Joining a cult might seem like a fun way to make friends, rock some matching outfits, or find a sense of belonging, but let’s not forget the fine print.
To help you weigh your options (and keep things in good humor), here’s a breakdown of America’s most notorious cults—their leaders, quirks, and the questionable “perks” they offered.
Cryptids—mysterious creatures whose existence is debated and largely unproven—have fascinated humans for generations.
Below, we’ll explore America’s most famous cryptid roadside attractions, their intriguing histories, and additional must-visit spots for true believers.
Werewolves have prowled through folklore for centuries—howling at the moon, transforming before terrified eyes, and leaving claw marks on everything from medieval trial records to modern movie screens.
Let’s investigate the case of lycanthropy from both a cultural and scientific perspective, where superstition meets the scalpel.
Before thrill rides went vertical and virtual, there was the funhouse—that chaotic, colorful labyrinth where clowns cackled, mirrors warped reality, and the floor itself couldn’t be trusted.
So buckle your safety belt (just kidding—funhouses didn’t have those), and let’s tumble down a trapdoor of carnival history with a deep dive into the wild, wobbly world of portable funhouses.
There’s something hauntingly beautiful about abandoned amusement parks, roadside attractions, and drive-ins. Let’s explore their history, cultural significance, and the thrill that comes from wandering their rusting ruins.
Serial killers are often portrayed as male, but history has shown that women can also commit these heinous crimes. This blog explores the most well-known female serial killers, the public’s reaction to them, their methods, and how they compare to male serial killers.
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