- by Bob AndersonThanks to SIP Coffee House 2, Bob After Dark did a live episode! We had a great crowd, and talked about some really cool stories. WJOB Studios, Little Red School House, and Old Lake County Jail in Crown Point Indiana. The audio isn't perfect, so bare with us.
- by Bob AndersonChoo-Choo! All aboard the Spooky-Express! This week, we look at the interesting stories behind ghost trains. Whether they are actual spectral trains or a story involving a train crash, these experiences are definitely some of the more subjects we ever covered. We talk about the Tanuki (Yokai) trains out of Japan, Abraham Lincoln's death train, The St Louis Ghost Train or the St Louis Light, The Swedish legend of Silverpilen (or "Silver Arrow"), and the tragic accident of Showmen's League of America.
- by Bob AndersonNo, not the garden tool! The Rake is a creature born of internet lore, on all places 4Chan. The post read as follows: Here’s what we’ve got so far: Humanoid, about six feet tall when standing, but usually crouches and walks on all fours. It has very pale skin. The face is blank. As in, no nose, no mouth. However, it has three solid green eyes, one in the middle of its forehead, and the other two on either side of its head, towards the back. Usually seen in front yards in suburban areas. Usually just watches the observer, but […]
- by Bob AndersonMeet Nat and Eliot from ACG Paranormal. We talked to them a while back, and we had so much fun that they have come back to hang out with us again. We're excited to be sharing the space with such great paranormal investigators! This time they share some stories about their travels with some of their haunted spots they've been to, and Eliot's wild tech ideas!
- by Bob AndersonSecure. Contain. Protect. That is the mission of the SCP Foundation. A group that deals in anomalous objects and individuals. It started as a group of online writers who created case files for these entities in captivity. Now it has grown to an entire community contributing thousands of SCP files, video games, cosplay, stories, and even short animated films online. It has become a cultural significant lore, that has encompassed a lot of people's lives. The current count of SCP's is 7999 and growing every year. This week, we look at a few of Bob's favorite SCP files: SCP-035, SCP-2006, […]
- by Bob AndersonAccording to the Backrooms Wiki, "If you're not careful and no-clip out of reality in wrong areas, you'll end up in the Backrooms, where it's nothing but the stink of moist carpet, the madness of mono-yellow, and endless background noise of fluorescent lights at maximum hum-buzz, and approximately six hundred million square miles of randomly segmented empty rooms to be trapped in. God save you if you hear something wandering around nearby, because it sure as hell has heard you…" That was the first entry of online urban legend of the Backrooms. A collective of Creepypastas about an universe alternative […]
- by Bob Anderson"Do you think I'm beautiful?" Could very well be the last words you hear. Let us introduce you to the creature known as the Kuchisake-onna. A Japanese Yoaki known to stalk her pray and ask a series of questions. It happens to be Bob's favorite Japanese ghost story, and shown in Constantine.
- by Bob AndersonWhat do you get when you cross Bigfoot, and Mothaman? You get Batquatch. Batquatch is a flying bigfoot like creature that has bat facial features. It was first spotted during the eruption of Mount St. Helen's volcano, and since has been seen a few times after. Reports vary between it causing electrical failure and flying alongside of planes.
- by Bob AndersonBob's back from Magfest! So, we want to talk about a spooky video game story. Instead of a creepypasta, why don't we look at at a story that may actual be true. An Easter Egg in the background of Loki and The Simpsons, it's an arcade cabinet. The story dates back to the 1970s with kids getting sick while playing games, and men in black collecting data instead of quarters. It even leads back to MK ULTRA, a bizarre FBI and CIA mind control project.
- by Bob AndersonWe gave Count Panek a chance to pick an episode, and he chose a cryptid we never discussed before. This week we travel to Scotland to a big body of water named Loch Ness. This body of water is famously home to supposedly a prehistoric creature. Over the past hundred years, tourists have flocked there to catch a glimpse of the creature. Despite sceptics believing that it doesn't exist, there are some actual scientific research that proves something large can exist in those waters. The most popular theory is that it could be a giant eel. Also, circus elephants? However, […]