Black Phillip has been whispering to us...it's time to take a break.

This week, the prompt was "winter horror." Naturally, that led to conversations about Japanese folklore and Nazi zombies. Don't worry, though. At least one of us followed the directions.

We're back for 2020!!! And kicking it off by remembering our favorite scary things from the twenty-tens. Cheers to ten more spooky years!

We have three more international ghost stories from Guatemala, Japan, and Italy to share with you! Join us as we discuss friendly spirits, holiday traditions, and a potentially-haunted dead body. 

Audio should not be off on this one, so if that bothers you, we're back on our game this week.

Not all doggos are good doggos. Today, we explore some frightening folklore from Guatemala, Japan, and Italy.

 

Warning: We had some difficulty with our editing program, and our voices are a few seconds off of each other's. If you hear any weird responses or silences, that's why. We've been informed by one of our listeners that the episode is still listenable. Apologies!

Not all doggos are good doggos. Today, we discuss some more international folklore; this time, from Guatemala, Japan, and Italy.

Think your family Thanksgiving dinners are bad? Imagine spending them with one of these men. Happy Turkey Day!

This week Nikki and Rachel choose true crime cases that truly scare them. This episode does come with a content warning. If you are disturbed by cases involving rape, torture, or the death of children, please avoid this episode and choose one of our lighthearted episodes. The content is highly disturbing.

After a short hiatus, we're back with a heartfelt tribute to GDT's filmmaking legacy and a nod to Milicent Patrick and Mallory O'Meara. Remember: Create your monsters with passion and kindness.

Just when you thought theater couldn't get any weirder.