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A promotional graphic for 'Tomino's Hell poem'. The central focus is a dark, ornate book with the title in bold red and white letters. Surrounding the book are symmetrical images of ghoulish, screaming faces and clawed hands emerging from the darkness, creating a sense of horror and urgency.

in Literary Analysis, Paranormal, Creepypasta

Tomino’s Hell: The Cursed Poem Not Meant to Be Read Out Loud

A somber illustration of a mythical kelpie standing in a desolate landscape with barren trees and an abandoned hut in the background, under a gloomy sky.

in Creepypasta, Paranormal

Legend of the Kelpies: Myth, Mystery, and History

An evocative digital painting in a grayscale palette with selective red accents, portraying a poised female figure in traditional Japanese garb.

in Paranormal, Creepypasta

Kuchisake-Onna: Exploring Japan’s Most Notorious Ghostly Legend

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in Paranormal, Sounds Scary

The Exorcist Files Podcast Pulls Back the Curtain on Possession and Exorcism

by JP Nunez
in Paranormal

Chicago’s Gothically Haunting Rosehill Cemetery

by Jay Rohr
in Paranormal

Glessner House and the Ghosts of Prairie Avenue

by Jay Rohr
in Paranormal

Virginia Is For…Ufos?

by Sarah Sigfried
in Paranormal

Interview with a Paranormal Investigator

by Sarah Sigfried
in Paranormal

When Haunted Dolls Attack, Is It Residual Energy, Possession, or Hoax?

by MD Bastek
in Paranormal

From Babylon to Hans Christian Andersen and Beyond: A Deep Dive Into Mermaid History

by MD Bastek
in Paranormal

Who Is the Mothman?

by Brendan Jesus
in Paranormal

18th Century Mail Order Brides or Vampire Smugglers: The Story of the Casket Girls

by MD Bastek
in Paranormal

Beware the Beauty of Bachelor’s Grove

by Jay Rohr
in Paranormal

Old Friends and Old Ghosts: My First Paranormal Investigation at Octagon Mansion

by Sarah Sigfried
in Paranormal

Monster Births, Flying Kangaroos and Benjamin Franklin: The Story of the Jersey Devil

by MD Bastek

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