There are few things that humanity has been quite so consistently afraid of as a dead person who refuses to behave like one.
Tag: Paranormal
The Travis Walton Hoax?
Fifty years after one of the world’s most famous alleged alien abductions, original witness Steve Pierce has returned to the Arizona forest – and says the story the world was told was a hoax. One of the foundations beneath the Travis Walton abduction case may have just shifted.
“The Haunting of Widow’s Leap Farm”
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.
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.
The M.T. News Round-up – w/e 1 July 2026
Crop Circles, Big Cats and a Regrettable Lack of British Ghosts
(Because frankly we would appreciate the cold spots in this heatwave…)
The Linesman – Kirst D’Raven
There are places in Britain where the past never truly leaves. Old churches. Quiet stations. Lonely roads across the moors. And, sometimes… football grounds…
The Haunting Presence of John Lennon’s Ghost
Throwback Thursday!
The Dragon of South Yorkshire – Hero, Hoax or Hidden History?
Iron scales, fiery eyes and a vulnerable spot beneath its tail. The Wantley Wyrm is one of Yorkshire’s greatest dragon legends, but was it ever meant to be taken seriously?
Review – ‘Rank – A Tale from Paradise Heights’
Take a ride tonight with the Dogz of Paradise Heights
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…
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.
Saint Nicholas and the Legends of December 6th
Hairy beasts, weird lights and the smell of myrrh – oh my!
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 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!
The Hill Head Ghost
Murder in the parish records. A ghost on the village lane. Bradwell’s chilling truth is stranger than folklore…
National Fairy Day – The Alp-Luachra
You might think it’s safe to snooze beside a peaceful stream, but in Irish folklore, that’s exactly how the Alp-Luachra finds you. This unsettling little creature slips inside you as you sleep – and makes itself at home. Join me for a tale that’ll change the way you think about naps, fairy stories, and why you’re really always hungry.
The Thunderbird and the Storm – Kirst D’Raven
Thunderstorms aren’t something to fear – they’re a sign the Thunderbird is flying. A guardian older than stone, watching over the storm.
Threefold Terror – The Power and Mystery of Things That Come in Threes
They say things come in threes. But in the paranormal world, that isn’t always a comfort. From three knocks on the wall to triple scratches on the skin, let’s explore the strange, spooky, and symbolic power of threes in folklore, hauntings, and high strangeness…
