Previously: Summoning La Cegua. Mirrors can serve a lot of different purposes in games of the Most Dangerous variety. Sure, they’ve obviously got reflective properties — but as this method for Continue Reading > about The Most Dangerous Games: How To Use A Mirror As A Window Into Another World (Or, Peek-A-Boo)
Encyclopaedia Of The Impossible: The Wind Telephone (Kaze No Denwa), Or The Otsuchi Phone Booth
Previously: Kisaragi Station. Type: UCD (Unusual Communication Device). Period/location of origin: 2010, Otsuchi, Japan. Appearance: Subject appears to be an old-fashioned, English-style Continue Reading > about Encyclopaedia Of The Impossible: The Wind Telephone (Kaze No Denwa), Or The Otsuchi Phone Booth
Haunted Road Trip: 112 Ocean Avenue, The DeFeo Murders, And The Amityville Horror
Previously: Highland Towers, Malaysia. It might just be the most notorious address in America: 112 Ocean Avenue in Amityville, Long Island, New York. But it’s not notorious for just one story; oh Continue Reading > about Haunted Road Trip: 112 Ocean Avenue, The DeFeo Murders, And The Amityville Horror
The Most Dangerous Games: Summoning La Cegua
Previously: The Compass Game. There are some things you should know before you learn how to summon La Cegua. She’s a Central American figure, for one; the many iterations of her story are told most Continue Reading > about The Most Dangerous Games: Summoning La Cegua
‘The Last Movie’ Podcast From The Public Radio Alliance Is Ready To Haunt Your Celluloid Nightmares
Good news for anyone who’s been in mourning since The Black Tapes Podcast reached its conclusion: The Last Movie, a new podcast from the Public Radio Alliance, is arriving soon. Very soon — in seven Continue Reading > about ‘The Last Movie’ Podcast From The Public Radio Alliance Is Ready To Haunt Your Celluloid Nightmares
Is “Dear David” Over? Taking Stock Of Twitter’s Current Favorite Haunting (Part 6)
Previously: Is “Dear David” Real? Part 1; Part 2; Part 3; Part 4; Part 5. When I’ve published updated examinations of the “Dear David” ghost story writer and illustrator Adam Ellis has been telling Continue Reading > about Is “Dear David” Over? Taking Stock Of Twitter’s Current Favorite Haunting (Part 6)
Creepypasta Of The Week: “I Quit Drinking On St. Patrick’s Day”
Previously: "It Only Meant Love In 1350." Today, something in honor of the upcoming holiday: “I Quit Drinking On St. Patrick’s Day.” To be fair, the story is only tangentially related to March 17; Continue Reading > about Creepypasta Of The Week: “I Quit Drinking On St. Patrick’s Day”