Welcome back ghouls and ghoulettes! In our first show back after our hiatus, Dylan chats about the eerie Black Eyed Kids and why you should run from children who wear 1800's fashion...or just children in general. Jo discusses the Smurl haunting and what to do if you run into a succubus and/or incubus. We also catch up on 2019 horror films, the magical world of Ayahuasca, and a terrifying sleep paralysis encounter Dylan had recently. We've missed you to death.

Get the krankenwagen! Dylan reads through his favourite Reddit 'real life' horror stories while reassuring us that Reddit and Creepypasta are the new Goosebumps. Jo discusses the necrophilic love obsession of Carl Tanzler and Maria Milagro de Hoyos. We also chat about the classiness of Human Centipede 3, the origin of Jo's favourite demon Lilith and the terrifying world of sleep paralysis. Rush to the krakenhaus instantly because we live in a dangerous world.

These are a few of my favourite things! We have a massive episode this week. Dylan talks about The Zodiac Killer and how dyslexia cannot stop you from fulfilling your dreams. Jo discusses the early Norwegian black metal scene in all of its gruesome glory. We have a spooky story from Jesse and chat about our love for the new Halloween flick. What a time to be alive!

Happy Halloween ghouls and ghoulettes! In this week's episode, Dylan chats about the true inspiration behind The Exorcist - the possession of Roland Doe. Pea soup not included. Jo tracks down the pass-the-parcel journey of the Dybbuk Box and all of its sinful goodness it wants to share with the world. We also list true crimes that were influenced by films. Thank you once again Hollywood!

Welcome to class! In this week's episode, Dylan chats about unusual cult and cultural practices around the world. Hint: try to stay clear of South America. Jo discusses the most notorious exorcism case in American history; the possession of Anna Ecklund. We read some excerpts from the official retelling of the case and how YOU can exorcise YOUR demon today! As a continuation from last week's segment on cursed film sets, we discuss curses in popular music throughout the years.

Hello our fellow Cotton Eye Joes. In this episode, Dylan chats about the torturous murder of James Bulger and why you should always ask children on the street if they're about to kill their siblings. Jo goes through the mysterious case of Gypsy Rose Blanchard and her ominous mother, Dee Dee Blanchard. Mother's Day couldn't arrive soon enough. We also go through famous hauntings and curses surrounding film sets and an intense subjective discussion of what Hell involves for some reason.

*DISCLAIMER: Content discussed in this episode is graphic and disturbing. Please refrain from listening otherwise.*

Poor Nan. In episode 8, Dylan goes into the mind behind Jeffrey Dahmer and why you should never talk to strangers, no matter how many times they tell you you're pretty. Jo chats about the torture of Sylvia Likens, which has convinced the both of us to exercise more so we can out-run old Skeletor ladies. Have a listen to why we love this world so much.

Hang her! In this week's episode, Dylan discusses the reign of terror brought by The Axeman of New Orleans and why we have our suspicions the killer was Barry B. Benson. Jo talks about the Salem Witch Trials and why you should always pay back the $5 you owe your neighbour. We also go through a loaded list of serial killer last meals and a recent ghost encounter Dylan had that truly scared the crap out of him. What a world we live in.

Put your cross around me baby...In episode 6(66), Jo chats about the Amityville hauntings and why you should never trust pork. Dylan discusses the meeting between Thomas Harris and the inspiration for Hannibal Lector, Alfredo Balli Trevino. If you got the guts, we also run through a number of paranormal games you can play with the kids to ensure a fun-filled night. We're all about educating the future generation at WAWW.

Paranormal and true crime fans unite! We have a jam packed episode here. Jo dissects all of the internet's theories on how Elisa Lam mysteriously ended up dead in a water tank on top of the Cecil Hotel. Dylan chats about the trial of Arne Cheyenne Johnson, better known and the ‘Devil Made Me Do It’ Case, which was the first court case in the US in which the defendant tried to prove innocence upon claims of demonic possession. We live in a glorious world.