NorthJersey.com Chances are, if your name is not Dante, you are not going to get a personal tour of hell. But one place can come close. The subway is dark. It's below ground. It's full of cacophonous noises and weird smells. And — apologies to the MTA — it can feel like a scary environment. There is danger: of third rails, open trenches, deranged people. The perfect place for a horror yarn, in fact. "Every once in a while the subway stops, and it's spooky," said Robert Smithline, a Fair Lawn resident who is the writer, director and co-producer of new mystery-horror series, "The H...