Comments for The Creepy Doll In My Grandmothers Basement: Page 1

notjustme- Thank you. That is what I meant. Sorry. Haven't been watching a whole lot of tv recently because ALL of the political poop.

I actually just saw that last night 😁, already for the second time 😐. I do not like dolls either. Even barbies. I remember I got 2 one Christmas, and they remained in their boxes forever located in the closet. I only went to "check up" on them once in awhile.

LOL Elnoraemily. We are quite alike. Clowns don't affect me one bit, but open closets is no-no

WIsh-not - I think you meant Annabelle?

Thedude- Has anything else creepy happened in that house? I do agree with Elnoraemily about the lighting from the storm. I am not ruling out that it didn't move on it's own too, that's why I was curious if anything else happened?

thedudebradki- Well let me be the first to tackle a couple things that are bound to come up. First the timing of your story with the new horror movie Abigail will come up. Secondly, the mention of clowns and the new season of American Horror Story is a timing thing as well.
My take is holy cow that must have been terrifying.
You said your mother has seen it moved from time to time. Did she "personally" see it move. Like it was RIGHT in front of her moving or is it the case it was here before she left the room and later it was somewhere else?
Thanks for sharing. Hope there's not any negative.

I hate dolls. My grandmother used to buy me one- one of the realistic porcelain ones- every year. They never did anything, but they are beyond creepy. I also have a problem with open closet doors. Apparently, this story was just meant for me to read. Oddly, I am kind of okay with clowns.

Anyway.

It could have been a trick of the light from the storm or an overactive imagination. Storms and human looked inanimate objects are a horrible combination for most people and the mind can take over. In a case like this, I would have to say anything is possible- but mostly because I am biased against dolls.
This reminds me very much of Annabell with how you describe it.