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YouTube is an online video platform that has been around for decades. Since its creation, numerous people have posted different content from vlogs to music, and while those things are still very popular on the platform, true crime and spooky content creators have gained a bigger viewing over recent years.
We all know the Pfister Hotel and its legendary haunted history, but Wisconsin is filled with other spooky landmarks outside of Milwaukee. Here are five places where you can get your paranormal fix while in the Dairy State.
The Pfister Hotel, which opened in 1893, is one of Milwaukee’s most historic and luxurious places to stay. Adorned with gold trim and grand chandeliers, this historic landmark is known as the ‘Grand Hotel of the West. It is also supposedly haunted.
Everyone's entitled to one good scare on Halloween but the podcasts of the Darkcast Network have enough scares to fill any trick-or-treat sack in this special episode -- No razor blades, we promise!
Featuring spooky stories told by the hosts of Murder Murder News, Sinister Story Hour, Beyond the Rainbow, Cause of Death, Octoberpod AM, Rogue Darkness, Over the Fence, and Horrifying History.
The Haunting in Connecticut is a 2009 supernatural horror film about a family that decides to relocate to be closer to the doctors of their ill child. After moving in, they begin to have supernatural experiences in the home. The movie is based on the story of the Snedeker family.
Last week we gave you a list of some of the best LGBTQ+ true crime podcasts, and this week we're hurling another slew of fantastic content your way: spooky audio drama podcasts that have LGBTQ+ representation!
If eyes are the windows to the soul, what do your eyes say about you? Well, a Japanese superstition called "sanpaku" could be the answer. Sanpaku translates to "three whites," and refers to being able to see white either above or below the iris. With two different types, yin sanpaku and yang sanpaku, this theory can predict your fate. So, do you have sanpaku eyes, and if so what do they mean?
Tim Burton, the directing god of all things spooky, will direct Netflix's new series on Wednesday Addams. According to IndieWire, the eight-episode series will follow present day Wednesday navigating her way through the supernatural Nevermore Academy.
Perhaps the most-known apparition at The Ridges is Margaret Schilling. Not because of how she roams the halls or waits in the window of the room where she died. No, Margaret is known for the stain her body left on the floor that has remained for the past four decades.
