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What happens when internet legends, local cryptids, and Hollywood critiques collide? Join us for a journey through the digital and supernatural realms as we explore the dark corners of online storytelling.
We kick off with deep dives into iconic creepypastas that defined internet horror culture. From the disturbing "Squidward's Suicide" with its hyper-realistic imagery to "Ben Drowned," the haunted Legend of Zelda cartridge that pioneered multimedia horror storytelling, we examine why these digital campfire tales continue to captivate our imaginations. One of us even shares a personal experience with unexplained phenomena that occurred while researching these stories – strange images appearing on screen that vanished without explanation. Could engaging with these stories somehow invite the supernatural into our lives?
Taking a detour through North Carolina folklore, we investigate the Beast of Bladenboro – a mysterious predator that terrorized a small town in the 1950s. With reports of animals drained of blood and witnesses describing a cat-like creature with glowing eyes, this regional legend has striking parallels to modern cryptid sightings. We compare it to a contemporary incident involving mysteriously killed goats arranged in a circle, questioning whether these phenomena have natural explanations or something more unsettling at their core.
Finally, we unleash our frustrations with film critics who've unfairly panned some of our favorite movies. How did White Chicks earn a measly 15% on Rotten Tomatoes? Why does Scarface only have 77% when it revolutionized the gangster genre? We dissect these critical misses with humor and passion, challenging the disconnect between professional reviewers and audience experiences.
Whether you're fascinated by digital horror, cryptozoology, or cinematic analysis, this episode offers a perfect blend of the mysterious and the entertaining. Join our conversation and decide for yourself what's fact, fiction, or something even stranger.

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