Film & TV

A controversial treatment at Wyldehope Hall mental hospital may be the least of this doctor’s worries.

You might want to think twice about taking that cross-country road trip.

For those who delight in deadly surprises.

Some report the phantom sounds of musket fire, others the pungent smell of blood.

In the late 1970s, New York City was terrorized by a deranged killer.

His houseguest was convicted of the murder. But evidence against the doctor’s wife tells another story.

Are you ready to go back into the woods?

You do not want to find yourself alone in one of these ghost towns.

Centuries ago, a small town executioner disappeared. But those who believe the stories know that he occasionally returns ... seeking payment in blood.

We don't advise eating before your visit.

These kids give a whole new meaning to "difficult teenage years."

Some believe she fled to the woods, just like the character from her famous novel.

Nineteen-year-old Annie Mae tried to leave her pimp Bruno, but without the funds to do so ... there was no getting out alive.

Did this ancient German castle inspire Mary Shelley's famous horror novel?

From sinister pacts to the blood-soaked history of an American murder house, these creepy stories still send shivers down our spine.

What if Ed Gein had managed to spawn?

Some allege that he confessed to the Jack the Ripper murders with his dying breath.

Atop a hill in Dublin is an abandoned building, where men once made pacts with the Devil.

What started out as a harmless game turns into something much more sinister.

No need for coffee—these stories will keep you awake through the night.