Film & TV

What's worse: the world outside, or the terror indoors?

For Hope Masters, love blossomed in the strangest place.

To say we relish a good mystery is an understatement. With each episode, The Lineup Podcast unearths a strange case from around the world.

These killer clown movies are no laughing matter.

What happens at this secret harvest festival in a small, mid-century town? You don't want to know.

Those who venture down this eerie roadway report restless spirits, a haunted lake, and glowing orbs of light.

With these notorious killers, the disturbing details just keep coming ...

Haunting this grand cemetery in Buenos Aires are reports of a spectral watchman and the ghastly legend of a poor soul being buried alive.

In 1827, young Maria Marten slipped into a red barn to meet her secret lover. It was the last time she would be seen alive.

Everyone's got inner demons—but these are the real thing.

Multiple spirits were said to have wandered this eerie Alabama estate, including one spectral figure who may have been caught on camera.

Murderers Carol Giles and Tim Collier worried their best friend would turn them in, so they found a way to keep her quiet ...

This killer suitor lured numerous victims into sham marriages, then murdered the women and burned their bodies in his fireplace.

Nothing . . . not even death . . . could keep her from her Hollywood dreams.

These freaky flicks from the era bright green scrunchies and blood red gore will give you nightmares all over again.

The restless spirits of fallen soldiers still linger in the halls of this historic, Pennsylvania inn from the Revolutionary War.

In a quiet Virginia cemetery is a peculiar tomb that has mystified visitors for nearly two hundred years.

She butchered three women and then cooked the remains into soap and teacakes—all in the name of breaking a family curse.

Ghost hunter Cathi Weber describes her first encounter with the state's most spirited canine.

After murdering his call-girl mistress, university professor William Douglas needed a genius plan to hide the evidence – and fast.