Last month, ID announced that TikTok sparked a new documentary, Menendez Brothers: Misjudged?, and that it would kick off ID’s month-long nostalgic dive into some of the most shocking cases of the 1990s. We also learned other high-profile specials would air every Sunday in August at 9/8c on ID. However,Continue Reading
In this guest post, supernatural folklorist Victoria Jaye examines the fallacy of demons having anything to do with mass shootings. Which you might think goes without saying, but there are people out there who believe that’s why we have so many in the U.S. Victoria helps us understand why that’sContinue Reading
With The Ghost Town Terror and now the forthcoming new series Ghosts of Devil’s Perch, it seems we may have a new paranormal TV trend on our hands, pardner. The Holzer Files alum, Cindy Kaza and Dave Schrader, are teaming up with a new member, K.D. Stafford, to investigate hauntingsContinue Reading
Thanks to the pandemic, CrimeCruise, which is the best of CrimeCon but on the water, took a bit of a vacation. But CrimeCruise will sail again in 2023. Specifically, April 30 through May 4 on Royal Caribbean’s Oasis of the Seas. Presale tickets went on sale July 18 for crimeHQ members.Continue Reading
The trailer for American Horror Stories season 2 dropped yesterday, creating quite a buzz. Well, even more of a buzz. Fans have been anticipating the second season ever since the first one ended. The trailer meant the wait was almost over while giving us a much-desired glimpse into the newContinue Reading
Forgive me, Pandemonium Day. I’ve overlooked you for far too long, which is a shame because from the origins of your name, “pandemonium,” to the reason we celebrate you, you’re really quite fascinating. But I’m here to correct the oversight now. When is Pandemonium Day celebrated? It’s celebrated on JulyContinue Reading
Demon and exorcist horror movies are not my favorites. Although I did enjoy two out of the three main movies in The Conjuring Universe franchise. (The first two. I found the actual facts of the “Devil Made Me Do It” case much more interesting than Hollywood’s hyped-up offering, which IContinue Reading
It was impossible not to think of “The Ghost” and “The Darkness,” the man-eating lions that inspired the movie of the same name, when I spotted “The Man-Eater of Mfuwe” on display in Chicago’s Field Museum. I’d never heard of the beast before then. Nor did I realize at theContinue Reading
This second half of July may be one of the quietest programming updates of the summer. There aren’t any season or series premieres. A little breather before Spooky Season arrives en masse? Because we know the start of Ghostober V is just around the corner and per Travel Channel andContinue Reading
Where have I been? Why am I just now learning about Stampcard Rewards? Which I did thanks to Amazon’s upcoming Prime Day. I was pretty much ignoring all the buzz about it, but FOMO finally got the best of me so I decided to check it out. Which I’m kindContinue Reading
You’ve probably heard the term jet-setter. It describes someone who travels frequently, internationally, and to hob knob socially with other wealthy people living their best posh life. A “set-jetter” and its verb form, set-jetting, is a play on words of the concept. Let’s check out exactly what that means andContinue Reading
Did you have any idea that the Georgia Guidestones in Elberton, Georgia, was such a controversial landmark? I didn’t. Really all I knew about them was thanks to a guest post from Lewis Powell IV. Here’s what he wrote about them in part 3 of his “Haunted Georgia: A PrimerContinue Reading
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