Posts tagged Cryptids

Today, we’re going to be focusing on a tale that comes out of Bluff City, which is approximately 20 to 30 minutes north of Johnson …

On this day in history, a little camera captured a massive enigma. Friends Roger Patterson and Bob Gimlin rode up the bank of Bluff Creek …

Appalachian folklore is one of the detailed folklores that the world has come to know. Many of these tales originate from indigenous cultures and explain …

He’s omnipresent, he travels at the speed of light, he has the ability to enter any home regardless of available entryways and he leads others …

While demons are tied to very specific religions, they seem to be at the forefront of our consciousness when we experience supernatural sightings. It should …

By this time, no one would be surprised if I mentioned Fallout 76, West Virginia or some sort of Sasquatch. Anyways, today we’ll be taking …

When it comes to Appalachia, or the supernatural world in general, superstition runs rampant. Of course I’ve talked about superstition before–of chants and throwing salt …

Throughout this column, we’ve been through a long list of legends, cryptids, and ghost stories, but how many of them have circled around a stand-off …

I attended Elizabethton High School, where our mascot was a cyclone. Despite a strong rivalry with Science Hill High School, we had a playful rivalry …

Did you miss me, West Virginia? Because at this point, where is this state pulling its cryptids from?  This week’s cryptid is the Snarly Yow, …