LOCH NESS - The Legendary Nessie’s Lair

On a small island in the Delaware River sits a massive granite fortress that once held 12,000 Confederate prisoners of war. During the Civil War, nearly 2,700 men died within its walls from smallpox, starvation, and despair. Today, Fort Delaware is considered the most haunted loc ...  Show more

Perched 400 meters above Italy's alien badlands, the medieval ghost town of Craco clings to crumbling cliffs where nothing should stand. In 1963, landslides began tearing the town apart—but the survivors say it wasn't geology that drove them out. It was something older. Something ...  Show more

Grindylow - a malevolent water creature from English folklore, typically depicted as a small, green-skinned being with sharp claws and teeth, known for dragging unsuspecting victims, especially children, into its watery lair. These creatures are often associated with lakes, ponds ...  Show more

Snallygaster - a mythical creature from American folklore, often described as a winged, bird-like monster with a reptilian presence. Its origins lie in the rural regions of Maryland, where tales of this cryptid have been woven into the fabric of local legends. Discover more TERR ...  Show more

Tailypo - a small, eerie, and elusive creature from the hollers and mountains of Appalachia, distinguished by its long, bushy tail. Its glowing, piercing eyes shine ominously in the darkness, enhancing its unsettling presence. Discover more TERRIFYING podcasts at http://eeriecas ...  Show more

Hupia - rooted in Caribbean folklore, are spirits of the deceased known to wander the islands, driven by a relentless desire to possess the living. These ethereal entities, with an insatiable inclination for the corporeal, embody the eerie tales that have endured through centurie ...  Show more