Cheaply produced and easy on the eyes, The 'Reality TV' craze began in the late '80's and currently makes up over half of all network television slots. The popularity of such programs has led to a glut of such programming whose popularity continues to rise, mostly with the younger generations who've been weaned on such frivolous fare. Inevitably, a dark, sinister side emerges from such a sweeping phenomenon like an evil twin; a 'Fractured Reality', if you will. Witness the horrific future of such programs in the following terror tales: It was once stated that 'reality is one man's perception of the truth'.in the enclosed cases, however, it can be better defined as 'one man's perception of horrors personified.' Contributing authors include William I. Lengeman III; William C. Bates; Joni Latham; Terry Lloyd Vinson; Kim Vinson; Steven L. Shrewsbury; Nickolaus A. Pacione; Nicholas Mounts; and Hasan Abood.