Memoriam Development

According to the Business Standard, “They might knock on your door on a late wintry night. You may see them approaching your car while you are waiting at the signal Continue reading... 175 – The Black Eyed Children

According to the BBC, “Since regaining its independence with the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991, Estonia has become one of the most economically successful of the EU’s eastern Continue reading... 174 – Estonia Folk Lore

According to the Villain’s Wiki, “Jenny Greenteeth is a malevolent hag from English folklore associated with bodies of water such as rivers, streams and lakes – areas of land which the creature would Continue reading... 173 – Jenny Greenteeth

According to Indigenous Tribes of Alaska, there is a dangerous shape shifting creature. In other places around the world, a shapeshifter is usually a fearsome entity like a wolf. However, Continue reading... 172 – The Kushtaka

What’s the opposite of scary ghost stories? Well, not scary ghost stories! This week Bob went scouring the internet (mostly Reddit) to try and track down ghost stories that are Continue reading... 171 – Wholesome Ghost Stories

According to the BBC, “In August 1977, the police arrived at 284 Green Street in the north London suburb of Enfield. Peggy Hodgson, a single mother of four, reported that Continue reading... 170 – The Enfield Poltergeist aka The Enfield Haunting

According to the Cryptid Wiki, “During the early 1970s, something horrible stalked the small town of Enfield, Illinois. Although Illinois is already home to phenomena such as strange lights, phantom Continue reading... 169 – Enfield Horror

This week was case of tiny bits of lore, but an interesting discussion. Meet the Ajatar, a snake woman from Finnish Folklore that spreads disease and lures hunters to their Continue reading... 168 – The Ajatar

Bob has noticed an interesting trend in his early streams on his Twitch channel. A small surge of viewers from Ecuador and Chile! So, what better way to reward than Continue reading... 167 – The Pishtaco

Meet Dea, a toy designer who is one part a fan of bananas, and one part a fan of crocodiles. This interest lead her to create a convention icon known Continue reading... 166 – Sorbet Jungle Interview and Huggin’ Molly.

According to Allthatinteresting.com, “According to centuries-old Filipino folklore, the aswang combines the most terrifying traits of vampires, were-beasts, and witches into a single monster that inspires unparalleled fear to this Continue reading... 165 – The Aswang

What is the opposite of a yes deer? A Not Deer. *ba dum tis*. According to the Cryptid Wiki, “The Not Deer is a creature said to inhabit the Appalachian Mountains with Continue reading... 164 – Not Deer

According to Yokai.com, “A terror from Western Japan, ushi oni is a class of monster that lives near water. The name literally means “ox demon,” and it refers to a Continue reading... 163 – Ushi-oni

According to Galnet, “Walking Sam is an ancient being, according to Native American lore, tied in closely with spiritual beings known as the “Stick Indians.” Stick Indians are the shadow Continue reading... 162 – Walking Sam

Wisconsin is the home to many things. Beer, cheese, and cheese curds to name a few. However, what if I was to tell you that there was some dark lore Continue reading... 161 – The Mineral Point Vampire

If you go to Joe Diamond’s website it reads, “Joe Diamond may look like a normal guy, but he has turned his fascination for the strange and mysterious into a Continue reading... 160 – Joe Diamond Cometh

Stop me if you heard this one before…guy picks up young lady walking down a dark road. She needs a ride. She gets in, is awfully quiet, and asks to Continue reading... 159 – The Vanishing Hitchhiker of Black Horse Lake

“Welcome to the charming City of Spirit Lake, located in the scenic state of Idaho. Nestled in the heart of the state’s Panhandle region, Spirit Lake offers a peaceful and Continue reading... 158 – Spirit Lake Idaho and The White Horse Saloon

Bloody Mary, Candy Man, Light as a Feather, and Biggie Smalls. What do all of these have in common? There is some kind of legend out there that by doing Continue reading... 157 – Ritual Pastas Revisited

According to Diana Yeado, “Once long ago and not so far away lived a lovely young maiden named Anna Story. She and her mother and the rest of their family Continue reading... 156 – White Lady Lane

According to Dangerousroads.org, “The road has been found to be the most haunted road (or reputedly so) in Pennsylvania, with drivers reporting all sorts of strange goings on which have Continue reading... 155 – Blue Mist Road

This week, the boys take a look at some haunted bridges across their home state of Indiana. A few of those include the Edna Collins Bridge in Green Castle, a Continue reading... 154 – Haunted Bridges of Indiana

According to the Cryptid Wiki, “The city of Toronto once had numerous streams and waterways that, as the city expanded, were built over and became a network of underground waterways, Continue reading... 153 – The Toronto Tunnel Monster

According to Legends of America, “The Lemp Family began with Johann Adam Lemp, who arrived in St Louis from Eschwege, Germany, in 1838. Building a small grocery store at what Continue reading... 152 – The Cursed Lemp Family of St Louis/Lemp Mansion

Do you like being tickled? If the answer is no, then maybe you should avoid the Inuit demon known as The Mahaha. The Mahaha resembles an emaciated Inuit dressed in Continue reading... 151 – The Mahaha of Inuit Lore