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* ''VideoGame/NightShift'', the playable prologue to Puppet Combo's ''VideoGame/StayOutOfTheHouse'', is set at an isolated gas station where you control a gas station attendant who is stalked throughout the night by a serial killer, culminating in [[spoiler:the attendant being captured]].
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* ''VideoGame/NightShift'', ''VideoGame/{{Night Shift|2018}}'', the playable prologue to Puppet Combo's ''VideoGame/StayOutOfTheHouse'', is set at an isolated gas station where you control a gas station attendant who is stalked throughout the night by a serial killer, culminating in [[spoiler:the attendant being captured]].
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* In ''Film/BigDriver'', Tess's rape and assault takes place in the shell of a abandoned gas station on a remote stretch of country road.
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* In ''Film/BigDriver'', Tess's rape and assault takes place in the shell of a an abandoned gas station on a remote stretch of country road.
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* Referenced in the video of ''Music/BlueOysterCult'''s "Take Me Away" (from the album ''Music/RevolutionByNight''), where the young couple in the car get the first inkling something is not right; the band logo of the hooked cross painted on the petrol station wall is as big a clue as the [[CreepyGasStationAttendant sinister proprietor]].
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* Referenced in the video of ''Music/BlueOysterCult'''s "Take Me Away" (from the album ''Music/RevolutionByNight''), ''Music/TheRevolutionByNight''), where the young couple in the car get the first inkling something is not right; the band logo of the hooked cross painted on the petrol station wall is as big a clue as the [[CreepyGasStationAttendant sinister proprietor]].
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* In ''Fanfic/AFrozenFlower'', Otto points a client that he and Olive are helping, the Root Beer Man, to a gas station convenience store so he can get some root beer, instead of getting it from a tree. When he goes into the store, he seemingly disappears, causing Otto to follow him once the case is solved. It turns out to house a group of dormant ''lamberos'' who have killed the man and who nearly do the same to Otto once he walks inside and discovers the corpse.
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* In ''Fanfic/AFrozenFlower'', Otto points a client that he and Olive are helping, the Root Beer Man, to a gas station convenience store so he can get some root beer, instead of getting it from a tree. When he goes into the store, he seemingly disappears, causing Otto to follow him once the case is solved. It turns out to house a group of dormant ''lamberos'' who have killed the man and who nearly do the same to Otto once he walks inside and discovers the corpse.
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* Referenced in the video of ''Music/BlueOysterCult'''s "Take Me Away", where the young couple in the car get the first inkling something is not right; the band logo of the hooked cross painted on the petrol station wall is as big a clue as the [[CreepyGasStationAttendant sinister proprietor]].
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* Referenced in the video of ''Music/BlueOysterCult'''s "Take Me Away", Away" (from the album ''Music/RevolutionByNight''), where the young couple in the car get the first inkling something is not right; the band logo of the hooked cross painted on the petrol station wall is as big a clue as the [[CreepyGasStationAttendant sinister proprietor]].
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* ''Series/{{Supernatural}}'': In the Season 4 premiere, Dean [[spoiler: returns from Hell via rising from his own grave]] and comes upon a rundown, rural gas station which is conveniently closed. He proceeds to rob the place only to be be overwhelmed by a painfully high-pitched noise that shatters the windows and what he later describes as a demonic presence. [[spoiler: It's revealed that the presence was the angel Castiel, who was only trying to talk to him.]]
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* ''Night Shift'', the playable prologue to Puppet Combo's ''VideoGame/StayOutOfTheHouse'', is set at an isolated gas station where you control a gas station attendant who is stalked throughout the night by a serial killer, culminating in [[spoiler:the attendant being captured]].
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* ''Night Shift'', ''VideoGame/NightShift'', the playable prologue to Puppet Combo's ''VideoGame/StayOutOfTheHouse'', is set at an isolated gas station where you control a gas station attendant who is stalked throughout the night by a serial killer, culminating in [[spoiler:the attendant being captured]].
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For a number of reasons, lonely gas stations are a popular setting for horror writers to use. Much of this is perhaps that gas stations are a place that pretty much everyone who has driven a car needs to visit at least once in a while. As such, they are bound to attract some weird and dangerous people, both in real life and in fiction.
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For a number of reasons, lonely gas stations are a popular setting for horror writers to use. Much of this is perhaps that gas stations are a place that pretty much everyone who has driven owns a car needs to visit at least once in a while. As such, they are bound to attract some weird and dangerous people, both in real life and in fiction.
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For a number of reasons, lonely gas stations are a popular setting for horror writers to use. Much of this is perhaps that gas stations are a place that pretty much everyone who has driven needs to visit at least once in a while. As such, they are bound to attract some weird and dangerous people, both in real life and in fiction.
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For a number of reasons, lonely gas stations are a popular setting for horror writers to use. Much of this is perhaps that gas stations are a place that pretty much everyone who has driven a car needs to visit at least once in a while. As such, they are bound to attract some weird and dangerous people, both in real life and in fiction.
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Combine this with their often dingy run-down appearance, as well as the fact that they can be found in even in the most rural and isolated of areas, and you have the recipe for a decent horror setting.
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Combine this with their often dingy run-down appearance, appearance as well as the fact that they can be found in even in the most rural and isolated of areas, areas and you have the recipe for a decent horror setting.
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For a number of reasons, writers like to use lonely gas stations as a setting for horror. Much of this is perhaps that gas stations are a place that pretty much everyone who drives needs to visit at least once in a while. As such, they are bound to attract some weird and dangerous people, both in real life and in fiction.
Combine this with their often dingy run-down appearance, as well as the fact that they can be found in even in the most rural and isolated of areas, and you have the recipe for a popular horror setting.
Combine this with their often dingy run-down appearance, as well as the fact that they can be found in even in the most rural and isolated of areas, and you have the recipe for a popular horror setting.
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For a number of reasons, writers like to use lonely gas stations as are a popular setting for horror. horror writers to use. Much of this is perhaps that gas stations are a place that pretty much everyone who drives has driven needs to visit at least once in a while. As such, they are bound to attract some weird and dangerous people, both in real life and in fiction.
Combine this with their often dingy run-down appearance, as well as the fact that they can be found in even in the most rural and isolated of areas, and you have the recipe for apopular decent horror setting.
Combine this with their often dingy run-down appearance, as well as the fact that they can be found in even in the most rural and isolated of areas, and you have the recipe for a
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Combine this with their often dingy run-down appearance, as well as the fact that they can be found in even in the most rural and isolated parts of the globe, and you have the recipe for a popular horror setting.
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Combine this with their often dingy run-down appearance, as well as the fact that they can be found in even in the most rural and isolated parts of the globe, areas, and you have the recipe for a popular horror setting.
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It's a foggy, winter day in the middle of nowhere. And on the long, curving highway is a gas station. A generic, everyday, normal gas station. The perfect place to be haunted by a ghost, stalked by a serial killer, [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking or have your wallet empty from the ridiculously high fuel prices.]]
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It's a foggy, winter day in the middle of nowhere. And on the long, curving highway is a gas station. A generic, everyday, normal gas station. The perfect place to be haunted by a ghost, stalked by a serial killer, [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking or have your wallet empty emptied from the ridiculously high fuel prices.]]
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It's a foggy, winter day in the middle of nowhere. And on the long, curving highway is a gas station. A generic, everyday, normal gas station. The perfect place to be haunted by a ghost, stalked by a serial killer, [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking or having your wallet empty from the ridiculously high fuel prices.]]
For a number of reasons, writers like to use lonely gas stations as a setting for horror. Much of this is perhaps that gas stations are a place that everyone who drives a car needs to visit at least once in a while. As such, they are bound to attract some weird and dangerous people, both in real life and in fiction.
For a number of reasons, writers like to use lonely gas stations as a setting for horror. Much of this is perhaps that gas stations are a place that everyone who drives a car needs to visit at least once in a while. As such, they are bound to attract some weird and dangerous people, both in real life and in fiction.
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It's a foggy, winter day in the middle of nowhere. And on the long, curving highway is a gas station. A generic, everyday, normal gas station. The perfect place to be haunted by a ghost, stalked by a serial killer, [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking or having have your wallet empty from the ridiculously high fuel prices.]]
For a number of reasons, writers like to use lonely gas stations as a setting for horror. Much of this is perhaps that gas stations are a place that pretty much everyone who drivesa car needs to visit at least once in a while. As such, they are bound to attract some weird and dangerous people, both in real life and in fiction.
For a number of reasons, writers like to use lonely gas stations as a setting for horror. Much of this is perhaps that gas stations are a place that pretty much everyone who drives
