A Review of the Premiere of Joe O’Byrne’s new play; “The Haunting of Widow’s Leap Farm. A Tale from Paradise Heights”
Burnley Mechanic’s Theatre 26/07/26 7:30pm.
Category: Paranormal
The Legend of Screaming Beach.
Screaming Beach, or Trevaunance Cove, is a stunning yet eerie coastal region in Cornwall, England, known for its haunting legends and tragic maritime history. Its tales include the “Screaming Sailor,” ghostly apparitions, and mysterious occurrences related to shipwrecks. Visitors are drawn by both its natural beauty and supernatural intrigue, evoking a blend of fascination and skepticism.
Thursday Throwback – The Highgate Vampire – An Exercise In Deception?
Another classic from the Mysterious Times mahoosive vault 🧛♂️
When the Final Whistle Never Blows
The Ghosts of Britain’s Football Grounds.
Lord Flame and the Last Jester
There are some people who slip quietly into history. Others kick the door down, throw glitter into the air and refuse to leave.
The Haunting Presence of John Lennon’s Ghost
Throwback Thursday!
Stocksbridge Bypass Revisited
Some stories refuse to stay buried…
The Headless Horseman of the Staffordshire Moorlands.
“Count the heads before you climb aboard…”
The Speed Wolf
From medieval wolf hunters to modern roadside encounters, the strange story of the creature said to haunt the roads around Buxton.
The Murder of the Scottish Pedlar
A murdered Scottish pedlar, a hidden cave, a haunted inn and a mystery that has endured for more than two centuries. We investigate the dark legend of Stoney Middleton’s Moon Inn and the ghost said to walk the dale to this day…
The Drummer of Tedworth
Drumming could never be considered a rarity – there have been many percussionists throughout the world and down through the ages, some distinctly more talented […]
Goats, Ghosts, and UFOs: High Strangeness in Llandudno
Llandudno, a picturesque seaside town in North Wales, is known for its Victorian architecture and inexplicable phenomena. From goat invasions to UFO sightings and ghostly apparitions, its blend of natural beauty and mysterious events captivates residents and visitors. The town’s historical richness and scenic location make it a fertile ground for legends and unexplained phenomena.
Mysterious Times Weekly Roundup: The Strange and Unexplained (Late April – Early May 2026)
Pull up a chair, because the past week has delivered one of those curious blends of the grounded and the deeply unsettling. The kind of […]
The May M.T Almanac
On the surface, it is all blossom, bank holidays, bright evenings and the first proper sense that Summer might actually be thinking about turning up. But underneath? Underneath, May has always had one foot in the uncanny…
In the Shadows of the Unknown – Remembering Nick Pope
Nick Pope, a respected figure in UFO research, passed away at 60 after battling cancer. His career spanned 21 years in the UK Ministry of Defence, where he explored unidentified aerial phenomena. Known for his warmth and intellectual curiosity, Pope challenged perceptions of the unknown, leaving a lasting legacy in the field.
Ghosts of March
As March tiptoes in, it’s not just spring blooms that emerge—beware the spooky side-effects! Ghostly wraiths and specters roam about like they own the place, peeking from windows and leaving chill bumps in their wake. So, grab your EMF meter and respect those restless spirits, or risk a playful haunt!
I’m Frank Morgan: RewiRED – A Review
Review of “I’m Frank Morgan: RewiRED” by Joe O’Byrne.
Burn’s Night
On this 25th of January, 2025, Welcome to Burn’s Night, and a special hello to our friends and family living in Scotland – we hope the Storms currently ravaging the country leave soon and doesn’t do too much damage to your lives.
The Terrible Tale of Burke and Hare
Pour the last of the Christmas Bailey’s and pull up a cushion and I’ll tell you the tale of Edinburgh’s most famous resurrection men…
Why November 30th is Haunted by the Supernatural
As the year draws to a close, it’s easy to imagine that the approaching winter brings with it an increased sensitivity to the supernatural, and for those looking for answers, November 30th may just be the perfect time to witness something extraordinary.
The Dumb Supper
They called it the dumb supper — not foolish, but silent. A meal served to the dead, or to whatever might answer the invitation. Somewhere between love charm and séance, it’s one of those eerie old traditions that lingers in the firelight as October draws its breath.
The Church Grim – Derbyshire’s Mysterious Guardian
If you’re into cosy vibes and spooky tales, Derbyshire’s got some creepy history! The Church Grim is a black dog spirit guarding graveyards, ensuring the dead stay safe from darker forces. Folks claim it shows up before a death, but it’s more of a watchful protector than a pure fright. Just be cool and let it do its thing!
