Into Horror History

Wayland the Smith; Vengeance and Myth

Vengeance and horror, forged by an ancient smith.

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Armin Meiwes, aka the Rotenburg Cannibal

Consensual cannibalism in a quaint town.

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Shirime of Japanese Yōkai Folklore

A Japanese spirit that you never want to look in the eye.

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The Tale of a Cult Classic: Are You Afraid of the Dark?

A '90s cult classic that redefined childhood nightmares.

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Origin of Boudhanath Stupa in Kathmandu, Nepal

Kings, patricide, and ancient atonement.

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Hungry Ghost Festival

Feasting with ghosts under a moonlit sky.

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Leyak of Balinese Folklore

Horrific flying heads haunting Balinese nights.

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Zmeu of Romanian Folklore

An ogre? Devil? Vampire? A dragon that can magically make weapons to murder you with? Yes, all in one creature.

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Cheeroonear of Aboriginal Australian Folklore

A dog-faced man prowling the Nullarbor Plain in Australia.

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The Monk: A Romance by Matthew Gregory Lewis

An 18th-century Gothic fiction novel of a monk consumed by unspeakable darkness.

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Lemures of Ancient Rome

Vengeful spirits of Ancient Rome.

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Off Beat Cinema

Keeping old films alive since 1993.

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Little Ghost Laban

The Swedish ghost who wouldn't haunt.

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Curse of Amir Timur

The true story of a tomb opened and a curse unleashed.

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Matriphagy by Tallah

When horror fiction and music collide.

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Legends of Sandwood Bay in Scotland

Maritime stories of mermaids and ghosts.

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Mapinguari of Brazilian Folklore

The cyclopean bulletproof Bigfoot of Brazil.

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