If you’re here because you love Halloween, grab a seat and make yourself comfortable. This magazine is just for you. Dive into all things Halloween: literature, music, movies, décor, food and beverages, events, conventions, haunted attractions, and more.
Spotlight on Demi McMahon: Dundee’s Halloween Queen and Music Maven
Meet Demi McMahon, a passionate Halloween enthusiast and horror movie aficionado hailing from the charming city of Dundee, Scotland. Demi’s love for all things spooky runs deep, making her a natural fit in our Halloween-loving community. Continue reading “Spotlight on Demi McMahon: Dundee’s Halloween Queen and Music Maven”
Eerie Halloween Horrors: True Crime Mysteries and Unsolved Murders That Still Haunt Us
Halloween is a time for thrills and chills, but some of the most unsettling stories are not the fabrications of horror writers or movie makers—they are real-life mysteries and murders tied to the eerie spirit of the season. Continue reading “Eerie Halloween Horrors: True Crime Mysteries and Unsolved Murders That Still Haunt Us”
Top U.S. Halloween Festivals of 2024: Spooky Celebrations You Can’t Miss
Halloween in the United States is a month-long celebration filled with thrilling festivals, haunted attractions, and immersive experiences across the country. From historic parades in cities like New York and Chicago to eerie haunted tours in places like Salem and New Orleans, Halloween 2024 promises a wide variety of spooky events for all ages and interests. Continue reading “Top U.S. Halloween Festivals of 2024: Spooky Celebrations You Can’t Miss”
Eerie Echoes: Classic and Original Halloween Ghost Stories to Haunt Your Night
As the chill of autumn sets in and the nights grow longer, there’s no better time to delve into the spine-tingling world of ghost stories. This article explores a collection of both classic and original tales, perfect for evoking the eerie ambiance of Halloween. Continue reading “Eerie Echoes: Classic and Original Halloween Ghost Stories to Haunt Your Night”
The Haunting Legacy of Mary Allen Seminary: History and Paranormal Mystique
Nestled atop a hill in Crockett, Texas, the abandoned Mary Allen Seminary stands as a silent testament to both the progress of African American education and the enduring mysteries of the past. Founded in 1886 as the first higher education institution in Texas for African American women, the seminary was a beacon of opportunity. However, after its closure in 1972, the once-vibrant halls became fodder for eerie legends and ghost stories. Continue reading “The Haunting Legacy of Mary Allen Seminary: History and Paranormal Mystique”