Talk About Scary

It is believed that the ghosts of former Hawaiian warriors roam the islands at night. In our farewell episode, we explore this legend as well as our fun experiences working on this show over the years.

We've recorded a few episodes over the years that never aired. As the end gets closer, we felt it was time to share the segments about Wrinkles the Clown and the otherworldly Paris Catacombs.

Nestled in the mysterious town of Cassadaga, Florida, this museum welcomes visitors to dive into the realm of the unexplained and discover the secrets of the paranormal.

Ashley comes back to discuss previous episodes, such as Elisa Lam and The Titan Submersible. Additionally, we talk about how tense and frightening video games like Resident Evil can be. *Featuring special guest: Ashley Salewski

Rumors suggest that a former employee who committed suicide haunts the hotel. He has been accused of tampering with equipment and playing pranks on guests.

The universe should be thriving with intelligent life that we can easily detect. Over the years, many have proposed solutions to this problem, but the dark forest theory stands out as the most chilling.

Adam and Shelina visit the haunted St. Augustine Lighthouse. With its long and colorful history, it's hardly surprising that it has such a spooky reputation.

According to legend, the ghost haunting Jefferson Park was killed around midnight, and now her wounded spirit is trapped there. Many people claim to see a dark shadow moving among the trees.

Finding an alien race out there is an unnerving idea and something our culture isn't ready for. They would probably be hundreds or thousands of years ahead of us based on our understanding of the cosmos.

Return to the infamous Monte Vista and find out what Clay really thinks about this eerie hotel several years after our original stay.

Death occurs when your physical body is no longer working to survive. You take your final breath and your heart stops. However, what if something unexpected occurs?

Due to their ghostly atmospheres and many paranormal stories, historic buildings like Casa De La Paz and the St. Augustine Old Jail continue to give people chills.

Talk about teaming up with some real ghost hunters. In this episode we discuss our experiences at the spooky Miami YMCA where we filmed The Last Five Days: The Freak Building.

The Ring sparked a chain reaction in the early 2000s, kicking off the American Japanese horror remake craze. Every so often, a horror remake comes along that outperforms the original.

A girl named Laura Buxton released a balloon, which ended up in the hands of another Laura Buxton, 140 miles away. However, these girls discovered that they shared more than simply names.

The thought of someone living covertly in your house and waiting for you to leave so they may eat your food and pet your cat is unnerving, even if it seems to happen often.

According to European folklore, naughty children are either beaten with branches at Christmastime or dragged to hell to be tortured or possibly eaten by Krampus.

The Casket Girls of New Orleans have been portrayed as vicious vampires since the early 1900s, when they came into the city and were pushed into prostitution or unwanted marriages.

The deaths of two young cast members between the first and third Poltergeist films are said to have triggered this strange curse on the crew.

Many people have speculated that the British government could be hiding extraterrestrial spacecraft at Rudloe Manor, a Royal Air Force facility in the United Kingdom.

Westminster Hall and Burial Ground is renowned for its ghostly sightings. Reports of Edgar Allan Poe's apparition are frequent, with some visitors even asserting that he has communicated with them.

Clinton Road in New Jersey is known to be one of the country's most haunted roads, with numerous reports of mysterious phantom headlights being a very common occurrence.

San Carlos in Phoenix, Arizona, is well-known for having a mysterious and frightening past. These halls boast a history that is as fascinating as it is horrifying.

La Llorona is a vengeful spirit from Mexican folklore, known to wander near rivers as she mourns the children she drowned in a fit of jealous fury upon discovering her husband's unfaithfulness.

The real Annabelle doll is said to have been responsible for a number of incidents in the early 1970s before being secured in the Occult Museum of Ed and Lorraine Warren in Connecticut.