Courtney Mroch is a globe-trotting restless spirit who’s both possessed by wanderlust and the spirit of adventure, and obsessed with true crime, horror, the paranormal, and weird days. Perhaps it has something to do with her genes? She is related to occult royalty, after all. Marie Laveau, the famous Voodoo practitioner of New Orleans, is one of her ancestors. (Yes, really! As explained here.) That could also explain her infatuation with skeletons.
Speaking of mystical, to learn how Courtney channeled her battle with cancer to conjure up this site, check out HJ’s Origin Story.
“What really happened in Calvine?” The Guardian headline read. “The mystery behind the best UFO picture ever seen,” it continued. Calvine UFO photo? What was that? Not that I’m a ufologist. I wouldn’t even call myself a UFO enthusiast. More like UFO-curious, so I am not familiar with every UFOContinue Reading
“The crew’s mission to document the afterlife takes them to iconic haunted locations this season, including the first-ever investigation of the legendary Poltergeist House in Simi Valley, CA, and a historic séance at the Winchester Mystery House to summon Harry Houdini’s spirit…” We’ll circle back to the Harry Houdini séanceContinue Reading
You know the “People also ask” section that comes up when you Google something? Recently, a confusing result caught my attention: “Is The Monkey part of the Conjuring Universe?” I noticed it when I was researching info for a post about why it wasn’t surprising that The Monkey was Fandango’sContinue Reading
Will Dateline cover an episode about the murder-for-hire plot to kill Ghost Adventures star Aaron Goodwin? Maybe I’m being presumptuous in my assumptions, but surely I’m not the only one who’d like to see one of the hosts cover this particular case, am I? Especially for those of us who followContinue Reading
Do you have what it takes to complete a mission in the captivating world of John Wick? If you’ve ever watched any of the movies and wished you could step into that universe, the John Wick Experience now allows you the chance to do that. “The John Wick Experience dropsContinue Reading
Full disclosure, I don’t know just how big a buzz The Age of Disclosure created at this year’s South by Southwest Film Festival (SXSW). My estimation is based on what I saw this weekend, which was a lot of articles about the UFO documentary from those in the know, likeContinue Reading
When I heard about Danny and Michael Philippou’s forthcoming A24 movie, Bring Her Back, I dropped everything to watch the teaser. What fresh horror had the Talk To Me directors concocted for us now? Mostly, I wanted to get ahead of the curve this time and not make the sameContinue Reading
When it comes to horror movie ticket sales, The Monkey has dominated Fandango’s best pre-seller list. So far. For good reason. If you look up “most anticipated horror movies of 2025,” you’ll find lists that name a variety of titles. In addition to The Monkey, a couple of movies makeContinue Reading
“When I was a kid, I was afraid of, well…everything,” Jeremy Haun says in the teaser trailer for his new horror-themed video podcast series, “Curious Haunts.” He lists some of the things that scared him, and then adds, “But I was also curious.” And now he’s setting out to exploreContinue Reading
Netflix is usually pretty good about including trigger warnings on its content. However, it failed miserably with two of its February releases: Apple Cider Vinegar and The Search for Instagram’s Worst Con Artist. The first is a limited series inspired by con artist Belle Gibson, and the second is aContinue Reading
It’s really not all that surprising that Neon’s upcoming horror film, The Monkey, is Fandango’s best horror ticket pre-seller of 2025. So far. Will it hold the title for the whole year, though? Possibly. It’s among the most highly anticipated horror movies coming out this year for good reason. Namely, theContinue Reading
Love is in the scare—uh, air! Okay, sure. Valentine’s Day is most commonly associated with sweethearts, red roses, chocolates, etc. But it’s continually expanding. Take Galentine’s Day, for example. Ever since the popular Parks and Recreation episode of the same name, women have embraced celebrating their female friendships on FebruaryContinue Reading
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