Creeps In The Crypt

The sightings of the Loveland Frogmen are some of the strangest in American cryptid history.The legend of the Loveland Frogman can be traced back to the 50s. So join us as we deep dive into multiple sightings and reports of these strange bipedal frogs over the last 70 years.

The Borley Rectory was famously described as "the most haunted house in England" by notorious paranormal investigator Harry Price, and since “The Nun 2” just came out we found this story fitting. From Ghost Nuns to Spectral Stage Coaches this story has it all!

Nestled in the tiny town of Weston, West Virginia, the Trans-Allegheny Lunatic Asylum tells an incredible story about the history of mental illness in the United States.Trans-Allegheny is not just one of the most haunted hotspots in West Virginia but the entire United States, which is not surprising given its history of abusing patients, suicide and murder.

Last episode we covered the strange phenomenon known as Shadow People but there is one shadowy entity that deserves focus, The Hat Man. The Hat Man is a being that is said to feed on nightmares and is always seen wearing his trademark wide brimmed hat and trench coat.

What exactly are those figures that you see out of the corner of your eye? They’re called Shadow People. But WHAT are they? Are they aliens? Ghosts of people who have passed who are lost? Time travelers? Or could they be something more sinister?

Sine the Hurricane interrupted our normal recording session with Sam we decided to give you creeps something special! It's been awhile since we put our tinfoil hats on so Eric and Kristian sit down with Michael Murphy and Jay from Murphys Podcast to discuss UFO Discloser, Peruvian Face Peelers and we get laser focused on the conspiracy surrounding the Maui Fires.

In the conclusion to our series on Ed Gein, we’re getting into the graveyard antics that eventually resulted in full moon reveries while wearing the skin of dead women, the murder and mutilations of Mary Hoganand Bernice Worden, the horrors that police would find while they searched the Gein farmhouse including the nipple belt!

We could think of a better killer to bridge the gap between Summer of Slaughter to Spooky Season than Ed Gein,AKA The Butcher of Plainfield or The Plainfield Ghoul. His story would go on to inspire "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre", "Psycho" AND "The Silence of The Lambs".

Jane Toppan was a serial killer in Massachusetts in the late 1800s. Jane used her profession as a nurse to commit many of her murders. She claimed her life goal was to “have killed more people – helpless people – than any other man or woman who ever lived.”

During the mid 1930's in Cleveland, Ohio at the hight of the Great Depression a madman would go on a killing spree leaving the dismembered corpses of 13 victims in the impoverished neighborhood of Kingsbury Run.