Legend Has It: Pishtaco
Our next post for Hispanic Heritage Month brings us to the Andes Mountains region in South America, specifically Peru and Bolivia. Today, we will examine… Read more
Legend Has It: El Sombrerón
Welcome back to the Morbid Library. It’s been a while, readers, but we’re returning with an all new set of posts for Hispanic Heritage month… Read more
The Haunted: Houska Castle
We’re back at it again with another haunting, dear reader. It’s been nearly three months since the last time we talked about ghosts and ghouls,… Read more
Creepy Cryptids: Kinderhook Blob
We’re back again this month with a cryptid! This one brings us to upstate New York, where a strange, blobby creature has been spotted throughout… Read more
The Extraterrestrial: Palos Verdes Brains
Okay, everyone. We’re finally back (a bit late, sorry!) with an alien post – and you had better buckle up, because this is a weird… Read more
Haunted: Joshua Ward House
So continuing on with the idea of Salem, Massachusetts being an epicenter of some sort of energy based on its history, let’s take a look… Read more
Legend Has It: Stanley Stiers
With the release of the latest installment of the Halloween movies, I think it’s about time we cover what is perhaps my favorite urban legend…. Read more
The Haunted: Snedeker Family Haunting
I’m going a little rogue this month and deviating from the established schedule – we’re going to take a look at another haunting and another… Read more
The Mysterious: Black Eyed Kids
It’s spooky month, readers! That means it’s time for me to cover topics that are near and dear to my heart. So this month’s mystery… Read more
Legend Has It: Doc Benton
This month’s urban legend is a gruesome one, so get ready. The name of this legend’s focus may sound familiar to you – he’s been… Read more
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