As for the individual stories, my favorite would be People Can Lick Too. The story did not involve the supernatural and was not especially scary, but it could easily happen in real life.
Personally I thought it was scary and that is because of what you say.. it could happen in real life. That is what makes it scary to me.
As for my favorite? I liked them all. The entire movie was interesting.
"Fasten your seatbelts. It's going to be a bumpy night"

I like the overall concept of The Campfire: the surprise at the end that the teenagers were dead was not really new, but I like the idea that Cliff in his delirium imagined himself and his friends sitting around a campfire telling horror tales, when in fact something dreadful had already happened to them in real life.
As for the individual stories, my favorite would be People Can Lick Too. The story did not involve the supernatural and was not especially scary, but it could easily happen in real life. This film, while made in 1997, actually serves as some kind of cautionary tale for people today, who often inform not only Jessica but practically everyone in the world minute by minute what they are doing through the internet. In real life, the little girl would very likely end up dead.

The Hook right at the start

"The Locket" with Glenn Quinn (R.I.P.) is my favorite
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Terror Tract.

People Can Lick To is by far the best segment. It was scary as all hell. And I have seen thousands of horror films. And to be creeped out is something that I love. I knew the ending and it still shocked me.
The Locket is the 2nd best.
Great film.

"The Locket" was my favorite, then again, that was always my favorite. I had a book of urban legends when I was like 6 and in that story the man married a woman who always had to wear a green ribbon around her neck (of course the husband always asked why but she wouldn't tell) and then, right before she died she told him he could take it off and turns out, the ribbon was keeping her head connected to her neck (the whole time)-I thought this version was a much more creative spin on my favorite childhood urban legend.
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Me again, i wanted to clarify that the movie im looking for is NOT the granny which is basically what i described however the one i want was a short movie which had ather short movies on it.

Ok im actually looking for another movie very similar to this one, in one of the storys there was a teenage boy and a killer was on the loose this killer had on a GRANNY MASK an old old woman mask any ways my fave was the hook even though it was short. but please ive been looking for this movie forever so can someone please help, thanks guys, and girls of course.

They did release this on DVD. I saw it at an FYE about a week ago. You should check around for it. BTW "The Honeymoon" was probably my favorite also.

I like all of them but my favorites are in this order:
People can lick to
The Honeymoon
The Hook (even though is was short)
The Locket
The answer is Jesus to the questions of life. He's the only solution to sorrows and strife.

My favorite stories are the Hook and the People can Lick, that story scared the hell out of me. After the movie was over, I searched my entire room, behind the door, in the closet, under the bed, and in the trunk with the lights on and a Ginzu knife in my hand.

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Not to me, that was the one plot ending I never saw coming. Is that one an urban legend like the others?

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Spoiler alert!
My favourite was "The Locket" as I already knew the ending to most of the other stories. That sequence with the music box, etc, was really spooky. I said most of the other stories because the story I know that was filmed as "The Honeymoon" had a different ending. Spoiler below.
The murderer was actually banging the man's severed head on the roof of the car in the version I read.
Back to The Locket, it makes much more sense now I realise the boyfriend was a ghost as well as poor Heather.

"The Hook"
I enjoy the 50s' feel. Also "The Honeymoon" was cool.

"People Can Lick Too" was my favorite because, one, it had the most inventive version of that urban legend. Another reason was Alex McKenna, the actress who played "Amanda". She was wicked cute back when this movie was made, and she's grown up to be incredibly gorgeous.

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I liked The Locket, but all were entertaining.
-L31

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The Honeymoon. You have to love it when an All American Couple goes out in the woods where some killer monsters are waiting to eat their little white bodies!
I would have loved more kissy poo sceans between valerie and her boytoy husband Rick. And I would love to seen more of the monsters. It would have been great to see how the monsters catch and kill the hottie husband Rick.