Hauntings
Most Haunted Places in Mexico: A Spooky Tour of the Country’s Most Ghostly Sites
Mexico is a country rich in history and culture, with a long and complex past that includes ancient civilizations, colonialism, and revolution. Along with this rich history, Mexico also has a reputation for being one of the most haunted countries in ...
Last Words of Edgar Allen Poe: Unraveling the Mystery
Edgar Allan Poe was an American writer, poet, and literary critic, who is widely considered as a central figure in American Romanticism. His works are known for their dark themes, vivid imagery, and complex characters. Poe’s life was marked by ...
The Haunting at Corregidor Island: A Ghostly History of the Philippines’ Iconic Landmark
Corregidor Island, also known as “The Rock,” is a small island located at the entrance of Manila Bay in the Philippines. During World War II, the island was a strategic military location that saw intense fighting between Japanese and Amer...
Last Words of Timothy McVeigh: Reflections on the Oklahoma City Bombing
Timothy McVeigh was an American domestic terrorist who perpetrated the Oklahoma City bombing on April 19, 1995, which killed 168 people and injured hundreds more. McVeigh was convicted and sentenced to death for his crimes, and he was executed by let...
Last Words of Ted Bundy: What Did the Infamous Serial Killer Say Before His Execution?
Ted Bundy was one of the most notorious serial killers in American history, responsible for the murders of at least 30 young women and girls in the 1970s. After years of eluding authorities, Bundy was finally caught, convicted, and sentenced to death...
Last Words of John Wayne Gacy: Revealed and Analyzed
John Wayne Gacy, also known as the “Killer Clown,” was one of the most notorious serial killers in American history. He was convicted of raping and murdering 33 young men and boys between 1972 and 1978 in the Chicago area. Gacy was senten...
The Werewolf Trials: Europe’s Lesser-Known Witch Trials
The witch trials of Europe are infamous, with the Salem witch trials in America being perhaps the most well-known. However, there were many other witch trials that took place throughout Europe, and one of the lesser-known types of trials were those i...
Can Dogs Detect Ghosts? The Truth Behind This Myth
Dogs have been known for their exceptional sense of smell and hearing, which makes them a popular choice for various types of jobs, including search and rescue, therapy, and even law enforcement. However, there is a growing interest in whether dogs c...
The Ghost of Jeffrey Dahmer
Ah, Jeffrey Dahmer, the man whose name alone sends a chill down the spines of even the most hardened true crime aficionados. This notorious serial killer, who took the lives of 17 young men, also dabbled in cannibalism and necrophilia. Now, it seems,...
What Were the Last Words of Gary Gilmore: A Look into the Infamous Execution
Gary Gilmore was a notorious criminal who gained national attention in the late 1970s when he was sentenced to death for murder. His case became even more infamous when he refused to appeal his sentence, stating that he wanted to be executed as soon ...
What were the Last Words of Eileen Wuornos: A Look into the Infamous Serial Killer’s Final Moments
Eileen Wuornos was one of America’s most notorious serial killers, who was convicted of killing seven men in Florida between 1989 and 1990. Her life and crimes have been the subject of numerous books, documentaries, and movies. One question tha...
Haunted Places
In the Middle of Somewhere
Where are you? Two friends texted, separately, within an hour of each other. Western Nebraska, I said. So you're in the middle of nowhere, both of them wrote back. I really paused. I had flown into Denver and taken a nine-seater plane to Allianc...
The Fight to Save Kenilworth Park & Aquatic Gardens
Listen and subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and all major podcast apps. Kelly McEvers: Gina Geffrard has a very specific memory about the first time she encountered the place we’re talking about today. Gina Geffrard: In 2019, I filmed an...
Kobe Muslim Mosque in Kobe, Japan
A major international port of post-feudal Japan, the city of Kobe was one of the first to welcome foreign visitors to the country. Soon, a sizeable foreigner district developed in the Kitano area of the city, which remains today as its main tourist a...
Leigh’s Favorite Oatmeal Chocolate Chip Cookies
Leigh Myers’ signature cookies are crispy on the edges, tender in the center, and jazzed up with spicy nuts. Ingredients 1 1/2 cup (200 grams) all-purpose flour 1 teaspoon baking soda 1 teaspoon fine sea salt 1 teaspoon cinnamon 16 tablespoon...
Wyoming, and What Happens When You Pull Over
I had not planned to stop in Pringle, South Dakota. We were driving west through the Black Hills to take a day trip to Wyoming when … I spotted it — a large sculpture made entirely of bicycles, welded together on the roadside outside of town, goi...
ScareHouse Films
Hi there Zach Baggins. You engage in extreme paranormal investigations, we create extreme haunted attractions. Now we see that you’re launched your very own film production company called SCAREHOUSE FILMS. So it looks like we’re both big ...
Route 66: The Mother Road
Since the early 1920s, when word first spread of a highway that would run from Chicago to Los Angeles, Route 66 has defined the American dream—symbolizing the country's sense of freedom, ingenuity, and continuous transformation. Join us as we drive...
Maria Theresa Thaler in Trieste, Italy
Before the city of Trieste was annexed by Italy following World War I, it had been part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire for several centuries, and it was during this earlier time period when Trieste became one of Europe’s notable commercial centers....
Tsui Sing Lau Pagoda in Hong Kong
Tsui Sing Lau, which translates to 'pagoda of the gathering stars', is a 13-meter tall, three storey, hexagonally shaped grey brick pagoda. Erected during the Hongwu period of the Ming dynasty (between 1368 - 1398), it was ordained as a monument in ...
Bradford Industrial Museum in Bradford, England
This museum is based at the former Moorside Mills textile factory (built 1874). Originally, only 2 stories the mill was extended upwards by 2 floors during the boom period of WW1 and in 1919 an impressive clock tower was added as a memorial to the ...
Cathedral of Our Lady of the Immaculate Conception in Maputo, Mozambique
Standing proudly in central Maputo, this cathedral is impossible to miss with its luminous white facade and bold neoclassical design that gives it an almost sculpted, timeless feel. Its twin bell towers rise above the city, creating a calm visual anc...
The House With No Story
We picked Bloomington because of friends. A couple we'd been close with in New York moved there four years ago when she got a professorship at IU. We wanted to see them. They didn't have an agenda for the day, so I pulled up the Atlas Obscura app an...
Wheeler Kilns in Pahrump, Nevada
Smelting of metal ores requires carbon and high temperature to produce molten metal. Traditional smelting used charcoal, a carbon product made from widely available wood. Unsurprisingly, therefore, charcoal was used widely for smelting in the early d...
The Deadites Return in ‘Evil Dead Burn’
The Evil Dead franchise is returning with the latest installment, Evil Dead Burn, hitting theaters on July 24th, 2026, and we are over the moon. What will Evil Dead... Read more » The post The Deadites Return in ‘Evil Dead Burn’ ap...
What the Light Knows
The first time it happened, my father had been dead for one week. My mother and I were in the Smoky Mountains in Tennessee, in April, trying to do something with ourselves. We were walking an overlook with long views across the ridgelines when somet...
Nectar Soda
Though Cincinnati is best known for breweries, another effervescent beverage has a long history in the Queen City: the nectar soda. Home to the oldest pharmacy college in the U.S. west of the Alleghenies, the Eclectic Medical Institute (1845-1952), ...
This Chef Is Redefining Cuban Comfort Food From a Kissimmee Food Truck
“All that we have learned has been, as we Cubans say, ‘a golpe.’” Amanda Melendez is explaining the success of her food truck in Kissimmee, Florida, and it’s quickly becoming clear that her popularity did not come by accident: It was forge...
A Visit from Hollywood Legends
ScareHouse attractions have hosted all kinds of famous faces over the last 20 years: Martin Lawrence, Elijah Wood, Kristin Stewart, the Pittsburgh Steelers, and even the Impractical Jokers… but as die-hard horror nerds, the most mind-blowing vi...
Vintage Haunted House Commercials
It’s time for some retro haunted history with this collection of vintage haunted house commercials from the 70s, 80s, and 90s! Featuring classic attractions like The Haunted Mansion at Long Branch, Brigantine Castle, Rocky Point Haunted House, and ...
Early Morning With the Devil
In October 2024 friends from Pittsburgh Today Live took viewers inside both THE BASEMENT and THE CHIPPED FANG. ScareHouse Creative Director Scott Simmons offered up a preview of The Basement while our make-up manager Sue Weill transformed a...
Creepy News
Hollywood UFOs, Paranormal Activity, and Disclosure Day Strangeness
The world may be on fire, but that’s why we’re up at 3am watching movie trailers and chasing ghosts. What’s been going on this week, anyway? Is Hollywood Taking UFOs Seriously Again? A new trailer for Steven Spielberg’s Disclo...
The Tumultuous Life Of John Gotti Jr., The Son Of Infamous Mob Boss John Gotti
John "Junior" Gotti joined the Mafia in 1988, became the youngest capo in Gambino family history by the time he was 26, took over as acting boss in 1991 — and then walked away from it all. The post The Tumultuous Life Of John Gotti Jr., The Son Of ...
Archaeologists In Germany Just Found A Completely Intact Notebook From The Middle Ages Among The Ruins Of A Latrine
Researchers haven't yet been able to decipher its ten pages' worth of cursive script written in Latin, but they suspect that the book may have once belonged to a merchant who could have simply dropped it in the latrine by accident. The post Archaeolo...
Inside The Old Bishop House, The Gilded Age Mansion Known As One Of Connecticut’s “Most Haunted Houses”
Located in Old Saybrook, Connecticut, Old Bishop House was used for the 1971 horror film Let's Scare Jessica To Death" — and is now said to be haunted itself. The post Inside The Old Bishop House, The Gilded Age Mansion Known As One Of Connecticut&...
900 Bodies Have Been Trapped Inside The USS Arizona Since It Sank At Pearl Harbor — And Scientists Just Found That The Ship Is Still Leaking Oil
More than 80 years after the USS Arizona went down at Pearl Harbor, scientists confirmed that oil is still seeping up from the wreck. Now, this leak is raising urgent questions about thousands of other sunken ships around the world. The post 900 Bodi...
The Head-Scratching Mystery Behind The Green Children Of Woolpit
In at least two historical accounts, children with green skin appeared in the English village of Woolpit in the 12th century. But to this day, this strange tale continues to leave historians baffled. The post The Head-Scratching Mystery Behind The Gr...
Meet The Biggest Bat In The World, The Golden-Crowned Flying Fox
Endemic to the Philippines, the giant golden-crowned flying fox is a nocturnal creature that only eats fruit — but that doesn't make them any less terrifying. The post Meet The Biggest Bat In The World, The Golden-Crowned Flying Fox appeared first ...
Grigori Rasputin’s Mystical Rise And Brutal Death In Tsarist Russia
Grigori Rasputin was a mystic and renegade monk who entranced the Romanovs — and ended up being assassinated in December 1916 for it. The post Grigori Rasputin’s Mystical Rise And Brutal Death In Tsarist Russia appeared first on All That'...
The Life And Death Of Ramon Novarro, The Pioneering Silent Film Star Who Was Brutally Tortured And Murdered
A popular actor from the silent film era, Ramon Novarro was murdered in 1968 by two brothers that he'd hired as escorts. The post The Life And Death Of Ramon Novarro, The Pioneering Silent Film Star Who Was Brutally Tortured And Murdered appeared fi...
Two Roman-Era Infants Unearthed In England Were Found Wrapped In Cloth Colored By The Ancient World’s Most Expensive Dye
These infants were interred in York some 1,700 years ago, but who exactly they were and why they were buried with such expensive cloth remain a mystery. The post Two Roman-Era Infants Unearthed In England Were Found Wrapped In Cloth Colored By The An...
Why Was St. Christopher Depicted With The Head Of A Dog In Hundreds Of Historical Paintings?
A viral TikTok is raising a question that has puzzled historians for centuries: Why does one of Christianity's most beloved saints appear with the head of a dog? The post Why Was St. Christopher Depicted With The Head Of A Dog In Hundreds Of Historic...
What Is The Motherboard Earth Theory?
The Motherboard Earth Theory posits that our planet is, in a sense, a giant computer. The post What Is The Motherboard Earth Theory? appeared first on All That's Interesting.
Blood Sport: Revisiting Traction… Er, Action, Park
If you were compiling a list of things you may have experienced in your youth...
The Real Story Of Mormon Underwear, The Sacred Temple Garments Worn Day And Night By Members Of The LDS Church
Mormon temple garments are meant to remind LDS members of their covenants with Christ and shield them from temptation and evil. Some Church members even claim the underwear has protected them from accidents. The post The Real Story Of Mormon Underwea...
The Chilling Crimes Of Stephen McDaniel, The Murderer Who Gave Himself Away During An Interview On Live TV
A few days after murdering Lauren Giddings, Stephen McDaniel posed as a concerned neighbor on the local news — but his charade crumbled when he learned from the reporter that her body had just been found. The post The Chilling Crimes Of Stephen McD...
Raoul Wallenberg, The Fearless Swedish Diplomat Who Saved 100,000 Jews During World War II
While stationed in Budapest, Raoul Wallenberg did whatever he could to save Hungarian Jews from the horrors of the Holocaust — but he tragically disappeared just as World War II was coming to an end. The post Raoul Wallenberg, The Fearless Swedish ...
The Ancient Order of Bali
The Ancient Order of Bali: In the 1970s, the Indonesian island of Bali went through a period of rapid change. Along the stunning beaches on the southern side of the island, tourism boomed. Parking lots were put up, together with swinging hot spots an...
An Ancient Roman Phallus Keepsake Was Just Found During Excavations At A Cricket Club In England
Made of bronze and dating back 1,800 years, this pendant measures just 1.2 inches long and is believed to be a talisman that was held onto for good luck. The post An Ancient Roman Phallus Keepsake Was Just Found During Excavations At A Cricket Club I...
There Is A Town In Missouri The U.S. Government ‘Wiped From The Map’ — It’s One Of History’s ‘Worst Environmental Disasters’
Dioxin contamination, compounded by a devastating flood, made Missouri's Times Beach no longer safe for its residents. By 1982, they were warned against returning to their homes. The post There Is A Town In Missouri The U.S. Government ‘Wiped F...
‘Graveyard’ Of 5,000-Year-Old Mummified Penguins Found In Antarctica Baffles Scientists
The freezing environment preserved some of the penguins so well that they still had feathers attached to them. The post ‘Graveyard’ Of 5,000-Year-Old Mummified Penguins Found In Antarctica Baffles Scientists appeared first on All That...
Famous Graves
Canine Chronicles: Tracing the Ancient Origins of Dogs (Video)
The captivating history of dogs traces back tens of thousands of years to when humans… The post Canine Chronicles: Tracing the Ancient Origins of Dogs (Video) appeared first on Historic Mysteries.
Deciphering the Mystery of New England’s Day of Darkness
On May 19, 1780, at precisely 10:00 a.m., the inhabitants of New England were stricken… The post Deciphering the Mystery of New England’s Day of Darkness appeared first on Historic Mysteries.
A Fortune out of Thin Air? The Great Diamond Hoax of 1872
The gold and silver rushes in 1848 in California, and 1859 in Nevada set the… The post A Fortune out of Thin Air? The Great Diamond Hoax of 1872 appeared first on Historic Mysteries.
Panzer IX & Panzer X: The Nazi Terror Tanks and the Art of Deception
Propaganda is a powerful tool in wartime, as able to cripple an uncertain enemy as… The post Panzer IX & Panzer X: The Nazi Terror Tanks and the Art of Deception appeared first on Historic Mysteries.
The Chicago Strangler: More than a Phantom Killer?
Amongst other things, the Windy City is famous for its iconic skyline, delicious deep-dish pizza,… The post The Chicago Strangler: More than a Phantom Killer? appeared first on Historic Mysteries.
The Tale of Dahut and the Lost City of Ys
Did you know that according to local folklore Brittany in France has its very own… The post The Tale of Dahut and the Lost City of Ys appeared first on Historic Mysteries.
Did the CIA Really Have an Inflatable Plane?
The United States Central Intelligence Agency or CIA is one of the premier foreign intelligence… The post Did the CIA Really Have an Inflatable Plane? appeared first on Historic Mysteries.
Elvira Madigan and Sixten Sparre: A real life Romeo and Juliet?
Romeo and Juliet is the singular most famous love story to have been ever written.… The post Elvira Madigan and Sixten Sparre: A real life Romeo and Juliet? appeared first on Historic Mysteries.
Gloria Ramirez: the Horrible Death of the “Toxic Woman”
When someone is described as a “toxic” person, the individual is considered poisonous, harmful, controlling,… The post Gloria Ramirez: the Horrible Death of the “Toxic Woman” appeared first on Historic Mysteries.
Teddy Roosevelt: Tougher than your Average President
There has never been as outdoorsy a President as Theodore Roosevelt Jr. The 26th US… The post Teddy Roosevelt: Tougher than your Average President appeared first on Historic Mysteries.
Greek Magical Papyri: Spellbook from Two Thousand Years Ago
Many notable papyri from Ancient Egypt provide a look into what life was like back… The post Greek Magical Papyri: Spellbook from Two Thousand Years Ago appeared first on Historic Mysteries.
Amazing Contents of a “Genuine” Vampire-Killing Kit (Video)
A vampire hunter kit seems like something out of fantasy fiction, but such things apparently… The post Amazing Contents of a “Genuine” Vampire-Killing Kit (Video) appeared first on Historic Mysteries.
The Permian Extinction and the Highest Death Toll in History
The planet is heading into a period of great extinction. Human activities and pollution have… The post The Permian Extinction and the Highest Death Toll in History appeared first on Historic Mysteries.
Genghis Khan and his Sixteen Million Living Relatives (Video)
Ever wonder why the Catholic Church is so insistent that Jesus had no children? A… The post Genghis Khan and his Sixteen Million Living Relatives (Video) appeared first on Historic Mysteries.
The “Biggest Real Estate Deal in History”: The Louisiana Purchase
In 1803, a monumental event occurred that would shape the history of the United States,… The post The “Biggest Real Estate Deal in History”: The Louisiana Purchase appeared first on Historic Mysteries.
(List) Ten of the Worst Conflicts in History
The 20th century has, without a doubt, seen humanity at its most destructive. More people… The post (List) Ten of the Worst Conflicts in History appeared first on Historic Mysteries.
Krak des Chevaliers: Unconquerable Fortress of the Holy Land
Krak des Chevaliers has a rich and unique history, making it one of the most… The post Krak des Chevaliers: Unconquerable Fortress of the Holy Land appeared first on Historic Mysteries.
Peter’s Pence: The 1,000 year old Catholic Poll Tax
In theory, the various religions across the globe are sustained by voluntary donations, combined in… The post Peter’s Pence: The 1,000 year old Catholic Poll Tax appeared first on Historic Mysteries.
The Dark Sacrifice of the Crystal Maiden
Near San Ignacio, Cayo District in Belize, is the site of an ancient cave called… The post The Dark Sacrifice of the Crystal Maiden appeared first on Historic Mysteries.
Lost Origins: The Enigma of the Azores’ Ancient Civilization (Video)
In the middle of the vast Atlantic Ocean, the Azores islands stand as a puzzle.… The post Lost Origins: The Enigma of the Azores’ Ancient Civilization (Video) appeared first on Historic Mysteries.
Creepy History
The Graveyard That Made Me Kiss a Frog
A surreal field in rural Wisconsin holds hundreds of giant fiberglass molds—an accidental archive of roadside Americana where art, industry, and imagination collide. I kissed a frog in Sparta, Wisconsin. Voluntarily. Enthusiastically. The frog in ...
How to Walk on the Trail of Tears
There are 5,000 miles of the Trail of Tears, but only limited parts can be walked today. Our Atlas Obscura CEO visited the portion in Prairie Grove, Arkansas. There is a place in Prairie Grove, Arkansas, at the quiet corner of Black Nursery Road and ...
Beyond the podcast: The world of Cleopatra
How much do you know about the life and cultural afterlife of Cleopatra? To accompany my four-part HistoryExtra podcast series on the ancient Egyptian pharaoh with author and broadcaster Dr Islam Issa, I've compiled a list of essential reading, liste...
Lady Jane Grey: life of the week
Nicola Tallis explores the tumultuous life of Lady Jane Grey – from her reluctant accession to the throne to her tragically early death
Becoming Jane Austen | The early life of a literary legend
In this first episode of our four-part series on Jane Austen's life and work, Dr Lizzie Rogers and Lauren Good step back into the influential Regency novelist's formative years, and explore her earliest writings that show how she began to find her vo...
Your Emails Are Fueling My Quest to See All 50 States
As Atlas Obscura's CEO continues her voyage to her remaining 11 states, your emails are pouring in. Keep them coming! I have to be honest with you: I thought I was the one going on an adventure. But then your emails started arriving, and I realized...
The ultimate Cold War sex scandal – and 11 other political outrages from British history
From the fall of Thomas Cromwell to Cold War sex dramas, James Osborne examines some of the most extraordinary episodes in British political history
"It was like going out naked": Which common accessory did Tudors dare not leave the house without?
In early modern England, what a person wore was a key marker of social status. Recent research now suggests that the common hat – how it was worn, or not – could cause a serious breach of the peace
I Asked. You Answered. Now I Have Some Questions for You.
Here is what you told me about the 11 states I am racing to visit before July 4th. And here is what I am still wondering. A few weeks ago, I announced my quest: Visit all 50 states before America’s 250th birthday on July 4th. I had 11 remaining—A...
When was the first Eurovision and who won? Plus 9 facts on the history of the song contest
When did the Eurovision Song Contest first take place? What was the first competition like? And has it always been rocked by voting scandals? Ellie Cawthorne speaks to Dean Vuletic, a leading expert on the history of the annual musical extravaganza
Two Places, One Story: Mickey Mantle’s House and the Toxic Town
An Atlas Obscura map led to a joyful stop at Mickey Mantle’s childhood home, and a haunting visit to the abandoned mining town just up the road. The Atlas Obscura map led me to two places in the same corner of northeast Oklahoma on the same afterno...
She tried to cover her husband in penises: a medieval guide to the seven deadly sins
Today, we think of these vices as outdated definitions of moral flaws prohibited by the church. But as Peter Jones reveals, they were originally conceived to provide medieval solutions to universal human problems
Filth, dirt and stench: why this is “one of the most unfair stereotypes about the Middle Ages”
Far from living in constant filth, medieval people developed routines, regulations and even public infrastructure to manage cleanliness, despite lacking modern plumbing or any understanding of germs
The peacemakers of WW2
Lord Peter Ricketts introduces the peacemakers of WW2, exploring their diplomatic responsibilities in shaping the future of the world postwar
Wonder All Around Us
A stop at the gravesite of a Kentucky Derby champion reveals how Atlas Obscura turns ordinary drives into unexpected discoveries. Somewhere in Kansas, a well-traveled man asked me if I was driving long distances to hit the state's biggest attractions...
On the edge of catastrophe: life in Pompeii as Vesuvius was about to erupt
The eruption of Vesuvius in AD 79 buried Pompeii and its citizens beneath pumice, stone and ash for centuries. But as Jess Venner reveals, we can now reconstruct the lives of its citizens before the catastrophe
Horror News
After 7 Years, Disneyland Finally Has A Galaxy’s Edge For All Star Wars Fans
Thanks to a variety of new additions and incoming changes, Disneyland has finally expanded its Star Wars-themed land for every kind of fan.
ER: Every Doctor Who Died On The Show (& How)
Many of the doctors in ER die during the 15 seasons of the NBC medical drama. Here are all the doctors who died on ER.
Every Upcoming Star Wars Game (2026 & Beyond)
Now that EA isn't the sole proprietor of Star Wars games, there are plenty of titles in development for fans to look forward to in 2026 and beyond.
Netflix May Have Found Its Hotel Del Luna Successor With Upcoming Summer Series
A familiar setting involving hotels, hauntings, and two leads trying to help spirits move on has plenty of promise and chemistry joining Netflix.
Webtoon's Best Action Fantasy Creator Is Back With New Can't-Miss Series
The God of High School's creator has returned with a new martial arts webtoon and it's already a must-read.
He-Man calls on the power of Grayskull in Masters of the Universe clip
Read the original post on Flickering Myth here: He-Man calls on the power of Grayskull in Masters of the Universe clip Following hot on the heels of its world premiere, Amazon MGM Studios has released a clip from the upcoming reboot of Masters of the...
New Interview With The Vampire Series Officially Releases This Week Before Lestat's Big Return
Interview with the Vampire fans not only have The Vampire Lestat to look forward to, but another series as well that will be debuting first.
LEGO Pokémon Leak Showcases Classic Kanto Region Reveal
After the success of the previous sets, LEGO already seems to have an exciting and familiar release in store for Pokémon fans to enjoy.
How Alfre Woodard Missed Out On Becoming A Star Trek: The Next Generation Regular
There were once plans for Star Trek: First Contact co-star Alfred Woodard to reprise her role in additional Next Generation-era projects. Here's why she didn't.
Star Trek Announces Special 60th Anniversary Release, And It's Massive
Time to celebrate!
The 40 Best TV Shows On Disney+
Disney+ has the entire catalog of Disney and its different properties and franchises, ensuring that there's something for everyone to enjoy.
Robert Kirkman’s Transformers Is A Love Letter To The Entire Franchise
Robert Kirkman's ongoing Transformers series is absolutely killing it, honoring the entire franchise while adding epic new twists to the lore.
Jonathan Tiersten’s Greatest Role, and it isn’t Sleepaway Camp
Horror actor and musician Jonathan Tiersten passed away May 4, 2026 at 60 years old. To many in the horror community, Tiersten will forever be Ricky Thomas from 1983’s Sleepaway Camp. The actor later reprised his role in 2008’s Return to Sleepawa...
OBSESSION Stars And Director On Pressure And The Most Disgusting Day On Set
Peek behind the puke with the director and cast of OBSESSION as they regale us with tales from the set. Read and watch our full interview right here, and catch Obsession in theaters May 15.
Monster High Visits The Circus With New KILLER KLOWNS Skullector Doll
Monster High's taking a trip to the circus with their latest Skullector doll, based on one of the iconic KILLER KLOWNS FROM OUTER SPACE.
The Blob (1988) and 12 Other Killer Effects Films
A look at some of the most terrifying and thrilling Special Effects films This horrifying post The Blob (1988) and 12 Other Killer Effects Films was brought to you by Horror Land - The Horror Entertainment Website, the home of Horror Entertainment.
Ready or Not 2: Here I Come Blu-ray Review: Buy It for Samara Weaving
The original Ready or Not ended exactly the way it needed to. Grace standing in the smoking wreckage, covered in blood, finally free, and then the credits roll before you can breathe. It is one of the cleanest endings in modern horror comedy. I have ...
‘From’ Season 4, Episode 4 Recap & Review: The Man in the Yellow Suit’s Grip Tightens
This article contains spoilers for MGM + ‘s From Season 4, Episode 4 The people who live in the town in From have now begun to retreat into themselves, looking for answers. In “Of Myths and Monsters,” we get to peek under the hood at the stra...
HorrorLand Tales: Here are 12 Insanely Terrifying Goosebumps Stories
Looking at R. L. Stine's late blooming teen horror series This horrifying post HorrorLand Tales: Here are 12 Insanely Terrifying Goosebumps Stories was brought to you by Horror Land - The Horror Entertainment Website, the home of Horror Entertainment...
Vincent D'Onofrio's Movie Adaptation Of A Classic Sci-Fi Book Was A Box Office Disaster
This Vincent D'Onofrio-starring sci-fi flick was based on a classic novel, but that didn't save it from becoming both a critical and box office misfire.