacred relics, but I have been too afraid to touch them.

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After being expelled from the Order his spirit would hate me. He died, see, just after I was expelled.

The only thing holding you back is your fear that your father hated you for being expelled. I could never live up to his standards.

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Face up to your fears. I can call you Otto right? I thought you said you were tired. Seryant , Aug 27, Jul 9, Messages: Erz'Tana , Aug 27, Jun 22, Messages: Awesome story, cant wait to see more! Keep up the good work! Solo , Aug 27, May 11, Messages: Mar 7, Messages: That's one hell of a long post. Great job so far, I look forward to the rest! When his business started to grow, the family settled in a house for part of the year, but continued moving around the country the rest of the time. In a small family group of uncles and aunts, they would often spend weeks at horse fairs — traditional meeting places for the Roma, Gypsy and Traveller communities.

What belongs to you but other people use it more than you do? There was no radio in the truck so if we were going on a long journey, we would talk. He would encourage us to make our own jokes up about our family and our situation. I got some money from the other parents for being a good boy and my mum took me to buy a transistor radio. So [the teachers] put us on a table with crayons. And the chance to see a positive reflection of a community that is often ignored or demonised.

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Their search for help only gets them lost, deep in the woods, where they meet Forest Ranger Bill with a penchant for scary stories. The campfire flickers long into the night as the ranger uses words to weave his tapestry of terror, filling their young minds with a host of horrific images that will be burned into your consciousness long after the fire's last embers have gone out.

Insane doctors, Indian ghosts, bad drugs, a deranged handyman with shiny new shears - all that and more awaits anyone brave enough to stay until sunrise Campfire Stories is what's usually called an "Anthology" or "Portmanteaux" movie - in other words, a movie that tells a number of stories. Amicus made a number of very successful movies in this vein in the 60's and 70's, adapting EC Comic's most famous titles, including The Vault of Horror and Tales from the Crypt, to produce some classics of the "twist ending" genre and it's this style Campfire Stories emulates, even going so far as being based upon a horror comicbook which I'd personally never heard of The strength of the Anthology movie is that - because the writer has such a short time to develop his story - the plots are usually much tighter and concentrated than in a regular movie, with the focus being more on delivering the macabre or ironic twist.

Unfortunately, nobody told this to the writers of Campfire Stories. The three tales on offer are predictable, limp and - at times - lacking in logic.