Stories of the Paranormal, Supernatural, Legends, Lore, Mysterious Macabre, Unsolved and Unexplained
Ships vanish. Planes disappear. Crews and passengers are swallowed whole, leaving no wreckage, no distress calls — only chilling silence. For centuries, the Bermuda Triangle has devoured the living without mercy, defying reason and explanation. In these haunted waters, even modern technology is no match for the ancient, unseen forces lurking beneath the waves. Step into the mystery… but be warned — not everyone who enters returns.
Eerie vanishings, haunted ghost ships and monstrous sea creatures don’t just take place in the Bermuda Triangle. You can sail into the paranormal in any dark waters of the world.
More aircraft and people vanish here than in the Bermuda Triangle — but no one can explain why.
Their compasses failed, their voices filled with dread, and then… silence — Flight 19 disappeared into the Bermuda Triangle, as if swallowed by something not of this world.
While passing through the Bermuda Triangle in 1971, a glowing sphere hovered over a U.S. Navy aircraft carrier — disabling its systems, terrifying the crew, then vanishing without a trace.
When terror takes hold of the mind, whole communities descend into madness—meowing like beasts, dancing to exhaustion, and vanishing into the grip of something seemingly paranormal and demonic.
Long before the modern UFO craze, cowboys, trappers, and even future U.S. presidents reported eerie lights, sky-serpents and crashed crafts with mysterious hieroglyphs—suggesting the Wild West may have had more than just outlaws lurking in the night.
A mysterious figure with glowing red eyes and supernatural leaping abilities terrorized Victorian London’s streets. Many believed it to be paranormal, but others believed it was simply a bored, wealthy aristocrat with a taste for pranks.
In 1599, a young French woman’s demonic possession became history’s first scientifically debunked exorcism — but the truth behind her supernatural feats might be even stranger than fiction.
Unlike their Hollywood counterparts, the real-life Men in Black are mysterious figures who threaten people who have reported paranormal experiences.
A woman and her daughter deal with a black shadow of a human figure that roams their home’s hallway. *** We’ve all experienced that strange feeling of deja vu, but one man experienced it non-stop for the last eight years of his life. *** One of the most haunted houses in America is located in St. Louis, Missouri. Author Troy Taylor takes us through the tragic tale of the Lemp family and the mansion that they left behind. *** A group of people are accused of murder, but did not commit the act. How do we know? Because the murder was committed by a dead man. (Justice For The Dead) *** A strange, unidentified humanoid creature has been spotted near Mount Vernon just outside of the nation’s capital. (Monster In Washington) *** What began as a pleasure boating trip for two best friends ended up in murder and tragedy. (The Fort Monroe Tragedy) *** Do ghosts lurk deep within the wilderness? I’ll share some true ghost stories from park rangers and other outdoor workers that suggest spirits dwell where the living do not. (Wilderness Workers Ghost Stories) *** I will share a personal story – something that happened to me personally only last night. (Last Night’s Bedroom Visitor) *** A Weirdo family member tells us about his brother – and his brother’s girlfriend who was not the kind of girl you’d typically find next door. (My Brother Was Dating A Witch) *** 21-year-old Elisa Lam’s mysterious death at LA’s notorious Cecil Hotel remains unsolved over five years after the eerie events first took place. (The Elisa Lam Mystery) *** AND MORE!
Dressed like a 17th-century priest and armed with a library of ancient texts, Montague Summers devoted his life to proving that witches, vampires, and werewolves weren’t just folklore — they were terrifyingly real.
It’s what every non-muggle dreams of… to be able to turn any metal into gold and to create a magic potion to give one eternal life! But was there a real Philosopher’s Stone and. real Nicolas Flamel who created it?
