Once upon a time, you were a young child who loved hearing fairy tales at bedtime and watching Disney bring them to life on screen. Now that you're a grown-up, though, your tastes have grown up ...

Scary movies, haunted houses, and, of course, horror stories. While I could once again work my way through Stephen King's classics , I decided to try something new this year. After all, there's ...

The dark and creepy origins of classic fairy tales. ... In the original tale, the Ugly Duckling is harassed out of the pond, only to live with geese and ducks who are eventually slaughtered.

Original Grimm's fairy tales that are too scary for kids. TNN / Updated: Sep 6, 2018, 11:24 IST. Share. AA + Text Size. Small; Medium; Large; Follow us . 1 / 9. Original fairy tale plots that are ...

If there's one thing we learned this past week at Comic-Con, it's that Hollywood is obsessed with fairy tales. They're magical, they've got instant ...

This year marks the 200th anniversary of Grimm's fairy tales. To celebrate the bicentennial, a number of movie, book and theater adaptations are in the works. This week, best-selling British ...

I've read every one of those fairy tales to my children, many times over, from it's original source The Borther's Grimm. Not once has any of my children been scared or had nightmares after such a ...

Grimm's Fairy Tales—the fairly disturbing and ever-iconic 'Children's and Household' stories ... Grimm's Fairy Tales turn 200 — and they're just as creepy today as they were in 1812. Copy Link ...

Creepy fairy tales for adults. ... The book is a modern-day spin on Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream but the four lovers from the original play have been morphed into three, ...

The fairy tales or wonder tales were derived from all sorts of storytelling. They could be amusing and edifying at the same time." We're certainly not sure if they're edifying for children any longer.

GANNA BOZHKO/GETTY IMAGES. Famous fairy tales and folktales from around the world. Fairy tale stories are part and parcel of childhood. Endlessly retellable (and spoofable—we’re looking at you ...