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...
13 Dos and Don’ts to Know About Ouija Boards
A mystic board that allows you to communicate with spirits? Sounds dangerous. And fun. What is a Ouija Board? The Ouija board (also dubbed the “talking board”)... Read more » The post 13 Dos and Don’ts to Know About Ouija Board...
Canol Heritage Trail in Northwest Territories
When the United States entered the Second World War, Alaska became an important strategic hub for military operations in the Pacific, and for the transport of U.S.-built war planes to the Soviet Union for use on the eastern front. This required a con...
Kelmarsh Tunnels in Kelmarsh, England
Kelmarsh Tunnel is part of the Brampton valley way walkway and is 480m in length. The tunnel and walkway is popular amongst walkers and cyclists alike. Even on the brightest of days, the only thing that can be seen in the tunnel itself, is that light...
Fisher Building in Detroit, Michigan
The Fisher Building is this amazingly beautiful building in Detroit, designed in an Art Deco style. It was completed in 1928, and has been called "Detroit's largest art object." This ornate 30-story building, faced with limestone, granite, and seve...
Aysgarth Falls in Centre, England
Wensleydale, famous for its mild , crumbly, cheese , has a number of attractive waterfalls but the series if three falls at Aysgarth are both the most impressive and the most popular ones on the river Ure. They are in three parts over a...
Flamingo Gardens and the Wray House in Davie, Florida
In 1927, Floyd and Jane Wray purchased 320 acres of land near the Everglades for $5.00 per acre to establish a citrus orchard. They named their enterprise Flamingo Grove and planted their first orange tree on February 22, 1927. Over the next thre...
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...
Old Crow Manor
The Old Crow Manor Haunted House in Milton, DE Step into the realm of fear and horror at Old Crow Manor Haunted House, a spine-chilling home haunt that... Read more » The post Old Crow Manor appeared first on FrightFind.
The Candy Shop Where You Can Taste History
Listen and subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and all major podcast apps. Kelly McEvers: Today we’re going to talk about a candy store in Harpers Ferry, West Virginia. And about how candy stores have always played a big role in the town’s...
Brandberg White Lady in Arixa Ams, Namibia
In 1917, German explorer Reinhard Maack discovered a group of rock paintings while surveying Brandberg Mountain in the northwestern Namibian desert. Forced to take shelter one night in a rocky outcropping, Maack awoke the next morning to find a wal...
The Clock House in Baltimore, Maryland
This Victorian rowhome on the corner of 21st and St. Paul features three large mechanical clocks, wound by hand by its resident. Most unusually, a wrought-iron and copper dragon sits below one of the clocks, striking the hour with its tail on a bell...
Bramall Hall in Bramhall, England
Bramall Hall in the Bramhall district of Stockport , UK, (the difference in spelling is correct and has varied a lot over the centuries) is a typical Tudor timber-framed manor house constructed from timbers held together by mortice and tenon joints...
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...
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...
September 11th Garden Braemar Stone in New York, New York
Following the tragic September 11, 2001, attacks that destroyed the World Trade Center in Manhattan, a series of memorials were created around the New York City area to remember the people who died in the attack. The Queen Elizabeth II September 11...
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...
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), ...
Creepy News
Archaeologists In Saudi Arabia Just Unearthed An Expertly Crafted Collection Of More Than 100 Pieces Of Gold Jewelry That Date Back 1,100 Years
Found at the Diriyah archaeological site in Saudi Arabia’s Al–Qassim region, this enormous collection features expertly crafted pendants, discs, and beads adorned with floral patterns and multicolored stones. The post Archaeologists In Saudi Arab...
Bill The Butcher, The Gangster Who Terrorized The Streets Of Mid-1800s New York City With The Bowery Boys
William Poole, who earned the nickname "Bill the Butcher" for his ruthlessness, led a life even more blood-soaked than portrayed in Gangs of New York. The post Bill The Butcher, The Gangster Who Terrorized The Streets Of Mid-1800s New York City With ...
Meet Hugh Thompson, The Hero Who Stopped The Mỹ Lai Massacre — And Was Branded A Traitor For It
An American helicopter pilot during the Vietnam War, Hugh Thompson Jr. threatened his fellow soldiers at My Lai that he would shoot them if they didn't stop killing civilians. The post Meet Hugh Thompson, The Hero Who Stopped The Mỹ Lai Massacre —...
What Does Chernobyl Look Like Now? Inside The Disaster Zone In Northern Ukraine
After the April 1986 nuclear disaster, a 30-kilometer zone around Chernobyl was completely abandoned. This is what it looks like today. The post What Does Chernobyl Look Like Now? Inside The Disaster Zone In Northern Ukraine appeared first on All Tha...
The Mysterious History Of Ksar Draa, The Citadel In The Middle Of The Sahara Desert
Located in the Timimoun Province of Algeria, Ksar Draa is a centuries-old fortress built by an unknown people for an unknown purpose. The post The Mysterious History Of Ksar Draa, The Citadel In The Middle Of The Sahara Desert appeared first on All ...
Archaeologists In Australia Discover An Ancient Dingo That Had Been Ceremonially Buried And Tended To By Aboriginals For Centuries
For 500 years, generation after generation of the local Barkindji people would ritualistically "feed" the dingo by regularly placing offerings of mussel shells on its grave. The post Archaeologists In Australia Discover An Ancient Dingo That Had Been...
These Three Ancient Civilizations Across Three Continents Built Similar Monuments. Were They Mapping The Stars?
A long-standing theory suggests that civilizations in Egypt, Cambodia, and Mexico built similar structures that aligned with a mysterious cosmic event that took place in 10500 B.C.E. — but experts have debunked many of these claims. The post These...
Robert Hansen: The Alaskan Serial Killer Who Hunted His Victims Like Animals
Authorities found a map in Robert Hansen's Anchorage home marked with tiny "X" symbols, showing where the so-called "Butcher Baker" killed and buried his victims in the wilderness. The post Robert Hansen: The Alaskan Serial Killer Who Hunted His Vict...
The Legend Of La Lechuza, The Sinister Witch-Owl Monster Of The Rio Grande Valley And Northern Mexico
According to centuries-old folklore, La Lechuza has the face of an old woman atop the body of an owl and preys on drunk men and children in the dead of night. The post The Legend Of La Lechuza, The Sinister Witch-Owl Monster Of The Rio Grande Valley ...
From Shell Pile to Sea Breeze: NJ’s Most Desolate Places
“Shell Pile is named for the great heaps of oyster shells stacked outside the packing...
Inside Exercise Tiger, The D-Day Training Operation That Left More Than 700 American Troops Dead
Exercise Tiger took place in April 1944 as a dress rehearsal for D-Day, but friendly fire and unexpected German attacks killed hundreds of men — and their deaths were concealed to prevent information about the upcoming invasion of Normandy from lea...
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'...
Blood Sport: Revisiting Traction… Er, Action, Park
If you were compiling a list of things you may have experienced in your youth...
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
Frederick Douglass changed America forever. Here's how
Kavita Puri pays tribute to a leading 19th-century abolitionist
Spies, radicals and deportees: one hotel in wartime Paris
Jane Rogoyska shines a light on the story of how one Parisian hotel was home to anti-Nazi radicals before the Second World War, German military intelligence officers during the war, and returning deportees after the conflict
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 ...
Wyoming, and What Happens When You Pull Over
On her quest to visit all 50 states by July 4th, Atlas Obscura's CEO pulled over for a bicycle sculpture, a plane on a pole, and a mountain lion being skinned in a Wyoming backroom, and came away with something unexpected. I had not planned to stop i...
Timur: life of the week
Justin Marozzi explores the life, conquests and enduring legacy of the ruthless empire-builder
Archaeologists and historians still haven't solved Pompeii's biggest mystery. Here's why
The destruction of Pompeii is one of antiquity’s most famous disasters, but its exact date remains fiercely debated. From pomegranates and warm clothing to Roman coins and charcoal graffiti, the evidence points to a mystery still buried in the ash
How Orkney became the centre of Viking Age violence
Judith Jesch traces the story of the Scottish archipelago across the Viking Age, as seen through the Old Norse Saga of the Earls of Orkney
“I am to flirt my last”: Jane Austen’s twenties
In the second episode of a four-part series on Austen's life and writing, Dr Lizzie Rogers and Lauren Good chart the author’s tumultuous twenties
“We were like fishes out of water": inside the first non‑stop hot-air balloon flight around the world
On 1 March 1999, Breitling Orbiter 3 – piloted by Bertrand Piccard and Brian Jones – took off from Châteaux d’Oex in Switzerland. After more than 19 days aloft, circumnavigating the world, the hot-air balloon landed in Egypt. Piccard, one of t...
"The ancient past is utterly weird": Mary Beard on 50 years of studying the Romans
Mary Beard speaks to Charlotte Vosper about her new book exploring why we should study ancient worlds – and the questions we should really be asking about them
Quiz of the week: what was a lararium in a Roman household?
How much have you been paying attention to this week's content on HistoryExtra? Test your knowledge with our quiz…
This Chef Is Redefining Cuban Comfort Food From a Kissimmee Food Truck
Amanda Melendez and her partner Claudia Mena built their following with a showstopper seven-hour pork dish. “All that we have learned has been, as we Cubans say, ‘a golpe.’” Amanda Melendez is explaining the success of her food truck in Kiss...
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...
How history changed music: 8 moments that shaped the soundtrack of our world
From the Black Death to the French Revolution, music has long been affected by the upheavals of history. Rebecca Franks speaks to Gillian Moore, presenter of the new BBC Radio 3 series Key Changes, about the events that transformed the art form forev...
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...
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...
Horror News
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For The First Time, Spider-Noir Actor Lamorne Morris Talks About Making Marvel History [Exclusive]
Lamorne Morris makes Marvel history in the season finale of Spider-Noir, and the actor speaks about it for the very first time with /Film.
‘The Wailing’ at 10: An Unmatched South-Korean Horror Film
For its tenth anniversary, Matt Konopka looks back at 'The Wailing' and what makes it a terrifying South Korean horror film yet to be matched
Head to ‘Camp’ In Trailer for Avalon Fast’s Queer and Surreal Summer Camp Horror Film
Filmmaker Avalon Fast is taking viewers back to 'Camp' in their queer, surreal summer camp horror movie this June.
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Spider-Noir Creator Explains Why Nicolas Cage's Accent Changes Throughout The Show [Exclusive]
You may've noticed that Nic Cage's Humphrey Bogart impression comes and goes over the course of Spider-Noir. Co-showrunner Oren Uziel explains why that happens.
Spielberg’s ‘Disclosure Day’ Gets an Official Stag Popcorn Bucket
Just hours after the final trailer for Steven Spielberg’s Disclosure Day dropped and tickets were put up for grabs, the movie’s official popcorn bucket has been revealed. The official Disclosure Day Stag Popcorn Bucket is now available fo...
Survival Slasher Movie ‘Pitfall’ Releasing in Select Theaters This Friday
The big horror release this weekend is of course Kane Parsons and A24’s Backrooms, but it’s not the only horror movie arriving on the big screen this weekend. Described as Friday the 13th meets 127 Hours, the survival slasher Pitfall also...
‘Mutter: The Diary of a Mother’ Trailer Showcases Shocking Creature Feature Pregnancy Horror
The official teaser for 'Mutter: The Diary of a Mother' has been released, a pregnancy horror film with monstrous potential.
7 Horror Movies Directed by Young Filmmakers Under 25
When it comes to filmmaking, age really is just a number, it seems. Japanese filmmaker Takeo Kimura helmed his first feature at 90 years old, for example, while Orson Welles was 26 when his Oscar-winning feature debut, Citizen Kane, was released in t...
Margaret Atwood's Cameo In The Testaments Season 1 Finale, Explained
Margaret Atwood shows up in the Season 1 finale of The Testaments, but the author of The Handmaid's Tale isn't the episode's only big cameo.
New ‘Leviticus’ Images Tease a Horror Story of Forbidden Love
NEON has ignited anticipation for its next horror film, 'Leviticus', sharing new images from its queer horror entry.
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‘Five Must Die’ – ‘Ghostbusters’ Meets ‘Ready or Not’ in Upcoming Supernatural Thriller [Exclusive]
The upcoming horror movie Five Must Die will blend psychological terror, supernatural horror, and dark humor into a nightmare where survival comes at a horrifying price, and Bloody Disgusting is exclusively debuting the official poster and first deta...
“Replicant Rebellion” Expansion and Asset Pack Out Now for ‘Blade Runner The Roleplaying Game’
Fans of Free League Publishing’s Blade Runner The Roleplaying Game have not one but two new releases to enhance your games with the recently-launched Replicant Rebellion and Asset Pack & Solo Mode. Both releases are available now from the F...
“The Eradicators” DLC Out Now for ‘Starship Troopers: Terran Command’ [Trailer]
Fans of The Aristocrats’ Starship Troopers: Terran Command have some new content to dig into with The Eradicators expansion, which is available now on Steam. Best of all, if you haven’t taken the plunge and picked up Terran Command, you c...
‘Fiona’ – Maggie Grace Starring in Witch Movie Based on ‘Knifepoint Horror’ Podcast
The Knifepoint Horror podcast is getting a feature film adaptation with the upcoming Fiona, and Deadline reports that Maggie Grace (“Fear the Walking Dead”) is set to star. Steve Howey (Off Campus) will also star in the upcoming horror mo...
‘Goosebumps HorrorLand Fright Show’ – Fan Shares Nostalgic Photos of Disney World’s ’90s Attraction
While it wasn’t until 2015 that the books made their way up onto the big screen with a hit feature film, the heyday of R.L. Stine’s Goosebumps franchise was unquestionably in the 1990s. That’s when the books arrived on the scene and...
‘Backrooms’ Movie Tracking for Massive $40 to $50 Million Opening Weekend
From director Kane Parsons, producer James Wan, and distributor A24, liminal nightmare Backrooms arrives in theaters this weekend, and it’s on track to have a MASSIVE opening. According to a report from Variety this afternoon, the Backrooms mov...
DISCLOSURE DAY: Watch The Final Trailer For Steven Spielberg’s Alien Invasion Epic
The truth is out there, and it's getting closer. Check out the final trailer for Steven Spielberg's DISCLOSURE DAY right here.
‘Scary Movie’ Gets an ‘R’ Rating for Graphic Nudity and Strong Violence
The horror movie spoof franchise Scary Movie returns to theaters next month with a brand new reboot installment, and the film has naturally received an “R” rating from the MPA. But what kind of Rated ‘R’ content can we expect ...
First Look at Kathryn Newton in Shark Movie ‘The Devil’s Mouth’; Premiering on Prime Video in July
Kathryn Newton (Abigail, Lisa Frankenstein, Ready or Not 2: Here I Come) is back this summer in new shark attack movie The Devil’s Mouth, and we’ve learned this week that the Prime Original horror movie will be premiering on Prime Video t...
‘Disclosure Day’ Final Trailer – Steven Spielberg Will Make You Believe Aliens Are Real
Steven Spielberg is more sure today than he was when he made Close Encounters and ET that aliens are very real, and with Disclosure Day, he aims to make you a believer too. Watch the Final Trailer for Steven Spielberg’s Disclosure Day below, wh...