People like to tell terrifying tales. Over time, those tales take on a life of their own and become urban legends, like Bloody Mary and Hook Man. They can become very convincing, and many ghost hunters have gone down a rabbit hole to find the truth. This post serves to…
There’s something creepy about an empty churchyard at night. The wind becomes still, barely rustling the fall leaves. The moon slips behind the clouds to dimly light the star-filled night. A shape moves between the headstones, low and steady, crouching. Most people would shrug it off as a stray dog….
October 10, 1935 — The wind howled through the Black Hills of Thurston County as a geared steam locomotive rumbled across a rotting trestle. It would never finish its route. Get the scoop after the jump.
Back in January 2013, Ghostly Activities investigated Bachelor’s Grove Cemetery, an infamously haunted site near Chicago. Get the scoop after the jump.
Black dogs. Spectral hounds. Ecto pooches. These pups can guard a haunt with the ferocity of a rabid German Shepherd. Or they may want a hug like a Bichon Frise. Get the scoop after the jump.
As fall sets in, one spirit becomes stronger and stronger as nights grow longer and colder. Sam Hain, the spirit of Halloween, finally manifests around October 28th and fades for another year on November 2nd.
Something stalks unsuspecting campers in the Ozark Mountains. Its screech can frighten people to death or curse them. Read more about the Ozark Howler after the jump.
It was a snowy and sloppy day in the Pacific Northwest when I heard a strange buzzing sound. When I looked at my security camera screen, I didn’t see anyone standing by my front gate. And then this happened … Get the full scoop after the jump.
This Christmas, tell some spooky stories just like the Victorians did back in the day. I’ve got 3 creepy stories (in audio format to boot) for you just after the jump.