In 1922, the small farming community of Hinterkaifeck in Bavaria was shook by a gruesome murder. The details are as chilling as they are perplexing. Nearly 100 years later, there is little evidence left, leaving us only guessing at what might have happened. Which is appropriate, because that also seems to have been the initial approach to the investigation.

Japanese legends are full of all sorts of monsters, spirits, and fantastic creatures. Or maybe they're all just raccoons with large ... endowments? This week, Ben takes a look at a number of interesting creatures of lore.

This week, we share GrayOwl's "The Raffle", which is basically Office Space meets Fight Club in the Monsters Inc universe. It's quite possibly our favorite creepypasta yet!

Before the devil went down to Georgia, he made a stop at Ireland's infamous Loftus Hall, where he wooed the young Anne Tottenham. The lovers' tryst didn't end well; at least, not for Anne. 

This week we explore the legend of the haunting of Loftus Hall. It's literally a helluva thing.

When you build a subdivision atop an old cemetery, you can be sure of two things: One, your houses will be haunted, and two, you'll be neighbors with Craig T Nelson. 

The residents of Houston's Newport subdivision apparently found this out the hard way after one man's quest for a family pool led to the re-discovery of Black Hope Cemetery. 

This week; Ben examines this snafu and the after-life aftermath.

When a cryptic clairvoyant gives you some vague hints about your apparently gruesome death, it behooves you to at least try to ask some follow-up questions. 

In this week's episode, we learn what happens when you don't do that, with a reading of Ashley Rose Wellman's The Thing That Will Kill Me.

After a short break, we're back with the ballad of Johnny Revitt, aka the little assassin that could. It's a story full of shocking twists, murder, and Pulitzer level dialog. Check it out!

What's worse; that there's a killer stalking you in your own house, or that they didn't even wipe the mud off their feet and now your carpet is ruined? This week, Ben read's 'Look at Me' by Theaterguy

Monsters, woods, and a group of unsuspecting hikers. What could go wrong? This week, Steve reads his original short, 'Among the Trees' for your amusement.

This week, Ben reads Avenging Angel's No Windows. When a private eye takes on a mysterious case, things go from bad to worse. Because it's a creepypasta, and that's how those work.