Autumnforest left some wonderful comments on yesterday’s post that of course got me thinking about other ways to improve ghost hunting investigation techniques. JOB ASSIGNMENTS Autumnforest brought up the very astute point that just as people are assigned certain duties within a ghost hunting group (such as lead investigator, caseContinue Reading
Today I stumbled across a pretty good article on Digg called “Someone Grab Scooby–Doo: The World’s Most Haunted Landmarks.” What I liked most about the article: the pics and details of the ghosts supposedly haunting each haunted landmark. What I didn’t like about the article: I was surprised some placesContinue Reading
I’m a fan of the show Ghost Hunters but I don’t follow Jason and Grant’s every doing like some fans. That’s why I was surprised to learn they’d bought an inn in New Hampshire. The Spalding Inn, which was a fairly decent-sized one too. (Guess they can no longer claimContinue Reading
I had no idea what a treat I was in for when the chance arose to interview David Dominé about his book, A Dark Room in Glitter Ball City. The interview ended up encompassing three things I love most: true crime, horror, and the paranormal. You know, Haunt Jaunts’ foundingContinue Reading
In the real world, we suspect ghosts possibly exist, even if we don’t fully understand why or what causes them. People have paranormal experiences all the time, and there are certainly enough paranormal TV shows following researchers and catching their exploits on camera. Hollywood certainly has no shortage of inspirationContinue Reading
We haven’t had a Crackle programming update in a while, but they recently sent us one for July. Since there are all kinds of great sci-fi and horror offerings that are just perfect for summertime streaming, I’m going to stow this on the Summer Spirit page. (In case you wantContinue Reading
Okay, there’s one on this list that doesn’t exactly qualify as an iconic horror movie artifact, but it did help create one of the most iconic horror movies ever, Psycho. It was the typewriter used to write the screenplay. (See number 2.) It’s among the horror movie artifacts that areContinue Reading
First of all, did you even know there’s a The Shining series called Overlook in development? I didn’t, but that was an exciting discovery to make today. Apparently, it’s one of a few deals that J.J. Abrams and Bad Robot made with WarnerMedia last spring, according to Comicbook. Let’s take aContinue Reading
In addition to the seven new series and Ghostober miniseries and specials airing on Travel Channel during Ghostober, they’ve released an ultimate Halloween Go-To Guide. Their biggest paranormal stars share their ghostly picks for the season! These paranormal experts, explorers, researchers, investigators and psychic mediums have just about seen and experienced itContinue Reading
This post contains affiliate links. See affiliate disclaimer here. This is a guest contribution from Nora Mork. There are a lot of scary books. Horror writing is one of the most popular genres. Within the horror genre is the ‘haunted house’ story where innocents discover the hidden truth about theContinue Reading
As I mentioned in the first Haunted Headlines Weekender edition, I’m going to start posting the Haunted Headlines more often during the Halloween season. Because as you can see from this list, just Monday through Wednesday of this week so far is jammed packed once again. You may also noticeContinue Reading
When you love the paranormal and travel in search of it, or Haunt Jaunt as I like to call it, you don’t necessarily learn where the best ghosts roam. You’re lucky to experience any paranormal activity. However, you still learn things. (That’s pretty much true for any travel really.) IContinue Reading
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