History Creeps

On the fourth episode of History Creeps, Chris and Johnny discuss the 1938 radio performance of War of the Worlds, orchestrated by Orson Welles and the Mercury Theatre, and the effect it had on the American public. Stories of mass panic and even suicides have long been associated with the Halloween night performance. Chris and Johnny take a look into the truth behind those stories and try to find out exactly what happened that night in 1938.

On this episode, Chris and Johnny visit a dark period in early American history. The Salem Witch Trials to place between February 1692 and May 1693 in Salem Town, Ipswich and other surrounding villages in colonial Massachusetts. The guys examine the events that led to the unfounded allegations and eventual executions of the innocent men and women accused of witchcraft.

On this episode, Chris and Johnny visit a dark period in early American history. The Salem Witch Trials to place between February 1692 and May 1693 in Salem Town, Ipswich and other surrounding villages in colonial Massachusetts. The guys examine the events that led to the unfounded allegations and eventual executions of the innocent men and women accused of witchcraft.

On this episode, Chris and Johnny look at one of science fiction's greatest authors H.G. Wells and his fascination with time travel. Then, the guys discuss time slips and the people throughout history who have reported experiencing them. This is one episode you'll want to make time for.

On this episode, Chris and Johnny look at one of science fiction's greatest authors H.G. Wells and his fascination with time travel. Then, the guys discuss time slips and the people throughout history who have reported experiencing them. This is one episode you'll want to make time for.

On this first episode of History Creeps, hosts Chris Chavez and Johnny Townsend explore the details behind America's most famous haunted house located in Amityville, New York. Multiple homicides, a murderer on the brink of madness, tales of voices, strange occurrences and demonic possessions did nothing to repel an unsuspecting family from moving into the home on 112 Ocean Avenue in 1975. The following 28 days would change their minds. Join Chris and Johnny as they delve into the creepier, weirder sides of history.

On this first episode of History Creeps, hosts Chris Chavez and Johnny Townsend explore the details behind America's most famous haunted house located in Amityville, New York. Multiple homicides, a murderer on the brink of madness, tales of voices, strange occurrences and demonic possessions did nothing to repel an unsuspecting family from moving into the home on 112 Ocean Avenue in 1975. The following 28 days would change their minds. Join Chris and Johnny as they delve into the creepier, weirder sides of history.

On this episode, Chris and Johnny explore strange disappearances. From ghost ships to entire colonies vanishing into thin air, these unexplained instances have been recorded throughout history all over the world. Chris and Johnny do their best to try to "find" answers to what can be behind these weird events.

In this episode, Chris and Johnny look at some of the more brutal ax murders in American history. Frankie Silver, Lizzie Borden and the Villisca ax murders are just a few of the horrors that the guys explore.

On the fourth episode of History Creeps, Chris and Johnny discuss the 1938 radio performance of War of the Worlds, orchestrated by Orson Welles and the Mercury Theatre, and the effect it had on the American public. Stories of mass panic and even suicides have long been associated with the Halloween night performance. Chris and Johnny take a look into the truth behind those stories and try to find out exactly what happened that night in 1938.