2. People say on All Hallows Eve spirits rise from the grave.

3. Ghost stories The Bermuda Triangle is inexorably associated with time travel, UFOs, missing time and wormholes. Christopher Columbus wrote in his memoirs on how his compass acted strangely while sailing through the Bermuda Triangle. He also witnessed along with another shipmate a glowing globe of light that seemed to hover over the sea.

4. Halloween Halloween started several thousand years ago with the Ancient Celts (a group of pre-Christian mystics who worshipped nature). Celts put out food and drink for the dead and left their windows, doors, and gates unlocked to give the spirits free passage into their homes. Some people believed if you left "treats" on the front porch for the spirits and ghosts, this would make them happy and they would not hurt you.

5. The ring People have there suspicions about the ring. They believe the movie IS BASED ON A TRUE

6. Horror Who can forget the scary story of Bloody Mary, the evil spirit who will scratch your eyes out when summoned? Most people heard the Bloody Mary legend when they were children, listening to spooky ghost stories around the campfire. The tale is still told at slumber parties, campouts, and late-night bonfire parties.