A gravedigger still lingers a century after his death.

A British/Chilean artist living in the UK reached out to me a while back about my article El Peuchen of Mapuche Mythology.

What is now known as Brazil's National Boogeyman brought the very first ever Brazilian-produced horror film to the world.

Due to a sudden injury, I've learned how to use crutches over the past few days. No one tells you how much skill is required to properly use them.

A creature parents tell their children about all around the world. Is it a myth? Or is there something more?

Some of you reading this may not have been alive, but I distinctly remember it.

A horror movie icon's final performance as a Universal Classic Monster.

Tae and I were talking about the word telekinesis. I don't think there is an existing verb form for it, at least not one that I could easily find.

A sea serpent off the coast of England, spotted by soldiers during World War I.

There has been a lot of talk about ChatGPT and "generative AI" lately. I've noticed a lot of posts on various social media sites, posts from users who are brand new to the platform and who all have the same five talking points and use the same phrases and linguistic style.

Strange happenings in a city centuries old.

A few weeks ago, I had RAM failing in my computer, which resulted in all sorts of weird, intermittent issues.

A horror movie icon's secret, real-life superpower.

Weird how fast time goes, isn't it?

Everyone's favorite wintertime horned, anthropomorphic pre-Christian pagan kidnapper. What can be said about Krampus that hasn't already been said?

I've successfully defunkified a few books now with my Not Patent Pending Demonically Divine Defunkifier 3000™ (not trademarked).

It's been a bit since I played with video, so I thought I'd make a little book trailer.

A museum in New York with recorded ghost sightings from over one hundred years ago.

Quite literally.

An amusement park in Australia with the restless ghost of a little girl.

I don't usually write this much in a weekly update, but it's been a year since I started writing newsletters, and I thought I'd reflect a bit.

A malevolent Scottish ghost. (Or is it?)

Arizona isn't a place people typically think of when the word "witch" is mentioned, but you might be surprised to hear that the desert is not only full of life but also rich with...the witches!

A familiar spirit born from a brutal ritual.

A friend of mine sent me an old book for my birthday. It's an original from 1931—nearly one hundred years old. The book is in fantastic shape for being almost a century old. I'm running it through my old book process right now, and I expect it to be finished next weekend. Just look at the first few pages to get an idea of what's inside.