Monsters

Gilles Garnier, branded as the Werewolf of Dole, was a 16th-century French hermit whose gruesome crimes of murder and cannibalism … Read more

Jacques Roulet, known as the Werewolf of Caude or Werewolf of Angers, stands as a haunting figure in the annals … Read more

Peter Stumpp, infamously known as the Werewolf of Bedburg, stands as a haunting figure in 16th-century German folklore. In 1589, … Read more

In the shadows of ancient forests and under the eerie glow of a full moon, types of werewolves emerge from … Read more

Werewolves, the legendary shape-shifters who transform from human to wolf under the full moon, have captivated imaginations for millennia. These … Read more

The Draugr, a fearsome undead creature from Norse mythology, stalks the shadowy burial mounds of Scandinavia, embodying the terror of … Read more

The Upyr, a sinister creature from Slavic folklore, stalks the shadows of Eastern European legends. Emerging from the cultural tapestry … Read more

In the eerie shadows of Slavic folklore, where tales of the undead weave dread into the fabric of village life, … Read more

In the dimly lit alleys of Japan, a chilling figure emerges from the shadows: the Jinmenken, a dog with a … Read more

The Gozu urban legend is a chilling cornerstone of Japanese folklore. Known as “Cow Head,” this eerie tale centers on … Read more