Previously: "Hanging Man Hill." Lots of kids have imaginary friends. Sometimes, though, those “imaginary friends” turn out to be not so imaginary… and not so friendly, either. Such is the case with Continue Reading > about Creepypasta Of The Week: “Mr. Widemouth”
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How Does It Work?: The Stone Tape Theory, Residual Hauntings, And The Deep Influence Of Memory And Emotion
Previously: Spirit Photography. Here’s a term I hadn’t heard until fairly recently: The “stone tape theory.” “Huh,” I thought. “What’s the stone tape theory? How does it work? Is it new? Maybe I’m Continue Reading > about How Does It Work?: The Stone Tape Theory, Residual Hauntings, And The Deep Influence Of Memory And Emotion
Creepypasta Of The Week: “Hanging Man Hill”
Previously: “Jvk1166z.esp.” Originally published to the Creepypasta Wikia in September of 2014 by user Indefinitesilence, “Hanging Man Hill” is what I might call a middle-aged creepypasta — it Continue Reading > about Creepypasta Of The Week: “Hanging Man Hill”
Unresolved: The Forest Grove Sound Mystery And The Squealing Of “Satan’s Teakettle”
Previously: The Monster With 21 Faces. Forest Grove, Oregon is a relatively quiet place. Less than 30 miles away from Portland, it’s primarily a commuter town; the continued presence of Pacific Continue Reading > about Unresolved: The Forest Grove Sound Mystery And The Squealing Of “Satan’s Teakettle”
A Day To Recharge
Hey gang, I very rarely take federal holidays or long weekends off, but today, I'm doing just that. (It's Washington's birthday/President's Day in the United States, for anyone who's either located Continue Reading > about A Day To Recharge
Creepypasta Of The Week: “Jvk1166z.esp”
Previously: "New Year, New You." Today, a classic video game creepypasta: “Jvk1166z.esp,” aka the Morrowind creepypasta. It bears a lot in common with many other video game creepypastas that Continue Reading > about Creepypasta Of The Week: “Jvk1166z.esp”
Creepy Wikipedia: The Life And Death Of The Collyer Brothers And Their “Mystery House”
Previously: The Mowing Devil. In 1947, no one had seen the Collyer brothers for years. Not properly, at least; it had, after all, been nearly 15 years since they had boarded up the windows and Continue Reading > about Creepy Wikipedia: The Life And Death Of The Collyer Brothers And Their “Mystery House”
14 Spooky Microfiction Twitter Accounts To Send A Chill Down Your Spine
Previously: Spooky Email Newsletters. I know, I know: Twitter is a cesspool. Most social media is a cesspool. But there are pockets of delight to be found amidst all the vitriol, if you look Continue Reading > about 14 Spooky Microfiction Twitter Accounts To Send A Chill Down Your Spine