I’ve been meaning to check out Crackle ever since they sent me info about the Ghostbusters documentary, Cleanin’ Up the Town. I wasn’t in the mood for a documentary when I finally sat down to check them out, but I was in the mood for something scary. Or hopefully scary.Continue Reading
Crackle’s mix of Hollywood blockbusters, award-winning indies, classic TV, and hand-picked exclusive and original content is always FREE. Crackle Plus, a Chicken Soup for the Soul Entertainment (Nasdaq: CSSE) company and one of the largest operators of streaming advertising-supported video-on-demand (AVOD) networks, today announced the upcoming content releases planned forContinue Reading
One of the hottest Halloween destinations each year is Salem, Massachusetts. Their super popular Haunted Happenings event draws 500,00 visitors every spooky season. As we’re all painfully aware, though, throngs of people gathering together is currently no bueno. How will the COVID-19 pandemic impact Haunted Happenings 2020? They recently releasedContinue Reading
The Queen Anne Hotel is perhaps San Francisco’s most popular haunted hotel. However, in a half-mile stretch, there are actually three haunting hotels of Sutter Street: the Hotel Vertigo, the Hotel Majestic and the Queen Anne Hotel. I realized this during a visit to the City by the Bay inContinue Reading
This is a guest contribution from Keith Langston. It’s important to give independent horror a chance. Without new filmmakers trying new things, horror would be nothing but Friday The 13th: Part 57. More importantly, some of the best horror films in history have been from independent filmmakers – The BlairContinue Reading
Ever since the Paranormal Day Paracon, and especially my Terror Tryst with Paul and Andy, I’ve meant to host a Haunted Magazine Giveaway. In fact, during my chat with them, I said I’d be giving away three copies of their mag. Well, I’m a little bit late about getting myContinue Reading
There are few in the paranormal community who don’t know Troy Taylor from American Hauntings. He’s an author, a ghost tour guide, a podcast host, and (when COVID-19 isn’t messing things up) holds a popular ghost conference at the end of every June. But did you know he also sellsContinue Reading
Several other major Halloween haunts canceled this year amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, including Terror Behind the Walls, Dark Harbor and Halloween Horror Nights. However, Six Flags Entertainment Corporation, the world’s largest regional theme park company, has decided to give the ax to its traditional annual Fright Fest to make wayContinue Reading
What kind of paranormal programming can you expect to see on Travel Channel August 17-30, 2020? There’s no new series premiering, but there are exciting new episodes of Into the Unknown and Ghost Adventures: Screaming Room. The Shows Listed in alphabetical order. For more information about any of these showsContinue Reading
Which city do you think is your state’s most haunted? That’s what the Haunted Capitals Project wants to find out. It all started when I saw something from Destination Mansfield. They proclaimed themselves the Haunted Capital of Ohio. Columbus is Ohio’s state capital, but a haunted capital? That was intriguing.Continue Reading
Legendary Eats is a new eerie eaterie in Lexington, Virginia, that serves spooky sandwich creations named after myths and legends like Sasquatch, the Jersey Devil, Nessie and El Cuco. I saw a story about them from WSET.com that included a post about their menu from their Facebook page. At first,Continue Reading
There’s No Such Thing as Ghosts? is a new paranormal documentary now streaming on Amazon Prime, and it’s absolutely worth renting for $4.99 or, better yet, spending the extra $1 to buy for $5.99. Psst. The link(s) above lead(s) to our Amazon affiliate. As noted in our affiliate policy, ifContinue Reading
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