Nylene is getting excited for winter holidays, so Nym sets the scene with wintery legend, the Windigo. Nylene takes Nym on an adventure with her first time hearing the story of the Somerton Man. 

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Tuck in with Nylene and Nym for some grotesque and unsettling stories that fit the mood of the holiday with some dark roots and dark fruits, Thanksgiving. Nym explores many of the stories of origin of the holiday while Nylene serves a grim dish of retail murder. If you're checking this out on day one or revisiting in hypothetical future years for some turkey day nostalgia - take your chunk of meat out of the freezer. It needs DAYS. DAAAAAAAAAAAAAYS.

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Nylene bemoans a spot of bad luck and takes a peek into Icelandic sorcery and incantations. Afterwards, Nym discusses a famous Slavic sorceress, Baba Yaga.

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In this episode, Nylene explores several fascinating cryptids, while Nym touches on one of Nylene's biggest fears - CLOWNS!

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After a lighthearted follow-up lecture on the holiday’s history, the ladies lean back into the lurid for a look at some loathsome Halloween happenings. Tikes tricked into tasting treacherous treats, sex workers savaged for sampling sweets… Sheesh. It’s enough to make even a ghost writer buried beneath the floorboards of some f&@%ed up cottage weep. But hey – you seem like you’re into that kinda stuff, so you’ll probably love it.

Happy Halloween one and all!

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And trick themselves into taking another break from boxes.

Nym navigates the nebulous name of Samhain, and she spins some stories starring the Sidhe. Nylene notes the numerous nations which host their own frightful festivities, describing homecomings —both heavenly and hellish, ancient arbitrary animal abuse, and creepy carnivals honoring curious cryptids.

A piece of lost media maybe motivates a manic man to murder. Then, a classic film's creation is considered under current-day concepts. Toxic touch-ups, Poorly-planned pyrotechnics, and on-set violence - Oh my!

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In our inaugural episode, we dive in to the dark side of cinema.

Movies can't kill people... right? While they work on turning their haunted house into a haunted home, the girls gab about two curious cases where the silver screen may very well have caused some serious screams. Remember kids, it's all fun and games until someone floats the real human remains.

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