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In May 1973 two young children faced an encounter with a creature unlike anything in the world. In Sandown, UK two children found themselves following a bizarre siren sound deep through the woods and meadows. What they came face to face with was both unbelievable and horrifying. A 7ft tall clown/robot hybrid crawled out from underneath a wooden bridge and interacted with these two children for up to 45 minutes. The clown ended up writing something cryptic on a piece of paper and handed it to the two youngsters. It read “Hello, I am all colors Sam”

Join Tyler and Ryan as they try to uncovered the secrets behind this encounter and discuss why on the surface this being seemed friendly and personable, but underneath may lie something much more insidious.

Hotels are places that typically provide short term accommodations for travelers on trips or vacations. They're associated with lavish rooms, new experiences and exploration. But what happens when those short term accommodations become the final resting places for unlucky tourists? And why do so many people choose these buildings as the place to end their lives? Join Tyler and Ryan as they discuss these ideas as they relate to the infamous Cecil Hotel, and as they talk about one of the strangest disappearences of all time. 
This is The Haunting Hour: The Cecil Hotel. 

When it comes to urban legends the fear that comes with these legends can be subjective. Certain people may not find the same type of things scary. What is extremely interestingly is the passing of these legends through word of mouth and throughout generations. One thing always remains true when it comes to these legends and it’s the idea that they must have started somewhere and certainly have a grain a truth within them. 

There is one of these stories that comes to us from the countries of Venezuela and Colombia. One story that is terrifying down to its core. The legend of El Silbon: The Whistler 

Join Tyler and Ryan as they uncover the horrifying story of a young farm boy who was cursed to live out eternity in misfortune and misery. A legend of a deadly spirit that, if you hear his whistle: it’s too late for you to make it out alive. 

Some urban legends seem far fetched, like an alligator growing to enormous size in a sewer; after being flushed down the drain. Some urban legends have been around for decades such as Bigfoot. But what about an urban legend that is purely terrifying and could happen to anyone at anytime

Black Eyed Kids are entities that are said to appear on your doorstep or outside the window of your car when you least expect them. These entities are desperate for you to let them inside in either your vehicle or your house. No one knows why these children appear or why they need to come inside, but there are hundreds of encounters with these children across the world. 

If there’s any piece of advice given to someone who confronts these terrifying children…Don’t Let Them In. 

Join Tyler and Ryan as they uncover the secrets behind these entities and why we think they are appearing on peoples front doorstep and outside of their vehicles 

Aliens and alien encounters continue to be one of the most debated topics in the past 100 years. These entities and experiences frighten us to the core for many reasons, chief among them being the sole idea that we are not the center of the universe, and that all that we've known for fact, may not be reality. Join Tyler and Ryan as they dive into all things Alien - including, UFO's, UAF’s, close encounters and their own personal experiences regarding these unidentified creatures from outer 

As horror fans today, we wouldn’t be anywhere without the slashers, monsters, and gore that exploded in the decade between 1980-1990. Grab a drink and join Tyler and Ryan after hours, as they bring you an uncensored bonus episode as they chat all things 80s horror. They discuss how we arrived at horror movies today such as Insidious, Hereditary, and The Conjuring, and how the original slashers paved the way for these to be made. 

When it comes to killers in America many come to mind, Jeffery Dahmer, Ed Gein, and Albert Fish are a few that top that list, but when it comes to true crime across the United States there can only be one “first”. Herman Webster Mudgett also known by the name HH Holmes is that first infamous killer that America gave birth to. Join Tyler and Ryan as they uncover the secrets of HH Holmes’ crimes and his terrifying hotel known only as the “Murder Castle”. Holmes’ rein of terror during the Chicago Worlds fair in 1893 will forever go down in America’s history as a bloody and horrifying time. 

When it comes to classic monsters few remain relevant throughout history. Vampires, zombies, and witches are three that are at the top of that list. There is one more however that has found it’s way into literature, television, and feature films since the dawn of time. A coldblooded cursed killer that hunts everything in its path underneath the full moon, the werewolf is one of folklores most prolific monsters. Join Tyler and Ryan as they discuss the history behind this creature and the true stories that may make you believe that these monsters actually exist. 

Shout out to the guys in Motionless In White. Our intro is based on their song “Werewolf” off of Scoring The End Of The Wolf 

When it comes to folklore surrounding a specific time in history, World War 2 could arguably be the pinnacle of dark history mixed with supernatural folklore. The Nazi’s, specifically the SS are said to have frequently studied and dabbled into the occult as well as various sects of witchcraft. One of the most notorious legends emerging from the end of WW2 was a top secret experiment known as “Die Glocke” (The Bell). This machine is said to be a device that could have completely changed modern physics and the entire outcome of World War 2 itself. Theories revolve around it being an anti gravity device, a supercharged particle accelerator, and even a time machine. Join Tyler and Ryan as they uncover the secrets of the Nazi Bell, and why they believe it may have been used for an even more terrifying reason. 

We experience some unexplained static when speaking about Adolf Hilter and the Bell itself that we have no explanation for. 

The rights to the “Indiana Jones theme” belongs to The Walt Disney Company and Lucasfilms.

The rights to “Left for Dead” belongs to Matty Mullins and Memphis May Fire. 

We do not own any of this music. 

The Haunting Hour is back with another installment of Scary Stories. This episode we bring forward another original short story written by Tyler himself. “Caught” follows the tale of one unlucky soul in colonial America who becomes entrapped inside one of the worlds darkest places, to his horror he finds out he is not alone.  Join Tyler and Ryan as they also discuss their experiences staying in the haunted Moses Webster House in Vinalhaven, ME, and give their thoughts on Jordan Peele’s new horror movie NOPE.