Amanda and Sarah get very giggly in this especially offbeat episode. Sarah stays local with The Pig Lady of Cannelton, a real paranormal feast with all the trimmings, including elements of true crime, haunted encounters, history, and so much more. Amanda comes in hot with a side of mustard when she describes Pretzels for God, a food-based religious movement started in the 1970s. Other subjects covered include a Grimm movie review, car candles, and fabulously festive egg smashing. 

Recommendations:

Amanda recommends the 2012 found-footage horror movie, Leaving D.C. 

Sources:

Facebook-'The Pig Lady' - And other tales of Haunted Cannelton

Trib Live (Pittsburgh author: ‘Supernatural’ generally can be explained)

Tony Lavorgne’s Legends & Lore Podcast 

Ellwood City Ledger (Late Lion will never see his haunted barn)

Wikipedia/Pig-faced women

The Times (The Parajournal: The Pig Lady of Cannelton)

Weird Universe-Pretzels for God

Atlas Obscure (The 1970s Movement to Reclaim Pretzels for God)

Houston Chronicle (The Twisting Religious Plot of the Pretzel)    Marlene McCauley's National Pretzel Convention speech,1974   For updates on future episodes and other fun stuff, follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.

Amanda and Sarah welcome dog lover and all-around pip Amber Harrington for some quality family time. Amber talks about her spooky parents and other relatives, her teenage cemetery shenanigans, and her foray into horror makeup. Other subjects covered include trauma recovery in a Target, elusive sex dreams, and misplaced reptiles. 

Recommendations:

Amber recommends the book Imaginary Friend by Stephen Chbosky.

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Amanda and Sarah spend a snowy day discussing female serial killers and a famous cryptid. Amanda uncovers the case of fellow Scorpio Nannie Doss, a Black Widow murderer who loved to laugh. Sarah breaks out the Beast of Bray Road, a classic creature reportedly seen by multiple people in Elkhorn, Wisconsin. Other subjects covered include a zodiac guide to defying authority, perpetually sick kids, and living with multiple butts. 

Recommendations:

Sarah recommends Tremors. Amanda recommends the screen adaptation of The Little Stranger. 

Sources:

Real Wolfmen: True Encounters in Modern America by Linda Godfrey 

Thought Catalog

Monsters and Critics

Nannie Doss/Wikipedia

All That's Interesting 

The Serial Box/Penn State University

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Amanda and Sarah present a special Significant Other Edition of Ghoul on Ghoul with Ian (Amanda's husband) and Ryan (Sarah's boyfriend/partner). Ian talks about feeling creeped out at work, while Ryan goes on a journey to the haunted woods, waterways, and caves of the United States, including his own experience camping for two days near an infamous cemetery. Other subjects covered include cardinal myths, meat thieves, and not trusting puppeteers. 

Recommendations:

Amanda recommends the 1978 film Magic. Ryan recommends the 2017 Netflix film, The Ritual. 

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Amanda and Sarah get all historical with two very different topics. Amanda heads to 1876 to unearth the poorly executed plot to rob Abraham Lincoln's grave. Sarah details the fascinating life - and afterlife - of Nell Gwyn, the famously witty and charming mistress to King Charles II. Other subjects covered include the possibly grisly origins of Amanda's new dog, New Year's resolutions, and sexualizing sandwiches. 

Recommendations:

Amanda recommends the new Netflix monster movie Sweetheart. Sarah recommends the adapted horror series NOS4A2.

Sources:

- Mistresses: A History of the Other Woman by Elizabeth Abbott - Hamhigh - Spooky Isles  - Great British Ghost Tour - American Heritage (The Plot To Steal Lincoln’s Body) - U.S. News (A Plot to Steal Lincoln's Body) - Wikipedia/Funeral and burial of Abraham Lincoln   For updates on future episodes and other fun stuff, follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.

Amanda and Sarah welcome Matthew Schang of Mothboys, a podcast on cryptids, conspiracies, and the unknown. Matt talks about his own experiences with a mysterious light, a possible Bigfoot, and a strange black leopard. He and the ghouls also discuss the Mothman, Chestnut Ridge, and more. Other subjects covered include sex with a Transformer and the world's worst fruit salad.

Recommendations:

Matt recommends watching the documentary Invasion on Chestnut Ridge, and the films Parasite and Us. 

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Amanda and Sarah go live at Redfishbowl with host Brian of Start The Beat with Sikes, Toddy Tondera of Thrifty Podcast, and a special guest for a panel about podcasting, art, and haunted paintings. Other subjects covered include the dark side of Disney and cursed video game music. 

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Amanda and Sarah have a Merry Creepmas with stories about old seasonal celebrations and vengeful Japanese spirits. Sarah heads back to ancient Rome for a primer on the myths and merriment of Saturnalia and its influence on traditions over the centuries. Amanda heads overseas for a look at Teke Teke and Kuchisake-onna, two onryō spirits who terrorize children and lone commuters. Other subjects covered include the demands of witchery, Facebook Marketplace horrors, and holiday-crazy Germans. 

Recommendations:

Sarah recommends the HBO period series Gentleman Jack. Amanda recommends the 1972 holiday proto-slasher Home for the Holidays. 

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Toddy Tondera of Thrifty Podcast and Brick Body Kids returns to scare Amanda and Sarah out of ever flying the unfriendly skies again. Hear about the details and conspiracy theories surrounding the mysterious explosion of TWA Flight 800 in 1996. Also covered is the terrifying, and probably untrue legend of Pan Am Flight 914, which supposedly disappeared in 1955 only to reappear 37 years later. Other subjects covered include crush-worthy pro wrestlers and swamp photo shoots.

Recommendations: 

Toddy recommends The Flight Channel on YouTube, the 2015 punk thriller Green Room, and the Goosebumps TV series. 

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Amanda and Sarah cover the spookier sides of France and Hollywood. Sarah translates some French to get the bottom of Emile Tizané, a little known and fascinating, but controversial figure dubbed the Fox Mulder of France. Amanda looks to the silver screen for curses surrounding various films, including The Exorcist, The Omen, and Passion of the Christ. Other subjects covered include open couple vibes and the legend of John Wayne's impacted colon.

Recommendations:

Sarah recommends the new season of Castle Rock. Amanda recommends the new film Knives Out. 

Sources:

Slate FR

Paris Match

Medium

Vice FR

Ranker (Facts & Theories About Atuk, A Cursed Script That Killed Every Actor Attached)

Wikipedia/The Incomparable Atuk

CBN (Miracles on the Set: Behind the Scenes of 'The Passion' with Jim Caviezel)

IndieWire (Ti West On the Real Haunting That Inspired ‘The Innkeepers’)

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