Rhonda discusses the movie 13 Ghosts (starring Matthew Lillard), which was inspired by The Dark Zodiac, the reverse of our known Zodiac. Mark has never seen the movie, so he checked out midway through. Karissa however HAS seen the movie, and thus was quite enthusiastic.

Mark (tries) to read a spooky short story from 1905. Rhonda talks about David Albarran, whose daughters want him convicted.

Rhonda leads the episode with a dive into the lore about Pukwudgies, fae that like to mess with people. Karissa talks about moments in non-horror games that have people spooked!

Rhonda and Karissa take the reins as they talk about Nakira Griner from NJ; and the Nephilim, the children of fallen angels. Mark takes a break. *she is not, in fact, mother of the year.

Mark talks about what is considered one of the worst crimes in post-war Japan. Junko Furuta was a normal high school girl that was caught in the wrong place at the wrong time, to put it mildly. We apologize for the audio quality, we are very loud individuals who aren’t used to using mics.

Mark talks about the supernatural, mythological, and folk connections about goblins and their cousins in pop culture and history.

Rhonda takes the whole episode to discuss Lucy Letby, a recent serial murderer from the UK. TW infanticide.

Mark starts the episode talking about spooky sightings and stories from within the Presidential abode. Then, special guest Karissa tells of the Black Aggie statue, a haunting sculpture originally found in Druid Ridge Cemetery.

Rhonda goes off on the highly anticipated horror reimagining of childhood classic Winnie the Pooh, Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey.

Rhonda begins the episode with another spin of the Cold Case Carousel, and Mark talks about a monster vaguely similar to their own Jersey Devil, the reptile-bird Snallygaster!