On October 20, 1967, two men searching the forests of Northern California for Bigfoot returned with approximately one minute of film.
Nearly sixty years later, nobody has managed to end the argument over what walked across it.
ARCHIVE #016 — THE PATTERSON–GIMLIN FILM Read More »
On September 12, 1952, a group in Flatwoods, West Virginia climbed a hillside after seeing a bright object streak across the sky.
In the darkness ahead, their flashlight found something tall looking back.
ARCHIVE #015 — THE FLATWOODS MONSTER Read More »
In August 1955, a Kentucky household reported small glowing-eyed figures repeatedly approaching their farmhouse after a bright object crossed the sky.
They fired at the figures for hours. When police arrived, whatever had been outside was gone.
ARCHIVE #014 — THE KELLY–HOPKINSVILLE GOBLINS Read More »
Employees and visitors at a century-old Louisiana courthouse have reported unexplained laughter, moving shadows, strange scents, and doors behaving as though someone unseen is still using them.
Local tradition gives that presence a name: Toni Jo Henry.
ARCHIVE #013 — THE CALCASIEU COURTHOUSE HAUNTING Read More »
Before dawn on February 25, 1942, Los Angeles anti-aircraft batteries opened fire on targets no one could clearly identify.
More than 1,400 rounds went into the sky. No enemy aircraft were ever recovered.
ARCHIVE #012 — THE BATTLE OF LOS ANGELES Read More »
For years, the Bell family of rural Tennessee was said to hear scratching, knocking, voices, and something moving through their home without being seen.
By the end of the story, the unseen presence was claiming responsibility for John Bell’s death.
ARCHIVE #011 — THE BELL WITCH Read More »
On Zanzibar, people described a nocturnal spirit that pressed sleepers down and could change its form.
In 1995, fear of Popobawa spread across the islands—and some of the most documented violence came from people hunting it.
ARCHIVE #010 — THE POPOBAWA Read More »
For nearly a century, witnesses at Loch Ness have reported dark humps, long necks, and large shapes moving beneath the water.
Modern searches have found no monster, but the sightings have not stopped.
ARCHIVE #009 — THE LOCH NESS MONSTER Read More »
In April 1973, something with three legs, short arms, and enormous pink eyes was reported outside a home in Enfield, Illinois.
Within days, the creature had become a media event—and one supporting encounter had already fallen apart.
ARCHIVE #007 — THE ENFIELD HORROR Read More »
For decades, Loveland’s river legend has described a squat, frog-faced figure rising onto two legs beside the road.
The best-documented 1972 case may have ended with something far less exotic: a tailless iguana.
ARCHIVE #006 — THE LOVELAND FROG Read More »