Entity Of The Week: Stingy Jack

The modern version of Halloween has had many influences from various cultures throughout history. Even dating back to an ancient Roman festival called Pomona, which celebrated a goddess of the harvest. Some of the games played during Pomona have even survived to this day, such as bobbing for apples. But Read more

By Cryptic Chronicles, ago

Ghoul

In Arabic mythology as well as European folklore there’s an evil creature that lurks in graveyards and uninhabited places where there’s plenty of corpses around; the ghoul. In Arabian folklore, a ghoul is a shapeshifting demon that roams the desert and likes to take on the form of a hyena. Read more

By Cryptic Chronicles, ago

Strigoi

Some people are born Strigoi, and some people become Strigoi after death. In Romania, people are still commonly knowledgeable about this ancient depiction of the vampire. In fact, Bram Stoker, the author of the famous ‘Dracula’ was originally going to have his vampire be from Austria until he discovered the Read more

By Cryptic Chronicles, ago

The Devil’s Tree

The Devil’s Tree is one of the most haunted locations in Florida U.S.A. Despite relatively recent origins, the tale of this cursed tree only grows more and more famous. There are occurrences of paranormal activity commonly reported in the area it’s located. However, unlike most urban legends, The Devil’s Tree Read more

By Cryptic Chronicles, ago

Monster Legend: Invunche

From the country of Chile in South America comes the Invunche. While most monsters inspire revulsion, this one is actually pretty sympathetic and depressing. The creation of these monsters begins with a witch, who steals an infant male baby. The witch then takes this baby to her cave (In Chilean Read more

By Cryptic Chronicles, ago

The Dibbuk Box

The Dibbuk Box is a wine cabinet that has an evil entity bound within it known as a dibbuk, which comes from Judaic folklore. They’re a restless, usually malicious spirit believed to be able to haunt or even possess the living. It’s believed a dibbuk was once a human soul Read more

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Entity Of The Week: Candyman

The Candyman is probably more complicated and misunderstood than any other killer entity because he’s more an artist than a casual slasher villain. Born the son of a former slave who invented a machine that could mass-produce shoes during the Civil War era, his father used this money to send Read more

By Cryptic Chronicles, ago
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