I recently got a lobotomy kit allegedly used by Dr. Walter Freeman. It was used at Harlem Valley Asylum in Dover, New York. The kit came with a morgue tag, so the orbitoclast, the ice-pick instrument, may have killed someone, but that’s speculation. Get the scoop after jump.
OK, I normally don’t put a recipe on Ghostly, but this is just something fun you can make with a spooky twist. Get the scoop after the jump.
The strigoi is a figure from Romanian folklore. It’s often considered a precursor to the modern vampire. Their legends carry a blend of cultural fears about the death, the afterlife, and revenge on the living. Get the strigoi scoop after the jump.
Oh boy! I love a monster-hunting show that’s not focused on Bigfoot. Don’t get me wrong: I love the big hairy fellah. But there are more monsters out there than just him, The Loch Ness Monster, and Jersey Devil. Let’s get into the review, eh?
On December 1st, Ghostly Activities visited Fort Steilacoom in Lakewood, Washington, learned a thing or two about Puget Sound’s history … and got a ghost story! Get the scoop after the jump.
On December 1st, 2024, Ghostly Activities visited Fort Steilacoom and Western State Mental Hospital’s cemetery to see if Clara, the haunted doll, would communicate with spirits. And she did. Get the scoop after the jump.
Tacoma may have a “Loch Ness” monster swimming in Puget Sound. Get the scoop on this electrical beast after the jump.
Back in the 1920s, children began to vanish in the Point Defiance area near Tacoma. Sometimes, their bodies were found along the beach in Point Defiance and the Tacoma Narrows. In other cases, they just vanished. But one thing was clear: A monster may have taken them. Get the scoop after the jump.
Hi gang! Happy Creepmas! If you didn’t know, Creepmas is another name for the period between December 5th through January 13th. That lines up with Krampusnacht through St. Knuts Day in Scandinavia. This period celebrates all the spooky stuff (Krampus, Yule Lads, Wassailing, and more) in Europe.
