Two Mirrors Facing Each Other: Portals, Vortexes, and Paranormal Lore
The infinite hallway in your hallway has haunted human imagination for a very long time.
Read More →Can an inanimate object be possessed by a spirit or carry a curse? Thousands of people who have owned, encountered, or investigated so-called haunted objects believe the answer is yes. This category examines the world’s most notorious cursed and haunted items — from Annabelle the doll, housed in a locked case at the Warren Occult Museum, to the dybbuk box that allegedly brought misfortune to every owner, and the Crying Boy paintings linked to a string of house fires across England. We explore the history behind these objects, the experiences reported by those who encountered them, and the theories — both paranormal and psychological — that attempt to explain their power.
The infinite hallway in your hallway has haunted human imagination for a very long time.
Read More →A looted Aztec relic became an Elizabethan magician's telephone to heaven, and its true origin stayed hidden for centuries.
Read More →The dress has been in the family for three generations, stored in a cedar chest in the attic. The story, passed down with it, is…
Read More →A Las Vegas museum draws crowds to Dracula's haunted mirror, but the paper trail tells a very different story.
Read More →How a melancholy president read his own nightmares as maps of what was coming, and why history still argues about them
Read More →Old Alton Bridge in Denton County, Texas sits on a now-unpaved road between the towns of Copper Canyon and Denton, crossing Hickory Creek in a…
Read More →You have seen Annabelle in the movies, locked in a wooden case with a hand-painted warning nailed to the door. You have read the letters…
Read More →The tour guide pauses in front of it every single time. Not because the script says so, but because the guests stop moving on their…
Read More →The instructions are always the same, wherever the ritual appears. Light a candle. Stand before a mirror in a darkened room. Speak the name. Wait.…
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