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Meet Me on Four

Meet Me on Four

by Caron & Angela

Society & Culture

27. Houska Castle’s Gateway to Hell

Were medieval peasants being dragged to Hell by demons? Did a pit, straight to the Underworld, exist in a limestone cliff? Was building a chapel on top the best way to stop winged creatures from carrying off livestock? This week's legend is: Houska Castle’s Gateway to Hell.

26. The Most Creepiest Games: Part 2

Have you ever wanted to be viciously attacked by an unseen cat in your home? Have you hoped to hallucinate conversations with yourself while sitting in your basement surrounded by an assortment of random household items deemed necessary for bizarre communion? Well, you're in luck! We're back with more things to do in your home if you want it to be haunted! This week's ritual games are: Cat Scratch and Three Kings.

25. The Screaming Woods

Just outside a quaint old village in England sits a not-so-quiet forest. Dubbed "the most haunted village in Britain," once the sun sets, peculiar lights can be seen through the trees and locals report bloodcurdling screams coming from the dark woods. Haunting tales of tragic murders and mishaps create an eerie place folks avoid once the sun sets. This week's haunting is: The Screaming Woods.

24. The Fresno Nightcrawler

Did an extraterrestrial casually stroll through someone's yard in 2007? Or did a pair of pants come to life and run off from someone's clothesline? This week's cryptid is: the Fresno Nightcrawler.

23. The Whaley House

A series of tragedies in the Whaley family may have been coincidental, or maybe they never should have built a house on what may have already been cursed land. Regardless of the cause, their home is now widely regarded as among the most haunted houses in America. This week's haunting is: The Whaley House.

22. A Spectral Witness

Recurring dreams of bodies buried beneath a barn, the ghostly appearance of a woman in her burial clothes, and a woman who solved her own murder. We are exploring three real-life murder cases that may not have been solved if it weren’t for voices from beyond the grave. This week's curious cases are: The Red Barn Murder, The Greenbrier Ghost, and the Murder of Teresita Basa. Featuring our friend, Anthony.

21. Ghost Story Face-Off

Most of us have fond memories of sitting around a campfire telling ghost stories. The crackling of the fire echoes in the woods and the flames cast shadows on the trees, enhancing the spookiness of it all. We’re having a battle of classic campfire stories to see who brought the most spook to the table. This week's episode is: Ghost Story Face-Off.

20. Ben Drowned: The Haunted Majora's Mask

Did a college student buy a haunted game cartridge? Can you be haunted by a ghost trapped in your computer? You’ve met with a terrible fate, haven’t you? This week's legend is: Ben Drowned: The Haunted Majora's Mask.

19. The St. Louis Ghost Train

Phantom lanterns sway in the dark along abandoned railroad tracks. Is it the light of a ghost train, never reaching its destination? Or is it the light of a decapitated rail worker looking for his head? This week's haunting is: The St. Louis Ghost Train.

18. The Hands Resist Him

There is a painting said to cause supernatural disturbances, and, in some cases, physical illness to those who have viewed it. A hollow-eyed doll, disembodied hands reaching from beyond, and a boy who may just up and leave the painting altogether. Nicknamed the "eBay Haunted Painting" in the early 2000s, some say this is one of the most infamous examples of "cursed" art in modern history. This week's haunting is: The Hands Resist Him.

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