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
The Island of Dolls is allegedly one of the most haunted locations on the planet. A little over half a century ago, a man named Julian Santana Barrera began living on what would one day be known as the Island of Dolls to live as a recluse. Early on in Read more
The Björketorp Runestone in Sweden is possibly part of a grave field of solitary and forming stone circles. It’s among the worlds tallest Viking Runestones at 14ft tall which dates back to the 6th or 7th century. The cursed object has fascinated countless people over the centuries, yet still remains Read more
In Japan, beneath Mount Fuji is the forest of Aokigahara. The location also has two other names: Suicide Forest, and the Sea of Trees. Malevolent rumors surround the forest because over the years hundreds of people have entered with no intention of leaving. The Japanese landmark has a dark history Read more
The Chair of Death. It’s said that anyone who sits in this chair experiences haunting supernatural occurrences like itching, paranoia, hearing things, confusion, items being moved on their own, and warnings written on walls and mirrors no one else can see. The victims usually die violently in varying amounts of Read more
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
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