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HALLOWEEN
From Kelpie to Krampus, get to know these boogeymen (and boogeywomen) from different countries.
Turning into a werewolf was a popular pastime in 16th-century France.
From Knotts Scary Farm to Eastern State Penitentiary, these haunted attractions are worth a visit this Halloween season.
One of the spooky faces in this Halloween brainteaser is not like the others.
Being rich, famous, or influential has plenty of perks—but escaping the spirit world’s torments isn’t necessarily one of them.
Love Jason Voorhees? Now you can celebrate his special day all season long with this delightfully spooky ‘Friday the 13th’ collection from Fun.com.
Whether you think it's saying "chi chi chi, ha ha ha" or "ki ki ki, ma ma ma," you know the one we're talking about.
Some, like Harriet Beecher Stowe and Victor Hugo, believed they had communicated with spirits directly; others, like Nathaniel Hawthorne and Thomas Hardy, had ghostly encounters they couldn’t explain.
Some 19th-century scientists embraced psychical research, while others tried to debunk the sensational stories.
The Ouija board has terrified countless slumber party children and served as a plot vehicle in a number of Hollywood films. Here’s where it came from.
In the weeks leading up to Halloween, the family-friendly characters that normally populate Universal Studios are replaced with killer clowns and chainsaw-wielding maniacs.
Love Halloween costumes and spooky decorations? Let’s dig a little deeper and learn the creepy stories behind the holiday's traditions, from carving pumpkins to munching on candy corn.
In true undead style, Dracula holds up well: He’s as creepy today as he was when Bram Stoker invented him in 1897.
It's supposed to aid in digestion. Here's what a vet has to say.
From spiritualism's beginnings at the Fox cottage to ectoplasm, so-called spirit photography, and beyond, here's what you need to know about this controversial cultural phenomenon.
From classics like the vanishing hitchhiker to creepy cryptids, ghostly vehicles, deadly curses, and some stuff you’ve probably seen on Facebook.
From famous authors to a Roman emperor, these spirits sure had a lot to share.
Whether born of folklore or a historical tragedy, each of these ladies has a haunting tale.
The folk magic tradition of concealing shoes to trap witches probably started in the Middle Ages.
The occupants of these noteworthy graves made sure their final words were memorable.
These horror gifts are perfect for fans of '70s and '80s slashers like 'Halloween,' 'Friday the 13th,' and other gory flicks.