So Scary

Crocodiles don’t live in the Sea of Galilee, there’s no reason to be scared...or is there? Roy’s parents have taken him and his sister on a family camping trip to the Sea of Galilee, but Roy is scared to death - there are rumors about a giant crocodile that lives in this lake. They keep telling him there are no crocodiles in the Sea of Galilee, but every time he is tempted to enter, something moves beneath the water. Could it be that there really is a crocodile and that it isn’t just Roy’s imagination?

Crows don’t attack children, there’s no reason to be scared...or is there? Adam is lying outside in the shade until he suddenly hears the weak cry of a crow from a nearby tree. He decides to climb up and investigate, even though he’s never climbed that high before. Finally, he sees it. A baby crow alone on the treetop. He decides to rescue it, but its crow parents have different ideas. They land nearby and attack Adam, pecking his hands that hold the young bird and trampling his arms that grip the branch. He is desperate to get down but can’t.

When Moran peers through Grandpa Herman’s camera lens at the abandoned community center, she sees three figures she does not recognize on the empty stage. But as soon as she lowers the camera, the figures disappear. Confused, she decides to solve the mystery whatever it takes, but the things she discovers fill her with fear. Do the figures exist in reality or just in her imagination?

It’s just a rustling from the neighbor’s apartment, there’s no reason to be scared - or is there? Alma’s parents have gone abroad on vacation. She and her 17-year-old brother, Daniel, are at home alone. On the first night, the trouble starts: Alma hears a rustling from beyond the wall of her room and can’t fall asleep.

Mika’s family goes on a trip to the desert in the South. On the way, they stop at a gas station and Mika uses the restroom. When she comes out, she discovers that all the cars are gone and she is alone. Suddenly, she sees figures walking in the distance. Thinking it’s her family she is seeing, she starts walking toward them, to the wadi. But suddenly, the figures disappear over the horizon and she is alone again, tired and scared in the big unfamiliar wadi and surrounded by wild animals. How will Mika get through a night in the desert? Will she find her way back to her family?

Ron’s parents have gone away and will return later that night. He was supposed to tell Alex, the neighbor, to round up the sheep and bring them home from the pasture, but Ron suddenly realizes he forgot. Together with Gil, his twin brother, he sets out to bring the herd home before it is too late and the sheep are attacked by wolves. When they reach the pasture, they are relieved to discover that the sheep are okay, and just to be safe, they turn on their big flashlight to scan the area. Rocks, thorns, and…bright eyes, erect ears, a red tongue…a wolf! And another. And two more.