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Miranda & Kim announce the winners from the Spontaneous giveaway. Miranda tells us the origin of the Halloween Jack O' Lantern. Kim updates us on the mummy news in Saqqara and wonders why anyone would open a tomb in 2020.

Kim continues with part two of the Andrew W.K./Steev Mike Mystery & Miranda delves into the very disturbing case of Tamla Horsford. We also tell you how to win a digital viewing of the upcoming movie Spontaneous.

Miranda further dissects the possible cause of Netta Fornario's death, and Kim reads a creepypasta that is too gross to even name.

Miranda tells us about the mysterious life and death of Netta Fornario and her time on the mystic Isle of Iona in Scotland. Kim sets the stage for Andrew WK's strikingly odd rise to fame and the person (or persons) who tried to end it.

Kim covers the horrifying story of Katie and Steven Pladl. Miranda watches the Georgetown film based on the murder of Viola Drath so you don't have to. Necronomidol does a video based on Saki Senobashi and a strong lady snake clones herself three times.

Miranda details the gripping story of political espionage and murder surrounding Viola Drath and Kim covers the Randonautica app and what happened to the bodies that were found by Tiktok users.

Kim goes over the online accusations directed at Russ McKamey. Miranda shares real ghost sightings from the Trans-Allegheny Lunatic Asylum. Miranda reads the White with Red creepypasta, and we share what spooky TV we're excited about, including Lovecraft Country and The Haunting of Bly Manor.

Miranda details the horrors of the long-defunct Trans-Allegheny Lunatic Asylum and Kim covers the most controversial extreme haunt in America.

A small sassy vent about the community reactions to the Wayfair allegations followed by new info regarding the missing Roanoke colony/Croatoan, & cryptid coverage of the Saybrook Block Heads & The Frametown Monster.

In this episode, Miranda covers her favorite cryptid - The Flatwoods Monster! Kim follows it up with a short and sweet read of one of her favorite creepypastas, Pale Luna. As a bonus, we discuss some new Amazon and Netflix shows, spoiler-free.

In this Post Mortem episode, Miranda covers the murder of Anastasia Yeshchenko and Kim covers the Wayfair child trafficking conspiracies. NOTE: The full episode has now been uploaded, I apologize for the small clip you got instead.

Prompted by the re-emergence of Jonathan Galindo, Kim covers Suicide Challenges such as The Blue Whale Challenge. Miranda uncovers the truth about history's first recorded serial killer, Gilles de Rais.

Kim shares an article about the fear of "Fan Death", and Miranda comes back with her Pumpkin Head story from childhood with a slight correction.

Buckle up for our longest episode yet where Miranda covers the horrifying crimes of The Beast of Jersey and Kim covers the seemingly never-ending list of horrifying events that have taken place at The Cecil Hotel in Los Angeles, especially the mysterious case of Elisa Lam.

Kim highlights a long since deleted Reddit murder confession & Miranda covers brand new evidence in the Yuba County Five cold case.

Miranda explores the mysterious world of methemoglobinemia and Kim talks about La Siguanaba, El Cipitio, El Cadejo & El Sombreron.

Miranda covers The Yandere Stabbing and Kim shares a Japanese Reddit mystery she found that revolves around missing media and mysterious rope tying.

Resist. Protest. Educate. Donate.

Continuing the Japanese horror series - Kim delves into the reasons why the horrific 2004 Sasebo Slashing became so culturally relevant right here on our old interweb. Miranda tells us a thrilling haunted house tale of the original Grudge house, or as it is often known as The Yellow House or The Triangle House.

In this Japan-themed spooky minisode, Kim tells you about a popular Japanese ghost, Hanako San of the Toilet. Then, Miranda helps you test your ability to see ghosts!