Haunted History Tours has been a staple in the New Orleans ghost tour trade for 25 years. However, like so many businesses in the service, travel and tourism industries, the tour company has suffered a major financial hit in 2020 thanks to the novel coronavirus crisis. The owner, Sidney Smith,Continue Reading
For the first time ever some of Travel Channel’s biggest female stars, a.k.a. paranormal wonder women, will all appear together by way of a panel at the San Diego Comic-Con (SDCC): “Wonder Women: Superstars of Paranormal.” The panel unites the badass women of paranormal for SDCC’s virtual Comic-Con@Home this summer.Continue Reading
Were you bummed to learn that certain popular Halloween events, like Eastern State Penitentiary’s Terror Behind the Walls and the Queen Mary’s Dark Harbor, have already canceled their events this year due to coronavirus concerns? If so, here’s a story you might like, especially if you’re into Bigfoot. The SmokyContinue Reading
On July 4th I posted “The White House’s Basement Demon Cat That Foretells Disaster.” Afterward, I realized something I’d shared from my research couldn’t be true about the Demon Cat story. Then someone on Instagram posted a comment that pointed out another potential mistake. Did you catch them too? IfContinue Reading
A longtime adventurer, survivalist and military veteran, Cliff Simon is no stranger to danger and battling the extreme. He’s been fascinated by the supernatural all his life. Now he’s taking his expertise on a personal mission, deep into the murky world of the paranormal in Travel Channel’s new six-part series,Continue Reading
Crackle Plus is a Chicken Soup for the Soul Entertainment company and one of the largest operators of streaming advertising-supported video-on-demand (AVOD). On Wednesday, July 1 it released its newest original AVOD offering, Portals, a sci-fi horror anthology. The Premise Portals reveals horrifying events surrounding a worldwide blackout. As darkContinue Reading
When I was researching stories for “11 U.S. Presidents, Their Paranormal Connections and the Dreamland Wax Museum in Boston,” one of the articles I used was from HuffPost. In addition to the writer recalling a White House ghost story Ronald Reagan had told her, she listed other paranormal presidential encounters,Continue Reading
Recently I’ve gotten a couple of very nice emails asking about the same thing: “You seem to be publishing more posts lately. I signed up to ‘Never Miss a Thing’ and get notified of new ones because I enjoy what you write, but I don’t want to get notified eachContinue Reading
The 1947 UFO sightings spawned two World UFO Days, both of which are celebrated about a week apart. One is on June 24 and commemorates the Kenneth Arnold UFO sighting in 1947. The other is on July 2 in observance of the Roswell crash with a goal to raise awarenessContinue Reading
First Eastern State Penitentiary’s Terror Behind the Walls, now the Queen Mary’s Dark Harbor. Another mega Halloween attraction has announced that it’s canceling its 2020 season. The Queen Mary said, “Scare you all next year,” in a post on their Facebook page. According to a Los Angeles Times article aboutContinue Reading
I’m done. 2020, you win. “Uncle!” I never thought I’d see a fight over a Bigfoot festival, but in this upside down, inside out world we’re living in, there truly is no telling what might happen next. The Article Manchester Newspapers reported about an upstart Bigfoot fest that was recentlyContinue Reading
Last week my Google alerts blew up with stories about a haunted drive-in launching in Tokyo, Japan, on July 4 and 5. (My favorite headline came from Autoblog.com: “‘Large number of dead people attack your car’ in Tokyo drive-in haunted house.”) Kowagarasetai, a haunted attraction company in Japan, had toContinue Reading
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