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“Imagine this: you’re sitting in your dimly lit kitchen, a bowl of spooky spaghetti in front of you, and you can’t shake the feeling that something’s watching you. Is it the ghost of the last person who tried to cook with too much garlic? Or maybe it’s just your cat judging your life choices?

As you take a bite, the noodles start to twist and turn, and suddenly, they’re whispering creepypasta tales right into your ear. ‘Did you hear about the guy who got trapped in a never-ending bowl of marinara?’

Well, brace yourself, because today we’re diving deep into the saucy, unsettling world of creepypasta. So, pour yourself a big bowl of marinara and get ready… this is True Terror on Tap!”

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In our last episode, we explored the rise and fall of the mighty Inca Empire, the capture and execution of its last emperor, and the betrayal that forever changed the course of history. But his death wasn’t the end—it was just the beginning. According to legend, as the emperor drew his final breath, he cursed those who had betrayed him and the sacred gold they had stolen from his people.

Francisco Pizarro, a determined and ruthless conquistador, captured the Inca emperor during their fateful meeting in the town of Cajamarca. Despite promising to free him after receiving an enormous ransom of gold and silver, Pizarro betrayed , sentencing him to death after a mock trial.

On August 29, 1533, the emperor was executed, strangled to death by garrote. But according to legend, before he died, he uttered a final curse—a warning to those who had desecrated the sacred treasures of the Inca.

_"The gold you have taken will bring you only death. No man shall prosper from the treasures of the Sun."_ — Curse

In this final episode of the curse of the Incas, we’ll uncover the dark fate of Francisco Pizarro and his men, explore the eerie stories surrounding the lost treasure of the Incas, and dive into the modern-day accounts of those who have tried—and failed—to recover the Inca’s ransom.

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For decades, people have whispered about strange visitors—beings that appear human, but something’s just…off. They show up unexpectedly, like the infamous Men in Black, and always at the worst possible time. The Black-Eyed Kids are no different. They wear the mask of innocence, but something about them feels unnatural, almost as if they’re mimicking human behavior without fully understanding it.

Today, we’re diving deeper into the unsettling mystery of these dark-eyed figures. Are they just children—or could they be something more? Like the Men in Black, do they come from another dimension or serve some hidden purpose? And what is it about their presence that sends waves of fear down the spine of anyone who encounters them?

“Lock your doors, pour a drink, and prepare for nightmares… this is True Terror on Tap.”

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Today, we’re taking you into the heart of a legend that stretches back nearly 500 years—a tale of betrayal, greed, and a curse said to haunt all who dared steal the riches of the Inca Empire.  That's right folks were talking about the curse of the Incas.
This was the Incan Empire, temples made of gold, sitting under the sun and stretching across the Andean mountains. The whole place was massive. Then the Spanish conquistadors showed up. It was two completely different worlds colliding. Blood everywhere, a king gets betrayed, and then... well, that’s when the curse begins."
But before we dive into the curse itself, we need to understand the story behind it—the rise of the mighty Inca civilization, the tragedy of its last emperor, Atahualpa, and the ruthless conquistador who changed history: Francisco Pizarro. 
We're kickin it old school in this deep dive into the history of the Inca! 

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 It’s late… past midnight. You’re home alone, curled up on the couch, and there’s a knock at the door. Not a gentle knock. A slow, persistent tap that echoes through the house, pulling you from your comfort.

You rise, and peer through the peephole. Standing there, in the dead of night, are two children. A boy and a girl, heads bowed, dressed in strange, outdated clothes. They don’t look up at first. You consider ignoring them, but something compels you—some part of you feels an odd sympathy. They’re children, after all. Alone, cold… right?

You crack the door, and that’s when they raise their heads, looking up in unison, revealing eyes like nothing you’ve ever seen before. Eyes as black as midnight, empty of light, of life. Eyes that pull you in, hypnotic and hollow. Their voices are soft, insistent, polite. They only want to come inside… if you’ll let them.

That’s when you feel it. A wave of dread so deep it roots you in place, your instincts screaming to shut the door, to turn away, but something stronger keeps you there. They say it again, “Let us in…”

Today, we dive into the legend of the Black-Eyed Kids—a modern-day horror that’s appeared in the doorways of countless unsuspecting souls around the world. What are these children? Lost souls, demonic entities, or something even more darker? And what happens if you do let them in?

So fill a glass, lock the windows, and settle in for a nightmare… this is True Terror on Tap!

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In this chilling episode of Nightmares of the Americas: Indigenous Tales, we dive into the terrifying legend of La Cegua, a shape-shifting spirit from Central American folklore. Known to appear as a beautiful woman on deserted roads, she lures unsuspecting men astray, only to reveal her true, horrifying form—a skeletal horse-like face that strikes terror into her victims’ hearts. But La Cegua is more than just a spooky tale; her story carries a powerful warning about the consequences of disrespect and deceit. Join us as we explore the origins of La Cegua, her significance in Indigenous lore, and the eerie encounters that continue to haunt those who dare to travel the lonely roads of Nicaragua, Costa Rica, and beyond. Get ready for an episode that will leave you questioning every shadow on the roadside.

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Welcome back to part two of our chilling exploration into the infamous LaLaurie Mansion. In our last episode, we left off with the unsettling experiences of the young girls at the newly opened school, each of them mysteriously marked by bruises and scratches, all pointing to one sinister figure—the woman they all claimed to have seen, despite knowing nothing of her dreadful history. 

But the strange happenings at the mansion didn’t end with these accounts. As the years passed, even more disturbing tales emerged, leading many to believe that the spirits of Madame LaLaurie and her tortured victims had never truly left. 

In this episode, we’ll dive deeper into the spine-tingling events that continued to plague the LaLaurie Mansion well into the 20th century. From ghostly apparitions to unexplained noises, the mansion's dark energy seemed inescapable. Join us as we uncover more of the twisted legacy that still haunts this New Orleans landmark today. 

Stay tuned, because the story only gets stranger from here.

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In the frozen wilderness of the northeastern woodlands, where the howling winds cut through the trees and the snow piles high, there lurks a creature of unimaginable terror: the Chenoo. Towering above the treetops, with gaunt, skeletal limbs and eyes hollowed by eternal hunger, the Chenoo was once human—transformed by dark magic or cursed by a bitter heart. With every breath, its icy heart pulses with an insatiable desire for flesh, and its scream is said to be so chilling that it can kill anyone who hears it. Unlike any other monster, the Chenoo is a reminder that in the coldest reaches of the world, even the kindest soul can lose their humanity and become a predator driven by primal rage and an unquenchable appetite. The Chenoo is not just a creature of the wilderness—it is a haunting reflection of the dangers lurking in the shadows of our own darkest instincts.

Now, what is this creature, you might ask? The Chenoo, also known as the Giwakwa or Kiwakwa, is a towering, emaciated giant—a human, cursed and transformed through dark magic into a terrifying beast. It’s not just their enormous size that makes them frightening; it’s their insatiable hunger for human flesh. With fangs so large they’ve been known to eat their own lips in hunger, these creatures have been said to haunt the dense forests and icy wilderness, especially during the harsh winter months.

One of the most unsettling aspects of the Chenoo is that it was once human. The legends tell of ordinary people—men and women—who are cursed or transformed into Chenoos, losing their humanity as they grow larger and more ravenous. Unlike other giants in folklore, these aren’t mindless monsters but tortured souls, driven mad by an internal, icy heart of pure evil. And believe me, once they set their sights on a victim, there’s no escape. Their frozen, hollow screams can kill any living thing within earshot.

This is Nightmares of the Americas: Indigenous Tales

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Welcome to October and what a way to start off the month with this heavy hitter!
 
"New Orleans... a city of revelry, music, and spirits—both in the glass and in the shadows. But hidden within the cobbled streets and beneath the vibrant facade lies something far darker. Tonight, we uncork a tale soaked in horror, of a woman whose name still sends shivers through the Crescent City."

"Madame Delphine LaLaurie. A name once synonymous with wealth and prestige... but now, remembered for something far more sinister. Behind the walls of her grand mansion on Royal Street, an unspeakable horror festered—a house of torment, where cries for mercy were drowned by the darkness within her soul."

"Today, we'll take you back to the 1830s, where luxury met cruelty, and the truth behind Madame LaLaurie's twisted secrets unraveled in the most terrifying way imaginable."

"Sit back, Pour yourself a drink and hope the nightmares stay on the other side of the glass.... This is True Terror on Tap. 

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In Episode 8 of Turtle Island Talk, we explore an exciting new frontier in Indigenous storytelling—the Cherokee Nation’s trailblazing efforts in the entertainment industry. The Cherokee Film Institute is the world’s first tribally operated film and media education center. This initiative is breaking down barriers for Native filmmakers, actors, and production crews, empowering them to tell authentic Indigenous stories on the global stage. Sit back and enjoy the show! 

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