Previously: Phantom Clown Sightings. In Arizona, about 40 miles of Phoenix, there’s a mountain range known as the Superstition Mountains. The name is fitting; many stories and tales cling to the Continue Reading > about Creepy Wikipedia: The Lost Dutchman’s Gold Mine, Which May Or May Not Exist
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How Does It Work?: Tarot Cards, Storytelling, And Exploring The Inner Workings Of Your Own Mind
Previously: The Stone Tape Theory. They loom large in our cultural landscape: Decks of brightly colored cards, illustrated with the finest of details and seemingly capable of telling us endless Continue Reading > about How Does It Work?: Tarot Cards, Storytelling, And Exploring The Inner Workings Of Your Own Mind
The Weird Part Of TikTok: FaceTheLight, Social Media, And The Evolution Of Found Footage
Previously: My House Walk-Through. When I first started the TGIMM feature I’ve hitherto called The Weird Part Of YouTube, I gave the piece that particular name for a few reasons: First, because it Continue Reading > about The Weird Part Of TikTok: FaceTheLight, Social Media, And The Evolution Of Found Footage
A Long Weekend (And A Short Film)
Hello, friends! I'm taking today off, so no longform post today. We'll be back on Wednesday (that's July 8, for those keeping track) with a new Most Dangerous Game, so check back in a few days for Continue Reading > about A Long Weekend (And A Short Film)
Creepypasta Of The Week: “Watcher”
Previously: "Without." I'll be honest: "Watcher," which was uploaded to the Creepypasta Wikia by user In the mouth of maggots in 2015, isn't terribly well-written. It also uses some stigmatizing Continue Reading > about Creepypasta Of The Week: “Watcher”
Sleepless Nights
Hey gang, I'm taking a rare sick day today (nothing major; I'm just recovering from an abnormally bad insomnia attack which has left me... let's call it "not firing on all cylinders" today), so no Continue Reading > about Sleepless Nights
Creepy Wikipedia: Phantom Clown Sightings And The Great Clown Scare Of 2016
Previously: Witch Bottles. In the late summer of 2016, something unnerving arrived in Greenville, South Carolina. It was shaped like a clown, but it… didn’t seem like a clown. In fact, it seemed Continue Reading > about Creepy Wikipedia: Phantom Clown Sightings And The Great Clown Scare Of 2016
The Echo Test: Japan’s Doppelganger Phone Numbers And The Folklore Of Doubling
Previously: 1-800-GOLF-TIP. Supposedly "cursed" phone numbers are seemingly a dime a dozen these days. There’s at least one in almost every country and region you can think of — and, in many Continue Reading > about The Echo Test: Japan’s Doppelganger Phone Numbers And The Folklore Of Doubling