Monthly Spooky: Weird News, Haunting Stories, And Urban Legends Episodes

A mysterious Witch’s Tower and Bigfoot sightings begin a Halloween edition of Monthly Spooky filled with haunted attractions, folklore, and horror discussion. From strange news about Halloween movies to unnerving haunts across America, the crypt conversation follows the month’s oddest trails—including a legendary woman with a golden arm and fresh reports of something enormous roaming where it should not be. The episode also turns to Netflix horror with reactions to The Midnight Club and The Wa...

La Llorona’s chilling legend leads a Halloween-ready Monthly Spooky packed with child ghosts, mystery meat, a real-life Addams family, and strange Reddit tales. With spooky season closing in, the crypt conversation follows reports of ghostly children and deeply questionable meat before diving into the haunted folklore of La Llorona, the Weeping Woman said to wander near the water searching for her lost children. The episode also explores listener-worthy oddities from Reddit and shares reaction...

Sleep paralysis, the terrifying “old hag” experience, dancing coffins, and modern horror movies collide in this month-in-review conversation with Henrique and Michelle. The hosts descend into the crypt for strange news involving haunted burial places, sharks, and catastrophic sinkholes before turning to a fear that can follow people into their own bedrooms. Henrique shares his personal experience with sleep paralysis, and the discussion explores why the sensation of waking unable to move is so ...

Long Island shark attacks, vampire-defense kits, and Centralia’s underground mine fire launch the first Monthly Spooky roundtable. Recorded in 2022, this inaugural month-in-review episode brings Henrique Couto and Michelle Antisocial together for strange news, horror conversation, and the loose crypt-side chemistry that became a recurring Weekly Spooky format. They begin with a six-year-old’s homemade protection kit inspired by “Hocus Pocus,” complete with garlic, salt, and a pretend candle int...