Kenny Veach a YouTuber and avid hiker goes missing after discovering a mysterious cave that causes his body to vibrate.

Nix - This shapeshifting water creature with many names, uses beauty and hypnotic music to lure its victims to their death unless he or she falls in love.

Look in a mirror, turn out the lights, say her name three times and... She may just take your life! The legend of Bloody Mary reaches far and wide, and even non-believers are usually too scared to attempt the simple ritual. But what is Bloody Mary? And where did the Bloody Mary legend come from?

The Succubus is a demon in female form who appears in dreams to men to seduce them.

In the Backrooms, you won't know how you got there and you may never find your way out, but even worse you may not be alone.

The Legend of Boggy Creek - The Boggy Creek Monster is an elusive hairy creature that is said to dwell in the sparsely populated, forested hills of the Ozarks in Arkansas.

Don't miss this thrilling podcast about UFOs and eye-witnesses!

The Real Men in Black, may not be defenders of the universe but keepers of secrets. Are they members of a top-secret government agency or are they the true aliens in disguise?

The Slit-Mouthed Woman also known as Kuchisake-onna is a deadly spirit from Japanese folklore who has a malevolent hunger for vengeance. .

The Rougarou is a monster from Cajun folklore. In the legend, this beast is often described as having the body of a man and the head of a wolf and may be found prowling the Louisiana swamps.

Asian Folklore is a favorite among our listeners. As a thank you for your suggestions and for being a part of our Freaky Family please enjoy this 2+ hour compilation of Asian Folklore Monsters.

El Cucuy is a boogeyman from Latin America that preys on naughty children. The more a child misbehaves the hungrier it becomes. Look out he may be hiding under your bed.

Every place has a history - some darker than others.. Moosham Castle in Austria was home to some of the bloodiest witch trials in the 1800's and many more terrifying events throughout history. Together we will explore the horrifying happenings that took place there..

On a hot summer night in 1924, five gold prospectors were attacked by hairy ape-like creatures in a narrowing gorge that sits in the shadow of Mount St. Helens.

Some of the scariest things happen at work! This new show from Eeriecast features viewer submitted stories about the horrifying things that happen on the job.

The Tokoloshe is a goblin-like creature that may sneak up on you to torment you as you sleep. Beware it may do more than torment you!

This Japanese folklore monster is eight feet tall and makes a terrifyingly simple sound to signal her approach. If you hear her coming, your children might just be in danger.

Some online urban legends are based in reality, while others bleed into the real world. Slender Man is a prolific creepypasta monster whose mythos inspired real world terror.

El Chupacabra, meaning "the goat sucker", is an infamous and terrifying cryptid first sighted in Puerto Rico. It is said to drain the blood of livestock and sometimes even humans.

Every culture has its boogeyman, but Slavic mythology has gifted us Baba Yaga - A disturbing witch who lives in a house mounted on chicken legs who desires nothing more than to devour your kids.

In 2013, at the infamous and foreboding Cecil Hotel in Los Angeles, California, the body of Elisa Lam was recovered from the rooftop water tank. What happened to her? This week, Freaky Folklore explores the terrifying and mysterious circumstances surrounding Elisa Lam's death.

Be careful walking along the banks if you find yourself in Scotland. There's a certain mythical creature that is always looking for someone to drag below the icy depths of the water. Today, Freaky Folklore explores the terrifying water horse known as the Kelpie.

Watch out, or the burned boogeyman will chase you down. This week, Freaky Folklore explores the disturbing legend of the Char Man. This is one urban legend that will be burned into your mind.

The Djinn (or Jinn) are invisible spirits from Arabian and Muslim mythology who are said to be able to take the form of humans and animals as well as being able to possess people. What are they really? What do they want? And why should you fear and respect them?

Murder. Cannibalism. Chaos. This particular American family bathed in the blood of others for sport, for food, for fun. Today, we explore the legend and history of the Bloody Benders.