Were these twin girls born with their late sisters' souls? This episode covers one of the most convincing cases of reincarnation, The Pollock Sisters.

We all know The Exorcist is a staple when it comes to horror movies, but in this episode, we're gonna go a little deeper into the horrors that ~surrounded~ the making of this film. From losing a toe to a murder/suicide, it's hard NOT to believe the film was cursed. 

Happy October! We're kicking off the spookiest time of the year with one of the world's most haunted hotspots: The Queen Mary. With about 50 people dying on board, and being the cause of over 300 other deaths, it's no wonder this ship is such a paranormal playground! 

On this week's episode, Rachel covers Louisiana's most haunted house, the LaLaurie Mansion. This New Orleans icon was made even more famous by the third season of American Horror Story, but its dark and horrible history needed no tv dramatization. 

Aaand we're back! In this week's episode, Rachel finishes the Haunted Objects chronicles (for now, at least) with possibly the most famous doll after Barbie, Annabelle. You may know her from the Conjuring franchise, but this episode covers her ~real~ origin story...

In this episode, Rachel covers Robert the Doll. Known as the world's most haunted doll, Robert has been said to curse those who disrespect him, causing car accidents and other misfortunes. 

On this episode, Rachel talks about one of the world's most haunted items: the Dybbuk Box, which is supposedly haunted by a malevolent spirit that terrorizes those around it. 

In this follow-up of haunted Hollywood, find out which famous actors haunt the iconic Roosevelt Hotel and learn about the Comedy Store's dark history.

In this week's episode, Rachel talks to her friend Natasha about the ghosts of Hotel Del Coronado and Hollywood's famous Chateau Marmont. Natasha also shares her own personal haunted experiences at both hotels... oOooo0o

In this episode, Rachel is joined again by her friend Marisa, where they talk about their fascination with the Cecil Hotel in Downtown Los Angeles and hear about its gruesome history.

(it's definitely ~not~ a great place btw)