1. Pick your victim. If you literally want to scare someone to death, choose someone who is elderly, fragile, has heart problems or could otherwise actually die from fright. If you're taking "to death" part to be figurative, anyone is fair game
2. Wait until dark. Darkness is a great cloak under which everything appears creepier, nastier and much more terrifying. Nighttime provides natural cover, and if you are cunning enough, you can darken a home where your victim may be stationed by disconnecting the power, blowing a fuse or simply turning off the lights.
3. The best time to scare a person is when he is alone, vulnerable and without immediate assistance. Someone who is in the shower or by himself in a dark alley is a grand candidate for the fear factor
4. Find a very creepy devil mask or simply pull a nylon stocking over your head. Get a meat cleaver or another sharp, dangerous weapon for added horror. You can round out your costume with a dark, filmy cape and dark clothing.
5. The two creepiest ways to scare someone are with a surprise attack or a slow, steady stalking. Pick one or incorporate both. To execute a surprise attack, hide somewhere you know the person is going to pass, anywhere from a doorway down a dark alley or in a closet or bathroom. Once the person is close enough, jump out with a growl. Watch her faint! Steady stalking is best done in heavy shoes and entails either following your prey down a dark alley and pouncing just as he turns around or making slow, scratching noises on his windows and crouching when he comes to look
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE OF ANYTHING THAT HAPPENS TO YOU EXCEPT GOOD
2. Wait until dark. Darkness is a great cloak under which everything appears creepier, nastier and much more terrifying. Nighttime provides natural cover, and if you are cunning enough, you can darken a home where your victim may be stationed by disconnecting the power, blowing a fuse or simply turning off the lights.
3. The best time to scare a person is when he is alone, vulnerable and without immediate assistance. Someone who is in the shower or by himself in a dark alley is a grand candidate for the fear factor
4. Find a very creepy devil mask or simply pull a nylon stocking over your head. Get a meat cleaver or another sharp, dangerous weapon for added horror. You can round out your costume with a dark, filmy cape and dark clothing.
5. The two creepiest ways to scare someone are with a surprise attack or a slow, steady stalking. Pick one or incorporate both. To execute a surprise attack, hide somewhere you know the person is going to pass, anywhere from a doorway down a dark alley or in a closet or bathroom. Once the person is close enough, jump out with a growl. Watch her faint! Steady stalking is best done in heavy shoes and entails either following your prey down a dark alley and pouncing just as he turns around or making slow, scratching noises on his windows and crouching when he comes to look
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE OF ANYTHING THAT HAPPENS TO YOU EXCEPT GOOD