This post contains affiliate links. See affiliate disclaimer here. Recently I learned what Z Day is and why it’s observed on January 1. I’m pretty sure I listed it on the Weird Holidays & Observances page because I thought it had to do with zombies. Nope. Although, Z Day isContinue Reading
One of the more mysterious days on the Weird Holidays & Observances page is Z Day, which falls on January 1 every year. Or maybe it’s not so mysterious as it is curious. Until this year, I never really looked into it. But this year, I did. Here’s what I found.Continue Reading
This post contains affiliate links. See affiliate disclaimer here. In the middle of December I wondered if some Tweets were a delusional rambling, hoax or warning to Zak Bagans’ Haunted Museum. Luckily we all know now it was harmless. Well, maybe not harmless, but at least uneventful. Thankfully. In additionContinue Reading
Specimen bottles and mass graves. Both were discovered this year. One in Arkansas and the other in Oklahoma. Both prove the past doesn’t stay buried. Eventually it will be dug up. It also proves that sometimes lore stems from fact. Let’s take a look at these two examples from 2019.Continue Reading
I didn’t make much hoopla about it, but Haunt Jaunts turned 10 in 2019. Which means I’m now 10 Years in the Clear. (And 10 years older. Never imagined I’d be so excited about something like that! lol) I didn’t know what I was doing when I launched my blogContinue Reading
In a decade far, far away, a six-year-old girl sat in a movie theater at what was Tamarac Square Mall in Denver, Colorado. (The mall is now a Target.) As the theater darkened and the movie started, she found herself instantly transported to a galaxy far, far away. It wasContinue Reading
Dwight and Rhonda Hull are the husband and wife team behind Beelieve Paranormal, which has hosted the A Haunting in the Desert paranormal conference in Tombstone, Arizona, the past several years. (For 2020, the dates are May 15-17.) But their paracon is unique. For one thing, it’s much more intimate thanContinue Reading
Amy Bruni, Adam Berry and Chip Coffey have a goal: bring peace to the living by giving voice to the dead. They’ll do that again when Travel Channel’s Kindred Spirits returns with 10 new episodes beginning Friday, January 3, 2020 at 9 p.m. ET/PT. Paranormal investigators Bruni and Berry, alongContinue Reading
In case you haven’t already heard, Travel Channel greenlit a second season of its new series, Ghost Nation. But not only will we see Jason, Steve and Tango back in action, we’ll see more of them. Travel Channel added more episodes. The expanded 20-episode season will air in 2020. Ghost NationContinue Reading
Earth’s lush terrain and shining seas can hide tales of adventures gone terribly wrong. Some people have met mysterious, ill-fated ends. With little evidence and just a few fragmented clues, the trail to truth eventually runs cold. Travel Channel’s new eight-episode series, Lost in the Wild, premieres Sunday, December 29Continue Reading
I’ve got zombies on my brain today. (Pun intended). First the review of Little Monsters, now Zombieland: Double Tap. Tallahassee, Columbus, Wichita and Little Rock survived 10 years of the zombie apocalypse that brought them together to begin with, but can they survive Little Rock’s coming of age? That’s theContinue Reading
After watching Little Monsters (2019) on Hulu, I only have two regrets: That I didn’t watch it sooner, and It had a better title. This Little Monsters is not a remake of the 1989 movie of the same name, which starred Fred Savage. (Not that I thought it was, butContinue Reading
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