It's the most wonderful time for the fear. Pour yourself a glass of eggnog. Deck the halls with bloody holly. Horror writers, Lee Richmond and Mark M J Green (Medley of the Macabre) bring you two tales of festive frights. Driving Home for Christmas – Lee Richmond. Gary Holbrook is driving home to his family on Christmas Eve when he witnesses something crash into the woods. Gary, channelling the bravado of his hero, David Hasselhoff, decides to investigate. What Gary discovers is a scene straight out of a Christmas card from Hell. Will Gary survive the night, or will this (as George Michael once sang) be his last Christmas? Driving Home for Christmas is a comedy/horror story in the vein of Evil Dead, but with a seasonal twist. Do You Hear What I Hear – Mark M J Green. Albert was looking forward to a few pre-Christmas drinks in his local pub with his best friend Mick. But a grisly discovery in the snow leads to a fight for survival as the pub comes under siege from nightmarish beasts. Trapped, cut off from the outside world and with a storm raging, can they survive the night? Imagine Shaun of the Dead, The Thing and The Mist thrown into a blender and your halfway there.