Black Cat Myths: Bad Omens or Bringers of Fortune?
As the mascot of Halloween, black cats tend to have a bad rap, often based on geographical folklore, myth and
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Category: Urban Legends
La Pascualita: Mexico’s “Corpse Bride”
It’s common for people to ignore store mannequins. The sole purpose of their existence is to display clothes a store
History of Robert the Doll
The story of Robert the Doll dates back to the early 1900’s. When a young boy named Eugene Robert Otto
Tarot Card of the Month: Seven of Pentacles
The Seven of Pentacles shows that moment a person’s life when he or she is able to look back on
This Cryptid Made an Entire Town Disappear
Somewhere in the southern reaches of Alaska, an abandoned seaside village resides. Many of the buildings that stood in the
Stanley Hotel
The Stanley Hotel is known world-wide for many things; one of which being Stephen King’s “The Shining”. It’s commonly known
History of Halloween
Halloween is celebrated in many countries around the world. It is a day to remember the dead and to think
Skinwalker Ranch: Utah’s Most Notorious Paranormal Hotspot
It’s a cold, crisp night in the Uintah basin. It’s pitch black, except for a few dim lights from neighboring
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Ghost Stories: Maine’s Route 2A
Maine has a fair share of ghost stories, one being Route 2A. This section, known as the Haynesville Woods, is
Pain Magic in Modern Paganism
Pain magic – what’s the first thing that pops into your mind? American pop culture suggests a blood pact of