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THE SCARECROW'S CURSE

In the darkest corner of Hollow Creek, where the corn grows tall and the shadows grow longer, a nightmare awakens when the sun sets

THE LEGEND

In the autumn of 1847, a farmer named Ezekiel Thornwood was wrongfully accused of murder by the townspeople of Hollow Creek. Driven by fear and superstition, they dragged him to his own cornfield and hanged him from a wooden cross.

As his body swayed in the cold October wind, Ezekiel cursed the land with his dying breath. He vowed that anyone who dared enter his field after sunset would face a fate worse than death itself.

The townspeople left his body to rot, and over time, the crows picked at his flesh until only bones and tattered clothes remained. But something darker took hold. On moonless nights, witnesses claim to see a figure moving through the corn stalks—a scarecrow with glowing red eyes and an insatiable thirst for revenge.

"Those who wronged me shall know no peace. My field will be their grave, and their screams will be my harvest."

— Ezekiel Thornwood, October 31st, 1847

Abandoned Farmhouse

THE CURSE THROUGH TIME

October 31, 1847

Ezekiel Thornwood is hanged in his own cornfield. The curse begins as his dying words echo through the night.

November 15, 1847

Three townspeople who participated in the hanging disappear without a trace. Their bodies are found days later in the cornfield, faces frozen in terror.

October 1923

A group of teenagers dare each other to enter the field at midnight. Only one survives, driven mad by what he witnessed. He speaks only one word: "Scarecrow."

October 1978

A documentary crew attempts to film the field. Their footage shows a figure moving impossibly fast through the corn. The crew is never seen again.

October 2015

Modern paranormal investigators equipped with night vision cameras capture footage of glowing red eyes and a blood-curdling scream that shatters their equipment.

Present Day

The field remains abandoned. Local authorities have sealed it off, but every October, people still go missing. The scarecrow waits in the darkness.

THE VICTIMS

Those who entered the field and never returned

Victim

Thomas Blackwell

October 12, 1923

Age 19 - Last seen entering the field on a dare

Victim

Margaret Sullivan

October 28, 1956

Age 24 - Disappeared while taking photographs

Victim

David Morrison

October 31, 1978

Age 32 - Documentary filmmaker, never returned

Victim

Jennifer Hayes

October 15, 1989

Age 21 - College student investigating the legend

Victim

Michael Chen

October 20, 2003

Age 28 - Paranormal investigator, equipment found destroyed

Victim

Sarah Rodriguez

October 30, 2015

Age 26 - Journalist writing exposé on the curse

Victim

James Patterson

October 25, 2022

Age 31 - YouTuber filming urban exploration video

Victim

Emily Thompson

October 31, 2024

Age 23 - Last victim, phone found with disturbing footage

THE CURSED FIELD

Where nightmares become reality and the scarecrow waits in the shadows

Moonless Nights

The scarecrow is most active when darkness is absolute

Red Eyes Watching

Witnesses report glowing eyes following their every move

Screams in the Wind

The corn whispers the names of the damned

Survivor Testimony

"I heard my name being called from deep within the corn. The voice sounded like my mother, but when I turned around, I saw those eyes—burning red in the darkness. I ran, but I could feel it behind me, getting closer. I barely made it out alive. I still hear the corn rustling in my nightmares."

— Anonymous survivor, October 2019

DO NOT ENTER

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