Folklore

Long before the age of ghost hunters and paranormal investigators, communities around the world were already telling stories of supernatural beings, cursed objects, and places where the veil between worlds grew thin. Our Folklore category explores these traditions — the regional legends, ancient myths, and oral histories that form the backbone of paranormal belief worldwide. From the banshees of Irish tradition and the skin-walkers of Navajo lore to the yokai of Japan and the strigoi of Eastern Europe, folklore reveals how different cultures have understood and explained the unexplainable across generations. These are the original paranormal stories, and they still resonate today.