Previously: Chip Time. If you’re here — if you’re reading these words right now — you’re probably already familiar with a particular video that’s been floating around YouTube since early 2009. Continue Reading > about The Weird Part Of YouTube: The Making Of “No Through Road” And The Power Of Unanswered Questions
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Spooky Gifts For Spooky People: 23 Holiday Gift Ideas For The Discerning Ghost
Well, we’ve got a first for TGIMM this year: A holiday gift guide. But! A holiday gift guide for spooky people. If you have a spooky person or two in your life — or if you, yourself, are a spooky Continue Reading > about Spooky Gifts For Spooky People: 23 Holiday Gift Ideas For The Discerning Ghost
Creepypasta Of The Week: “Why I Don’t Laugh”
Previously: "The Copyman." (CW: Suicide.) From Creepypasta Wikia user Dr. Remag comes the creepypasta "Why I Don't Laugh," a story that reads a little like the backstory for the Boy Scout Lane Continue Reading > about Creepypasta Of The Week: “Why I Don’t Laugh”
Fearsome Fiction: Spooky Books & Short Stories You Can Read Online For Free
Previously: What To Do On Halloween, 2020 Edition. As I have often argued in the past, I am of the firm belief that spooky fiction is good at any time of year. It is, however, particularly good at Continue Reading > about Fearsome Fiction: Spooky Books & Short Stories You Can Read Online For Free
What To Do On Halloween: 2020 Stay-At-Home Edition
Previously: What To Do On Halloween, 2019 Edition. With the Big Day being just a little over a week away, it is — you guessed it — time for TGIMM’s annual What To Do On Halloween post, chock full Continue Reading > about What To Do On Halloween: 2020 Stay-At-Home Edition
12 Weird And Wonderful Horror Hotlines From The 1980s
Previously: A History Of Halloween Haunted Attractions. Some of our most popular features here at TGIMM focus on creepy phone numbers, particularly the ones you can actually call. But these phone Continue Reading > about 12 Weird And Wonderful Horror Hotlines From The 1980s
Creepypasta Of The Week: “The Copyman”
Previously: "How To Cook A Soft-Boiled Egg." If you've ever worked an admin or assistant job, you're no doubt aware of how numbingly repetitive the work can be. Sure, if your colleagues are fun, Continue Reading > about Creepypasta Of The Week: “The Copyman”
From Phantasmagoria Shows To High-Octane Halloween Haunts: A History Of Haunted Attractions In The United States
There are so many things I love about the Halloween season: The cooling weather; the fiery foliage; the sense that, finally, it is socially acceptable for me to watch a horror movie literally every Continue Reading > about From Phantasmagoria Shows To High-Octane Halloween Haunts: A History Of Haunted Attractions In The United States