Derek Faraci
You’re In A Cult, Call Your Dad: Five Of The Weirdest Cults In Human History
This Article Originally Ran On Blumhouse.com We all want to be part of something. We want to be with those who think like us, who enjoy...
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Derek Faraci
Who Haunts the White House?
This Article Originally Ran On Blumhouse.com 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue is known for many things. It has the Oval Office. The President of...
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Derek Faraci
The Deadly Fog
This Article Originally Ran On Blumhouse.com On the afternoon of Thursday, December 4th, 1952, a high-pressure air mass settled over the...
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Derek Faraci
True Evil: The Tragic Life of Anneliese Michel
This Article Originally Ran On Blumhouse.com It was well below freezing on February 25, 1978, and the harsh winds weren’t making the...
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Derek Faraci
The Story of Half-Hanged Mary
This Article Originally Ran On Blumhouse.com There is a point in just about every society where the population becomes convinced that...
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Derek Faraci
The History of the Black-Eyed Children
This Article Originally Ran On Blumhouse.com Brian Bethel sat in his car and filled out a check by the light of the movie theater marquee...
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Derek Faraci
The Haunting of the Dakota
This Article Originally Ran On Blumhouse.com New York City is chock full of famous buildings. Empire State. Flatiron. Chrysler. Saint...
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The Final Journey of Sir John Franklin
This Article Originally Ran On Blumhouse.com It had been fifteen years since Sir John Franklin had lead an expedition into the Arctic. He...
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The Demon Murder Case of Arne Cheyenne Johnson
This Article Originally Ran On Blumhouse.com We, as humans, tend to like happy endings. We like when the bad guy loses. We like when the...
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Derek Faraci
The Assorcist
This Article Originally Ran On Blumhouse.com Madalin Ciculescu, a lawyer in Romania, had a problem and he didn’t know how to fix it. His...
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Derek Faraci
The Angels of Mons
This Article Originally Ran On Blumhouse.com We focus a lot on World War II. Movies, books, cartoons, comics, TV shows. World War II...
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Derek Faraci
That Time L Ron Hubbard Summoned the Mother of Abominations
This Article Originally Ran On Blumhouse.com The world is filled with weird moments that, if we saw them in a movie and didn’t know that...
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Derek Faraci
The Suicides of Saipan
This Article Originally Ran On Blumhouse.com On August 6th, 1945, just before dawn, Paul Tibbets Jr. climbed into the Enola Gay, a B-29...
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Derek Faraci
The Murders and Myths of Shades of Death Road
This Article Originally Ran On Blumhouse.com If you ever find yourself in Warren County, New Jersey, you could likely be traveling down...
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Derek Faraci
Paul is Dead: Five Pop Culture Urban Legends
This Article Originally Ran On Blumhouse.com It’s hard to imagine a time when there wasn’t an internet, and yet for the long majority of...
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Derek Faraci
Oliver Larch and the Vanishing People
This Article Originally Ran On Blumhouse.com As we get older, even with the modern technological marvels of cell phones, email, Twitter,...
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Derek Faraci
Nain Rouge - Michigan’s Red Suited Imp
This Article Originally Ran On Blumhouse.com Antoine Laumet de La Mothe, sieur de Cadillac was a rich man. A very rich man. Like, super...
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Lucky and Billy Ray Fight the Goblins
This Article Originally Ran On Blumhouse.com Do you believe in aliens? What about goblins? What if, and stick with me here, what if...
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Derek Faraci
Jimmy Stewart and the Pangboche Hand
This Article Originally Ran On Blumhouse.com Have you ever seen HARVEY? It’s one of my favorite movies, has been since I was a kid. The...
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Derek Faraci
How Our Founding Fathers Let Their Freak Flags Fly
This Article Originally Ran On Blumhouse.com It’s election season in the old USA, and that means two things - people are vehemently...
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