Previously: "The King Come Down." Published at the Creepypasta Wikia by user Daltsch in 2011, “A Diary In A Mine” makes excellent use of the fictional diary format to chronicle the events occurring Continue Reading > about Creepypasta Of The Week: “A Diary In A Mine”
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The Haunted House That Never Was: The Congelier Mansion Of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Previously: How To Be A Nanny In A Haunted House. It’s often spoken of as one of the most haunted houses in America — and it’s no wonder that it is: The things that are said to have gone on in the Continue Reading > about The Haunted House That Never Was: The Congelier Mansion Of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Creepy Wikipedia: Dancing Mania & The Dancing Plague Of 1518
Previously: Homicidal Sleepwalking. In 1518, a plague struck Strasbourg in the Alsace region of France, then part of the Holy Roman Empire. I’m not talking about the Black Death, though — I’m Continue Reading > about Creepy Wikipedia: Dancing Mania & The Dancing Plague Of 1518
The Best Creepy Podcasts On The Internet, February 2018 — And Why They’re Worth Your Time
Previously: The Best Creepy Podcasts On The Internet, January 2017. It’s been over a year since I last compiled a list of what I consider some of the best creepy podcasts on the internet, so let’s Continue Reading > about The Best Creepy Podcasts On The Internet, February 2018 — And Why They’re Worth Your Time
Unresolved: The Devil’s Footprints & The Great Devon Mystery Of 1855
Previously: John Titor. The beginning of February 1855 in the southwest county of England known as Devon was marked by heavy snowfall. Indeed, 1855 would prove to be unusually cold — but on the Continue Reading > about Unresolved: The Devil’s Footprints & The Great Devon Mystery Of 1855
Creepy Wikipedia: Christine And Lea Papin, The Murderous Maids Of France
The truth often really is stranger than fiction, and the creepy parts of Wikipedia prove it. Weird history, scientific oddities, otherwise unclassifiable Things that you wouldn’t believe actually Continue Reading > about Creepy Wikipedia: Christine And Lea Papin, The Murderous Maids Of France
Creepypasta of the Week: “The Pied Piper”
Previously: “Extra Ketchup.” Fairy tales are worth a closer look for the same reason that a lot of modern urban legends are — there’s often more going on there than just a gruesome tale meant to Continue Reading > about Creepypasta of the Week: “The Pied Piper”
Haunted Road Trip: The Colonial Inn of Concord, Massachusetts
Previously: The Stanley Hotel. Sometimes I think that maybe the reason I’m so interested in weird stuff is because I grew up in a place with a boatload of history. I was born and raised in Concord, Continue Reading > about Haunted Road Trip: The Colonial Inn of Concord, Massachusetts