J.A. Hernandez

The story of a woman pulled underwater by a strange beast on one hot summer day.

A Gothic-style castle in Ireland with a few incorporeal residents.

A science fiction novel from 1951 with themes still relevant today.

An island inhabited only by the corpses of sinners.

Oh, the tales children are told to get them to behave.

A cryptid referenced as far back as Ancient Rome.

An urban legend over fifty years old may have real roots.

A film from over a century ago and the quintessential work of German Expressionist cinema.

A legendary voodoo priestess predicted a Louisiana town's destruction.

Desecrated mummies in Ireland make for restless spirits.

What do you get when you combine horror, ghosts, comedy, and Cantonese Opera?

"Sleep child, sleep or else...Coco will come and eat you." — Auto de los desposorios de la Virgen by Juan Caxés. 17th Century.

A migration for a better life led to a series of shocking events.

A shriek from the jungle portends death.

The world's first documented vampire.

An alluring figure from Irish folklore that can bring you a wonderful life for a price.

Stories of a spirit from Mexico City, dating back to at least the 1500s.

A gravedigger still lingers a century after his death.

What is now known as Brazil's National Boogeyman brought the very first ever Brazilian-produced horror film to the world.

A creature parents tell their children about all around the world. Is it a myth? Or is there something more?

A horror movie icon's final performance as a Universal Classic Monster.

A sea serpent off the coast of England, spotted by soldiers during World War I.

Strange happenings in a city centuries old.

A horror movie icon's secret, real-life superpower.

Everyone's favorite wintertime horned, anthropomorphic pre-Christian pagan kidnapper. What can be said about Krampus that hasn't already been said?