It Lives Inside - a 2023 American supernatural horror film by Bishal Dutta, features Megan Suri as an American teen wrestling with her cultural identity. After a fallout with her ex-best friend Tamira, she unintentionally unleashes a demonic entity that feeds on her loneliness.

Pishacha - One of the most terrifying entities in all of Buddhist folklore and the Hinduism religion this sinister breed of vampiric flesh-eating monster has been compared to Satan from the Christian religion and is considered the personification of evil.

Ginger Snaps - the Canadian supernatural horror film from 2000, where the howls of werewolves echo the complexities of feminine adolescence.

The Beast of Gévaudan - was a monstrous, wolf-like creature that terrorized the people of Gévaudan, a small province in south-central France, in the mid-eighteenth century. Was it a wolf, a serial killer, or was it a real werewolf?

Godzilla - is a fictional monster or kaiju that originated from Japanese cinema, this legendary monster is often depicted as a prehistoric reptilian creature of colossal size and strength.

Draugr - An undead being from Norse mythology, a reanimated crops with supernatural strength and a spectral presence. It is often depicted as a guardian of burial sites, seeker of vengeance or protecting treasures in the afterlife.

Jeff the Killer - A popular but disturbing creepypasta story about a bullied teen who falls headlong into madness, murder, and mayhem.

Vampire - This enduring legend has been a source of fascination and terror for generations. But what is it about the vampire that has kept us enthralled for so long?

Thank you all so much for becoming part of the Freaky Folklore Family. To celebrate (and in anticipation of our next episode), here's all of season four in an easy-to-enjoy experience. This features our first 10 episodes which comprise 10 DISTURBING Folklore Monsters Explained.

The Black Stickmen - These black stick-like figures resemble a child's drawing, However, these are not the endearing stick figure families adorning a second-grader's artwork. No, these are tangible, real-life entities.

Yuki-onna - The snow and ice play an important role in the tales of Yuki-onna, the snow woman, she is portrayed as a malevolent entity seeking harm on those she comes across.

Rusalka - A female spirit in Slavic folklore, linked to water bodies like rivers, lakes, and marshes. Legends describe them as the souls of young women who met violent or untimely deaths, especially by drowning.

The Changeling is a human-like creature found in folklore throughout Europe. A changeling was believed to be a fairy that had been left in place of a human (typically a child) stolen by other fairies.

Drakenblud: The Malformed King is a horror fantasy adventure novel inspired by Bloodborne. Idea by Darkness Prevails. Ghostwritten.

Wendigo - The Wendigo is a favorite among the horror lover’s community. It has every ingredient to be one of the most formidable and terrifying creatures to ever creep its way across our imagination and into our nightmares. A creature born from the darkest recesses of human fear and desperation.

SCP-049, also known as the Plague Doctor, is an anomalous entity, classified as Euclid because its behavior is unpredictable and it may pose a threat to humanity.

Yowie is one of several names for an Australian cryptid that is reputed to live in the Outback. This hairy ape-like creature, also known as Australia's Bigfoot, has deep roots in Aboriginal oral history.

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The Mahaha is a demon with piercing white eyes that has the ability to freeze enemies with its deathly cold touch, that is, if it doesn't tickle them to death first.

Wraith - A wraith is an undead creature whose name comes from Scottish folklore. Wraiths, a type of ghost or spirit, were traditionally thought to be the embodiment of souls on the verge of death or who had recently passed away. In modern times, a wraith is more likely to refer to an evil spirit, particularly one with unfinished business in the mortal realm.

Kodama - If properly cared for, the Kodamas will bless the forest and land with fertility. However, if you simply hack into a tree the Kodamas will seek vengeance. How? You could have bad luck for a few days, years, or even forever.

The Russian Sleep Experiment is a creepypasta that tells the story of 5 test subjects who were exposed to an experimental sleep-inhibiting stimulant in a Soviet-era scientific experiment that has since become the basis of an urban legend.

The Irish Puca - It, like many other supernatural folklore creatures, is told to be a creature of both benevolence and mischief. These spirits can bring good and bad fortune to the rural communities they center around.

Thank you all so much for becoming part of the Freaky Folklore Family. To celebrate (and in anticipation of our next episode), here's all of season three in an easy-to-enjoy experience. This features our first 10 episodes which comprise 10 DISTURBING Folklore Monsters Explained.