Interview with Gabe Braxton- Writing, Directing, and Feature Films
Join me for an interview with Gabe Braxton, talented screenwriter, director, and musician. Discussing Gabe's journey into filmmaking, the inspiration behind his feature film A Gettysburg Haunting, and supernatural lore that made him a fan of the horror genre.
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Cursed Objects- Haunted dolls, deadly gems, and deadly tombs
In this episode of Camp Cryptid, into the eerie world of cursed objects, exploring their histories and the legends surrounding them. From haunted dolls like Robert and Annabelle to cursed jewels like the Hope Diamond, or the on the infamous curse of King Tut's tomb- the conversation weaves through chilling tales and the belief in supernatural forces attached to these objects.
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The Squonk, The Gargoyle, and the Ghosts of Pennsylvania
Celebrate Squonkapalooza and Pennsylvania’s strangest legends and lore—from the emo Squonk and the elusive Bigfoot, to other cryptids like the Butler Gargoyle, Ogua, and Raystown Ray. Then, dive into the state’s most haunted spots, including Gettysburg, Pennhurst Asylum, Eastern State Penitentiary, and the ghost town of Centralia.
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The Van Meter Visitor- Terror from the mines
Journey back to 1903 to the small town of Van Meter, Iowa, where terrified townsfolk reported sightings of a bizarre, winged creature with a horn that emitted beams of light. Known today as the Van Meter Visitor, this mysterious cryptid was said to emerge from an abandoned mine, deflect bullets, and vanish into the darkness. Join us by the campfire as we ask: What really stalked the streets of Van Meter those fall nights?
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Campfire Tales: Creepy Encounters, Haunted Hotels, and UFO Sightings
Join around the campfire for another round of chilling listener tales. This episode features eerie encounters in haunted houses, ghostly encounters in old hotels, mysterious glowing spheres in the night sky, and unsettling experiences in creepy towns far off the beaten path. Grab a blanket, light a lantern, and prepare to get spooked—these true stories are not for the faint of heart.