Before we start today's episode, we're excited to announce the biggest perk ever in the

Micro Terrorist Fan Club. The very first Micro Terror's short film The Diremore Phantom is now

in production. Not only will spooky and terrified fan club members get exclusive access to the movie

when it premieres, but they'll also

receive a copy of the screenplay signed by some of the cast and crew, as well as a limited edition

movie poster. Head on over to Microtororrors.com and click the Microtorrors Films tab at

at the top to follow the progress. And if you're a spooky or terrified tier fan club member, you'll get

even more behind the scenes, photos and videos all leading up to the movie's release.

Welcome to Micro-Terrors Scary Stories for Kids

Where it's always the spooky season

Full of chills

Thrills And season, full of chills, thrills, and spine-tangling spooks.

Micro-terrorers are family-friendly frights for those ages eight and up, and while our stories are for younger ears, we are still talking about things that go bump in the night.

And some children may not be able to handle what others can.

Parental consent is recommended.

Now, for tonight's Micro Terror.

Ron Abbey, in a regional micro-terror by Scott Donnelly and the terrified members of the Micro Terror's fan club.

When I arrived at Mr. and Mrs. Wellington's house, it was pretty much what I thought it would be like.

It was a large, two-story home that sat at the edge of an old, rich neighborhood.

I'd never met Mr. or Mrs. Wellington, nor had I ever seen their house, but with a name

like Wellington, well, I had a gut house, but with a name like, Wellington, well, I

had a gut feeling it would look like a mansion.

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