Australia is home to one of the oldest and creepiest “possessed” toys out there.

In the early 1980s, a formerly quiet suburban street was struck by a series of bizarre rock attacks.

It’s a horrifying tale that’s been passed around, in many versions, for well over a hundred years.

Stull, Kansas is a tiny town that nevertheless has garnered a big reputation.

One of the United States’ most enduring urban legends swims just below the surface of our cities.

Hollywood Cemetery in Richmond, Virginia is a historic site.

The Brown Lady of Raynham Hall might be one of Britain’s most famous ghosts.

At the beginning of the Bigfoot craze, Murphysboro, Illinois threw their cryptid hat in the ring.

At the dawn of the 21st century, an alleged time traveler burst onto the early message-board scene.

Though the mountain region isn’t traditionally known for its immortal undead, there is a tale of one particular vampire.

Pennsylvania’s saddest, ugliest, and somehow most adorable cryptid.

Fruit of the Loom, Darth Vader, The Berenstain Bears, Shazam.

Wyoming’s favorite cryptid, the jackalope, is admittedly a hard sell as far as the supernatural goes.

Back in 2000, one of the first viral “haunted” Ebay auctions listed an allegedly cursed painting.

The hodag made its national debut when one was supposedly captured alive and put on display at a county fair.

In Southwestern Connecticut, in a little village tucked into Monroe, there’s a legend of a local witch.

Back in 1966, dozens of UFO sightings swept the Ann Arbor, Michigan area.

Coming to you deep from Florida’s swamps is the Sunshine State’s favorite cryptid.

A relative newcomer to the cryptid fold, the chupacabra made its worldwide debut in 1995.