I have a ghost story. Kinda. Actually two. When I was a child, about 10 years old I remember playing hide and go seek with my friends. It was late at night on a weekend and I was hiding behind a house near a main road not far from the pole where the other kid was counting. Another kid was hiding with me. Our community was about half a block away from the city cemetery. Literally right behind me. I was terrified of cemeteries as a child. They still bug me today. Anyways, as the kid counted something told me to look behind me, towards the cemetery. I saw what looked like a red shadow, like an actual shadow but red instead of black, at the entrance to the cemetery. It suddenly ran across the street about 4 houses down from us hiding behind a bench on the sidewalk. The terror in me was so great that I screamed at the top of my lungs scaring the hell out of the kid hiding with me. The kid counting had just finished counting and took a few steps away from the pole when I started running while screaming. As far as I was from the pole compared to him I beat him to the pole almost smashing into it and the fence behind it. After that, we all ran home. I don't know what I saw but it was definitely not natural.
My second story happened at the same cemetery. My mom and her brother went to the cemetery to clean the tomb of my grandparents. If you've even been to a Latino cemetery you'll know we don't just put a small plaque on the ground, some flowers, and let the grass grow around it. Nope, we go all out building a literal mini house or concrete/marble box over the tomb. On that day my mom asked me to turn on the water so she could hose down the tomb. The damn faucet was about 100 feet away from the tomb. I had to walk past multiple tombs to get to it. Like I said, I was terrified of cemeteries as a child. I don't know why. I managed to make it to the faucet, turn on the water, and go back. Then she asked me to turn the water off and that's when I lost it. I had walked passed a giant tomb that looked like a small house over the tomb and the wall inside had a giant mural of Jesus surrounded by angels. I had walked passed it the first time, stared, and kept going. But this second time I was compelled to stop and stare and I saw the image moving. I freaked out so much I ran out of the cemetery screaming, crossed the main road without looking, and ran all the way home. My mom got home to find me hiding under my bed terrified.
After that, I avoided the cemetery till I was in my teens. Ironically enough I ended up getting a summer school job there cleaning out the dry brush and plants. I wasn't alone, there were several of us. At one point there was a funeral on its way and the cemetery workers needed to clean out the tomb for the body coming. They asked us to do it. No one wanted to jump into the hole that already had a body in it buried under concrete. The smallest, most scared kid got bullied into the whole. I felt bad for him and joined him and helped him out even though I was terrified. And when they wouldn't help us out I threatened to beat them with the shovel when I did get out.
So yea, I'm not a fan of cemeteries, spirits, or anything related to that in real life. Movies, I don't mind.