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Bring Cryptids Into Your Home With ‘Cryptid Crate’!

Whether or not you believe in them OR love the lore from around the world of these beings that live unbeknownst to science, Cryptids are fun and potentially scary at the same time! But with that, wouldn’t it be great to bring some cryptid joy into your life more? How about Monthly? Well, Cryptid Crate is here for that! Cryptid Crate is a monthly subscription where every month the crate is themed with Cryptids or the Paranormal and contains collectibles, apparel, art, books/films, and other miscellaneous cryptids/paranormal items to collect or show off! Cryptid Crate was awesome and sent me some random items from past crates to show off to you! A book by John L. French titled When the moon Shines, the first of five volumes of the Systema Paradoxa series that features a story taking place during prohibition and features two cryptids (the Snallygaster, and Dwayyo), a collectible coin featuring The Wunk, a creature described by early lumberjacks

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Capt McNeely
Jul 2, 2021
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Mothman In Chicago?!

Since February of last year, over 55 eyewitnesses in the city of Chicago have reported something strange flying in the sky and concluded that it’s the famous Mothman. Mothman is a cryptid resembling a tall man with large wings like that of a moth, its notable feature is its large red glowing eyes that resemble brake lights. The creature was first reported in 1966 in Point Pleasant, West Virginia and the sightings lasted until December 15, 1967, after the collapse of the Silver Bridge leaving many to believe that the Mothman was either a warning or harbinger of the incident that claimed 46 lives. The debate back then continues to this day, trying to figure out what exactly is the mothman, some say it’s a supernatural creature, others believe it’s an alien, and there have even been suggestions that it’s a failed experiment from WWII since most of the original sightings were around McClintic Wildlife Management Area or as the

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Capt McNeely
Jan 21, 2018
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Movie Review: A Duo of Demonic Docs Bring Creepy Cryptids to Your Home!

It’s a rare occurrence when your’s cruelly is sent a documentary to review; but today I have two for ya (I feel so F’n fancy); Invasion on Chestnut Ridge and The Mothman of Point Pleasant; two deep dives into cryptids, creeps, and catastrophe from the fine fiends at Small Town Monsters! So, without further arcane adieu let’s dip our freaky feet into some good ol’ monstrous mayhem! Invasion on Chestnut Ridge concerns a series of incidents that were mostly unknown to me (and believe me, I am always pleased as poison punch to learn about new paranormal occurrences). Chestnut Ridge sits in southern Pennsylvania; a rural area dotted with bucolic small towns; most of which have had brushes with U.F.O.’s, Sasquatch, hauntings, or some unholy combination of them all. Starting with a brief overview of the location’s history, the film begins in earnest with the story of a crashed U.F.O. in Kecksburg County in the mid 1960’s, commented on by

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DanXIII
Dec 9, 2017

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Bring Cryptids Into Your Home With ‘Cryptid Crate’!

Whether or not you believe in them OR love the lore from around the world of these beings that live unbeknownst to science, Cryptids are fun and potentially scary at the same time! But with that, wouldn’t it be great to bring some cryptid joy into your life more? How about Monthly? Well, Cryptid Crate is here for that! Cryptid Crate is a monthly subscription where every month the crate is themed with Cryptids or the Paranormal and contains collectibles, apparel, art, books/films, and other miscellaneous cryptids/paranormal items to collect or show off! Cryptid Crate was awesome and sent me some random items from past crates to show off to you! A book by John L. French titled When the moon Shines, the first of five volumes of the Systema Paradoxa series that features a story taking place during prohibition and features two cryptids (the Snallygaster, and Dwayyo), a collectible coin featuring The Wunk, a creature described by early lumberjacks

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Capt McNeely
Jul 2, 2021
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Mothman In Chicago?!

Since February of last year, over 55 eyewitnesses in the city of Chicago have reported something strange flying in the sky and concluded that it’s the famous Mothman. Mothman is a cryptid resembling a tall man with large wings like that of a moth, its notable feature is its large red glowing eyes that resemble brake lights. The creature was first reported in 1966 in Point Pleasant, West Virginia and the sightings lasted until December 15, 1967, after the collapse of the Silver Bridge leaving many to believe that the Mothman was either a warning or harbinger of the incident that claimed 46 lives. The debate back then continues to this day, trying to figure out what exactly is the mothman, some say it’s a supernatural creature, others believe it’s an alien, and there have even been suggestions that it’s a failed experiment from WWII since most of the original sightings were around McClintic Wildlife Management Area or as the

Continue reading →
Capt McNeely
Jan 21, 2018
Horror Fuel

Movie Review: A Duo of Demonic Docs Bring Creepy Cryptids to Your Home!

It’s a rare occurrence when your’s cruelly is sent a documentary to review; but today I have two for ya (I feel so F’n fancy); Invasion on Chestnut Ridge and The Mothman of Point Pleasant; two deep dives into cryptids, creeps, and catastrophe from the fine fiends at Small Town Monsters! So, without further arcane adieu let’s dip our freaky feet into some good ol’ monstrous mayhem! Invasion on Chestnut Ridge concerns a series of incidents that were mostly unknown to me (and believe me, I am always pleased as poison punch to learn about new paranormal occurrences). Chestnut Ridge sits in southern Pennsylvania; a rural area dotted with bucolic small towns; most of which have had brushes with U.F.O.’s, Sasquatch, hauntings, or some unholy combination of them all. Starting with a brief overview of the location’s history, the film begins in earnest with the story of a crashed U.F.O. in Kecksburg County in the mid 1960’s, commented on by

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DanXIII
Dec 9, 2017