Hello, Gentle Readers! Everything is A Lot right now, so I am giving myself the gift of a day off today. To keep you occupied in the meantime, I offer forth a series of short films Ari Aster Continue Reading > about A Day Of Rest
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Creepypasta Of The Week: “Without”
Previously: “A Knock At The Window.” (CW: Suicide.) Like our last Creepypasta of the Week, I found the creepypasta titled “Without” via the Creepypasta Wiki’s “Random Page” function — and Continue Reading > about Creepypasta Of The Week: “Without”
What’s In My Bookshelf: The Best Spooky Books To Read, May 2020
Previously: Books That Scared The Pants Off Me When I Was A Kid. I learned very early in life that, if I always had a book with me, I would never be bored. As such, I grew up into the kind of Continue Reading > about What’s In My Bookshelf: The Best Spooky Books To Read, May 2020
On The Elevator Game: The History Of A Modern Urban Legend And Its Real-Life Connections & Consequences
Previously: On The Momo Challenge. Some people know it as Elevator To Another World. For others, it’s the Elevator To Hell. Some simply call it the Elevator Ritual or the Elevator Game. But no Continue Reading > about On The Elevator Game: The History Of A Modern Urban Legend And Its Real-Life Connections & Consequences
Creepypasta Of The Week: “A Knock On The Window”
Previously: "Mr. Widemouth." I found the creepypasta “A Knock On The Window” purely by accident: I went to the Creepypasta Wiki, I hovered over the “Explore” menu, and I clicked “Random Page,” and Continue Reading > about Creepypasta Of The Week: “A Knock On The Window”
Unresolved: What Happened To The Ourang Medan — And Did It Exist At All?
Previously: The Forest Grove Sound. The story goes something like this: In June of 1947, the Dutch vessel S.S. Ourang Medan was reportedly navigating the Marshall Islands in the Micronesian Continue Reading > about Unresolved: What Happened To The Ourang Medan — And Did It Exist At All?
Scams, Heists, And Other True Crimes & Mysteries: Podcast Recommendations, April 2020
Previously: Creepy Podcasts, February 2018. It’s been more than two years since I’ve put together a standalone podcast recommendations list — time flies! — so, you know what? Let’s do that today. Continue Reading > about Scams, Heists, And Other True Crimes & Mysteries: Podcast Recommendations, April 2020
Indoor Activities For Spooky People
Previously: What To Do On Halloween, 2019 Edition. If you, like myself, are currently stuck inside your home for the foreseeable future, you… might be starting to feel a little bit cooped up. So I Continue Reading > about Indoor Activities For Spooky People