Eyeless Jack - is a terrifying supernatural entity from creepy pasta lore, known for stalking and harvesting organs from his victims. Recognizable by his blue mask with empty, weeping eye sockets, Jack is an immortal being driven by an insatiable hunger for human organs, leaving a trail of surgically mutilated bodies in his wake.

Black Annis - is a terrifying figure in English folklore, specifically from Leicestershire, depicted as a blue-faced hag or witch with iron claws and a taste for human flesh, especially that of children.

The Warg - is a monstrous wolf-like creature of immense size, combining bestial ferocity with unsettling intelligence. Originally creatures of Norse mythology, Wargs are often depicted as evil spirits in the form of large, intelligent wolves, associated with violence and destruction.

The Qallupilluit - is a creature from Inuit folklore, described as a humanoid sea monster that lives under the Arctic ice. It is said to snatch children who venture too close to cracks in the ice or play too near the water's edge, using its haunting song to lure them before dragging them into the frigid depths.

Spring-Heeled Jack - A terrifying urban legend of Victorian London, Spring-Heeled Jack was known for his inhuman leaps, glowing red eyes, and attacks on unsuspecting victims.

El Silbón - With a sack of bones on his back and vengeance in his hollow eyes, this chilling figure from Venezuelan and Colombian folklore blurs the line between justice and terror, reminding all who hear his eerie tune that the sins of the past are never truly buried.

Organism 46B - is purportedly a large, intelligent cephalopod-like creature discovered in Lake Vostok, Antarctica. It is said to possess extraordinary abilities such as shape-shifting, camouflage, and the capacity to paralyze prey from a distance, according to urban legends.

Wendigo vs Werewolf – This episode compares the Wendigo of Algonquian folklore with the Werewolf of European mythology, examining their origins, characteristics, and cultural significance. It explores how these two creatures, while both representing a loss of humanity, differ in their symbolic meanings and the fears they embody in their respective cultures.

Leshy - a forest spirit from Slavic folklore, often depicted as a tall, humanoid figure with green hair and a beard made of foliage, and skin resembling tree bark. It acts as the guardian of the forest, known for its trickster nature, ability to lead travelers astray, and control over forest creatures and plants.

Night-Mare -The mare, also known as "nightmare" or "mara," is a supernatural entity from Germanic and Scandinavian folklore believed to sit on the chest of sleeping individuals, causing them to have terrifying dreams and experience sleep paralysis. This malevolent spirit is often depicted as a shadowy, ghostly woman who induces feelings of suffocation and dread in her victims during the night.

Mermaids - mythical aquatic creatures typically depicted as having the upper body of a human female and the tail of a fish. They are often portrayed in folklore and popular culture as beautiful, enchanting beings who live in the sea, sometimes luring sailors to their doom with their captivating songs or appearance.

Tailypo - a small, eerie, and elusive creature from the hollers and mountains of Appalachia, distinguished by its long, bushy tail. Its glowing, piercing eyes shine ominously in the darkness, enhancing its unsettling presence.

Grindylow - a malevolent water creature from English folklore, typically depicted as a small, green-skinned being with sharp claws and teeth, known for dragging unsuspecting victims, especially children, into its watery lair. These creatures are often associated with lakes, ponds, and marshes, and serve as cautionary tales to warn against venturing too close to dangerous waters.

Laughing Jack - is a malevolent spirit originating from a magical jack-in-the-box, designed to be a child's companion, but corrupted over time into a sadistic entity that preys on children, causing psychological and physical harm. Initially created to bring joy, he now embodies terror, using his twisted games and dark powers to inflict suffering.

Asmodeus - is a demon known in various mythologies, often associated with lust, greed, and destructive wrath. He is particularly prominent in Jewish and Christian demonology, where he is considered a powerful and malevolent entity.

CHTULHU VS TYPHON - In the midst of a catastrophic battle between two colossal beings, a city teeters on the brink of destruction as terrified civilians flee for their lives. Caught in the chaos, two unlikely allies must navigate the turmoil and uncover the truth behind the otherworldly conflict before it's too late.

Typhon - is a monstrous figure from Greek mythology, born from the Earth and the underworld, wielding immense strength and power. With a body composed of serpentine coils and fiery breath, he embodies chaos and serves as a formidable adversary to the Olympian gods.

Bigfoot - is a legendary cryptid creature often described as a large, ape-like being that is said to inhabit forests, particularly in the Pacific Northwest region of North America. Its existence remains unproven and is widely regarded as a myth or folklore.

The Jorogumo - is a creature from Japanese folklore, often depicted as a spider that can transform into a seductive woman. Its name translates to "binding bride" or "entangling bride." In its human form, it appears as an attractive woman, luring unsuspecting victims with its beauty. However, its true nature is that of a monstrous spider, which it reveals when it captures its prey.

FREAKY FOLKLORE SEASON 6 COMPILATION - Join us at Freaky Folklore as we enjoy 10 episodes, over five hours, of your favorite folklore creatures from our fifth season.

North American Folklore - Here is 5+ hours of your favorite North American Folklore as a thank you, to Freaky Folklore Fans, for three incredible years of support and enthusiasm, your unwavering dedication and passion for sharing our podcast have made this journey truly extraordinary – here's to many more years of thrilling tales together!

Solar Eclipse 2024 - delves into the rich history of solar eclipses, exploring the diverse cultural interpretations and superstitions surrounding these celestial events. Listeners gain insights into various myths, fears, and rituals associated with eclipses across different cultures and time periods.

Crocotta - is a mythical creature known for its ability to mimic human voices and lure its victims to their demise. It is often depicted as a fearsome predator with a cunning and deceptive nature.

The Hodag - is a mythical creature from Wisconsin folklore, said to resemble a fearsome horned beast. It is often described as a mix between a bull, a bear, and a reptile, and is believed to inhabit the dense forests of Rhinelander.

Muhnochwa - is a mysterious entity that haunts the streets of Kanpur, India, striking fear into the hearts of those who encounter it. It is known for its shadowy form, eerie glowing eyes, and its ability to inflict scratches on its victims' faces and arms.