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I finally have some time to write about my haunt jaunt to the Old South Pittsburgh Hospital. I know I’ve written about it before, but only about the superficial stuff. (Who invited me, who else was there, general impressions, and how hot it was!) But this post is about theContinue Reading

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Today Tony Hastings of The Top 10 Blog posted my guest blog, “Top 10 U.S. Towns for Taking a Ghost Tour.” Whew! As I stated in the guest post, it was hard to pick just 10! FOUR As I also stated in the post, I picked the towns I didContinue Reading

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A new friend on Facebook, Karishma Patel, suggested I join the group “The Sky Has Fallen – New Horror Movie.” I’m always game to learn about new horror movies, so I checked it out. Once I did I not only joined the group but knew I’d have something to featureContinue Reading

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I was really excited to be a part of ChateauGrrr’s “Cruise Against Lymphoma Raffle.” In case you’re not familiar, the concept was buy a $25 raffle ticket for a chance to win a $1,300 cabin aboard the 2010 Gothic Cruise. I thought it was a neat idea and set outContinue Reading

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As I was watching King of the Lost World this morning on Syfy I saw an ad for the new season of Ghost Hunters starting August 25. I did a double take when I saw who some of their special guests were going to be: some of the ladies fromContinue Reading

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Andrea Alison, who blogs on both Ghost Stories and Southern Writemares, stopped by the other day and left a comment on one of my posts letting me know she had an award for me. Specifically, the “Strange Men in Pinstripe Suits” award. The ‘Strange Men in Pinstripe Suits’ award isContinue Reading

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If you’re like me, a fan of horror movies, you may know many of them get their inspiration from real life events. Examples: Robert the Doll served as inspiration for Child’s Play, and Cheeseman Park tickled Spielberg’s muse for Poltergeist. I’m not sure if the boogeyman of Staten Island knownContinue Reading

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The Travel Channel dubbed the House of Torment in Austin, Texas as “one of America’s scariest attractions.” It’s currently hiring monsters, werewolves, and zombies for the 2010 Halloween season. HOUSE OF TORMENT BACKGROUND INFO House of Torment’s immense popularity stems from the genuine and fervent obsession of its creative teamContinue Reading

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Back in June, Steve Vaughn of Ghost Eyes invited me along on a paranormal investigation he’d put together to the Old South Pittsburgh Hospital in South Pittsburgh, Tennessee. He said it’d make for a “great haunted jaunt.” An overnight one at that. I’ve been following the adventures Autumnforest of GhostContinue Reading

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August 2 thru August 6 is designated as Psychic Week. But according to an ABC News story from 2001, many psychics don’t even know there is such a week in their honor. Or didn’t. However, I’m thinking not much has changed in the last nine years because, even as nutsContinue Reading

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Linda Moffitt is my kind of author. Her book, Washington’s Haunted Hotspots, is most definitely a travel guide for restless spirits. It’s loaded with over 175 haunted locations, 17 haunted trips, and specific info (including turn-by-turn instructions) for visiting each location. I came to know of, as well as know,Continue Reading

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I’m really excited to be a part of Chateau Grrr’s “Cruise Against Lymphoma” Raffle. I mentioned this the other day, but now I’m free to promote it like crazy because tickets have gone on sale. From now until 7 p.m. on Saturday August 14, 2010 you can buy a $25Continue Reading