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This week on Haunted and Homicidal, we checked thoroughly — there are no goats at the Anchorage Hotel. None. Zero. Zilch. But you know what there is? Ghosts. So many ghosts.
We’re diving headfirst (and probably uninvited) into the haunted halls of the Anchorage Hotel, where spirits like to overstay their welcome and TVs apparently have a life of their own. Lauren recounts her very own haunted television experience — complete with unexplainable noises, flickering screens, and a level of anxiety you can’t get from any streaming service.
Then we hop on down (literally) to Ohio to meet the Loveland FrogMan — a local legend that is either a cryptid, a cursed biology experiment, or a frog with a flashlight who just wants attention. We don’t know, but we respect the hustle.
Somewhere in between, chaos ensues, tangents happen, and we probably insult an amphibian. Because that’s what we do best.
So grab your EMF reader, double-check for goats (just in case), and join us as we get spooky, sassy, and slightly slimy in another gloriously unhinged episode of Haunted and Homicidal.
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