Looking Back: A Ghost Hunt At Bachelor’s Grove Cemetery
Back in January 2013, Ghostly Activities investigated Bachelor’s Grove Cemetery, an infamously haunted site near Chicago. Get the scoop after the jump.
Checking In, A True Ghost Story
In October 2015, a very good girl returns to say goodbye. Get the scoop after the jump.
Ghostly Activities Talks Haunted Houses & Documentaries on Spaced Out Radio
On Feb. 19th, 2025, Jake from Ghostly Activities appeared on Spaced Out Radio to talk about paranormal documentary films and spooky stories. Watch the interview after the jump.
Wendigos | Cursed And Craving Flesh
Wendigos. Legend has it a brave sacrificed himself to protect his tribe and became a monster. Others say any cannibal can become one. And a newer legend says any greedy son of a bitch becomes a Wendigo. Let’s take a closer look at this North American monster.
Black Dogs | More ‘Boo!’ Than Bite
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.
Sam Hain | The Spirit of Halloween
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.
The Ozark Howler | Missouri’s Other Monster
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.
Ogopogo | Canada’s Loch Ness Monster
Ogopogo lurks deep within Lake Okanagan in British Columbia. Witness accounts say the cryptid is nearly 60-feet long and craves land dweller meat. That’s not the case. This monster has many misconceptions and misunderstandings about it. Get more after the jump.
Champ | Lake Champlain’s Resident Monster
Straddling New York, Vermont and Quebec, Lake Champlain holds a monster inside its murky depths. Champ, an aquatic beast, lies hiding underneath the waves. Indigenous people have known about this monster for centuries before European settlers reported it. Get more scoop on Champ after the jump.