We are all familiar with the legendary Bigfoot, wandering the forests of Pacific Northwest as stories would tell. But Sasquatch is only the tip of the iceberg that is North American folklore and urban myth, as there are countless strange and ghastly creatures, ghosts and witches allegedly roaming the states. From dog boy to the dark watchers, every state has its own source of spooky stories and legends that are meant to draw the interest of the fans of all things scary or maybe even send a chill down the spines of those with weaker hearts. Scroll down below to read about a frightening story from every state and don't forget to comment and vote for the spookiest ones!
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Can most of the supernatural fans agree that 1x02 was the scariest episode of the whole series
it's said that the Chumash tribe of Indians (along with rock paintings that might depict them) may have carried the tale to the Spanish invaders but also some Anglo-American travelers, hunters & settlers told tales of same. interesting at least. though it's now conjectured that it just might be a strange trick of the eye brought upon by exhaustion of making such a trek.
These are classic "shadow people" - seen all over the world, not just in the Santa Lucia Mountains. They come in many forms and types - read the book "Darkness Walks" by Jason Offut. Many are dimensional travellers, others are evil. It's best to not to interact with them - though if you can take a quick photo, that would be great!
They were brimmed hats or walking sticks with no features so how would you know where to stare the down at, no features no eyes to stare you down. Hummm
maybe it just enough to appear that way. also they are said to appear as tall as 13' - 14' & often wear cloaks or hoods & some tales say they have glowing yellow &/or red eyes, some say no eyes appear. Yikes!
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that's rude not to address them properly and how do you acknowledge their presence if your unsure about their existence.
Sure is hard to get blood out of a wedding dress,j at least she did it formally in style
My husband grew up down the street from the graveyard it's in! He and his mom have some super creepy stories from when they lived there.
have actually read stories about her; though NH doesn't have a "good" reputation itself as far as executing women in their small villages/towns that their neighbors accused of witchcraft. during my own visits to NH it always felt a bit creepy as all townsfolk still seem to treat outside visitors with a great deal of suspicion... guess i was rather unfamiliar w/ what seemed like their unfriendly ways & felt like i amongst a horde of very old fashioned, puritans.
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I'm guessing this is a common one? There's a goatman story in north Texas too.
sure, you name a house the 'murder house' what do you expect to happen there?!
I am a born and raised Alaskan and have travelled quite a bit within the state and I've never heard of this.
Area 51a is where the real cool stuff happens, it built above Area 51's garage.
Every park has a rumor about this. It keeps millions of people from taking “souvenirs” from the parks. Works better than any signs !
in French a werewolf is called a"loup garou" so I think there must be a connection :)
Are the people of Nebraska aware of how far away Fukushima is to Nebraska??
Don't slaughter during wedding ceremony: it's gross and rude... and chances are high that you're going to end up in a meat pie ;p
someone needs to send this page of creepy stuff to Shane and Ryan a.k.a the ghoul boys.
Well, I would for sure go insane if I'd see that kind of thing, no matter in the daytime or at night.
If you think this is weird, check out the Dead Frozen Guy Festival. It's a trip.
So glad to see something from NJ besides the Jersey Devil! Lots of these I never heard of--more, please!
Same here, I live in New Jersey and haven't actually heard of the Ghost Boy of Clinton Road. Was certain they were going to mention the Jersey Devil myself.
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This is an awesome article! I learned about some legends I actually didnt know. (Normally you just hear the typical ones.)
Sorry for being such a fangirl on your post :) i'm too obsessed with that show
So glad to see something from NJ besides the Jersey Devil! Lots of these I never heard of--more, please!
Same here, I live in New Jersey and haven't actually heard of the Ghost Boy of Clinton Road. Was certain they were going to mention the Jersey Devil myself.
Load More Replies... This is an awesome article! I learned about some legends I actually didnt know. (Normally you just hear the typical ones.)
Sorry for being such a fangirl on your post :) i'm too obsessed with that show
