Funko Pops make fun gifts or keepsakes, but a lot of people are also passionate about collecting them. In this great guest post, Funko Pop collector Lewis Sheller rejoins us to share tips on the best way to start a Funko Pop collection. His enthusiasm even inspired us to addContinue Reading
Does anything good ever come from having a haunted doll? People often associate bad things with haunted dolls. Understandably. We pretty much only hear about the spooky things that happen to people who find —or are found by— them. But are they always only scary or evil? Are there anyContinue Reading
Do you ever suspect that you may be psychic? Have you ever wondered if there’s a way to test your psychic ability? The beginning of August is a great time to find out. Not because the Universe’s energy is more supercharged or anything like that. Rather, it has to doContinue Reading
The other day on Instagram, a Reels from Greg Ludwig (@ghostinspectorgreg) about haunting dollhouse graves caught my eye. Probably because, thanks to the Weird Holidays & Observances page, I’m aware that the first Sunday in August is National Doll Day. I was looking for an interesting way to observe it,Continue Reading
Guilty pleasure confession time: I love Pretty Little Liars. I didn’t start watching it right away back in the day, though. It had already been on for a couple of seasons before I gave into my curiosity and gave it a go. (And then the binge was on to catchContinue 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
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
There are a few days on the Weird Holidays & Observances page that always strike me as out of place. For instance, Leprechaun Day, which isn’t in March anywhere near St. Patrick’s Day as you might assume. Rather, it’s on May 13. But Build a Scarecrow Day is another oneContinue Reading
What better way to cool off in the hot summer heat than with some chilling entertainment? You’ll find lots of great free options in the Crackle July 2022 lineup, but we’ll just check out some of the highlights here, including one of the new channels this month, the appropriately namedContinue Reading
The Museum of the Warrens, or the Warren’s Occult Museum as it was once better known, is no longer open. I never had the privilege of visiting to see the array of allegedly haunted and cursed objects that they collected during their investigations, such as the infamous man-killing Raggedy AnnContinue Reading
Sesame Street is no stranger to controversy. Back in 2019, in honor of Sesame Street‘s 50th anniversary, Insider shared 11 of the show’s most controversial moments. The first one they highlighted was when Roosevelt Franklin, the first black muppet, was removed from the show in 1975 for perpetuating stereotypes ofContinue Reading
“Haunted People Syndrome” is one of the theories to come out of a five-year research program study to try and better understand hauntings and related paranormal phenomena. In fact, it was one of the primary theories that emerged from the study, which is also the focus of a new book,Continue Reading
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