There have been tales of vampires as long as humans have told stories. Since the days of the first accepted civilizations in mainstream history (Sumeria), to even further back shrouded eras of pre-history. There is something about blood-sucking entities that stalk us unseen that really vibes with humanity’s archetypal fears. Read more
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In Canada and the northern United States stalks a monster many people still believe actually exists to this day; Wendigo. This monster’s name translates to “the evil spirit that devours mankind” and it’s associated with the coldest times of the year. In the darkness of winter’s icy grip food is Read more
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From English folklore comes Black Annis. She is a malevolent blue-skinned haggard witch with sharp iron talons. She is extremely tall and stalks the night with glowing eyes and an ever gaping mouth filled with razor-sharp teeth. The first known written evidence of this entity comes from a title deed Read more
Article by Damien Skeen Hello. I am back with another disturbing legend. Now, Japan has its share of screwed up myths and legends, no offense to any Japanese readers, but it’s true. From evil weasel creatures who are so fast that they cut off your legs and drink your blood, Read more
[the_ad_placement id=”e”]Some monsters take a more subtle route when hunting victims. The kuri is one such creature. Lots of people die in the wild and are usually buried in shallow makeshift graves. The kuri lurk around such graves. And if either by accident or out of curiosity someone approaches this Read more
Article by Lilly Lutz The Banshee, known as the Bean Si (Irish- ” woman of the otherworld”), the Bean-Nighe (Scottish- “Little Washer by the Ford”) is a spirit that is prevalent in both Irish and Scottish folklore. Their appearance and behavior vary slightly between these two regions; both retain the Read more
In the freezing lands of the Inuit, tribes live a race of shadow people. The Tariaksuq, as they’re called, live a very similar life to the way normal human beings do. They have families and homes, as well as use tools and build things. They use weapons to fight, and Read more
Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 1:00:37 — 55.9MB) | EmbedSubscribe: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Amazon Music | Android | Pandora | iHeartRadio | JioSaavn | Podchaser | Gaana | Podcast Index | Email | TuneIn | Deezer | Anghami | RSS | MoreIt’s time for Halloween! Read more
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
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