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History Creeps presents Carter and Chris vs EVIL, as show in which the guys discuss all things horror.
On this episode, Carter and Chris discuss the new Halloween Kills trailer and the news that Blumhouse plans to take on the challenge of rebooting the Exorcist sequel. Then, the guys talk about sequels they feel are underrated.
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On this episode of That’s Odd, Chris and Johnny discuss the findings of the Pentagon’s report on UAPs.
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On this episode of That’s Odd, the guys talk about the imminent release of UFO information by the Pentagon before getting into their stories. First, Johnny tells Chris about a Confederate soldier who allowed his humanity to shine through in the darkest of moments, and Chris tells Johnny about a fateful encounter between two men who would later find their family names entwined for the rest of history.
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This week, the guys talk Batman’s love life and UFO disclosure news before getting into a story Carter found of a man who disappeared into thin air while out hunting with a group of men around Lake George Wild Forest in New York back in 2015.
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On this episode of That’s Odd, Johnny has more smog to talk about before Chris gets into the mystery surrounding a dead man, a bullet hole, a missing weapon, and an unexplainable thin red line.
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This week, Johnny tells the guys about the Great Smog of 1952 in London. Considered one of the worst air pollution events in history, it lasted five days covering the city in a thick yellowish-green smog. When all was said and done, over 100,000 people got sick and up to 12,000 people died as a result.
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Welcome back to How Bizarre! On each episode Chris and Erin Chavez explore some of the more baffling cases of people who have gone missing or disappeared.
On this episode, Erin tells Chris of the strange disappearance of Jim Sullivan, a singer-songwriter who vanished without a trace in New Mexico in 1975. Having released two albums with the support of friends such as Lee Majors and Harry Dean Stanton, Sullivan was on his way to Nashville from Los Angeles to find the success that had been eluding him. He would never be seen again.
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Welcome to This Week in Creepy History, a show on which each episode Chris Chavez takes a look back at past events for each day of the upcoming week.
On this episode, Chris covers events that took place from May 16-22, including the invention of Hires root beer, the capture of the Vampire Rapist, Dan Quayle blaming Murphy Brown for the decline in family values, the release of the Police’s most popular (and creepy) songs, the destruction of Lord Byron’s life, and more.
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Welcome to This Week in Creepy History, a show on which each episode Chris Chavez takes a look back at past events for each day of the upcoming week.
On this episode, Chris covers events that took place from May 9-15, including the inauguration of Nelson Mandela, the Battle of Hamburger Hill, the attempted assassination of Pope John Paul II, the final episode of Seinfeld, the start of the Lewis and Clark Expedition, and more.
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On this episode of That’s Odd, Chris and Johnny discuss the Hulu docuseries Sasquatch. The series follows a journalist chasing a story he heard back in the 90s about a Sasquatch murdering a couple of cannabis farmers in the Emerald Triangle. Is this a cryptid “whodunit” or a misleading true crime documentary? Your first guess is correct.
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Welcome to This Week in Creepy History, a show on which each episode Chris Chavez takes a look back at past events for each day of the upcoming week.
On this episode, Chris covers events that took place from May 2-8, including the death of Osama bin Laden, Eddie Murphy pretending to be a good Samaritan, National Guardsmen opening fire on Kent State students, Germany surrendering to the Allies, the Rolling Stones signing to a label, and more.
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This week, the guys discuss Sasquatch, Jason Voorhees and cannabis farms before getting into the story of one of Alaska’s most notorious mass murders. In September 1982, eight people are murdered aboard a fishing boat in the town of Craig, Alaska. And though there are multiple witnesses who may have come in contact with the murderer, the case has remained cold and unsolved.
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Welcome to This Week in Creepy History, a show on which each episode Chris Chavez takes a look back at past events for each day of the upcoming week.
On this episode, Chris covers events that took place from April 18-24 including Paul Revere’s famous ride, the Branch Davidians’ final stand in Waco, TX, the Columbine High School massacre, Geraldo Rivera’s live opening of Al Capon’s vault, the Elian Gonzalez debacle, and so much more.
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Welcome to This Week in Creepy History, a show on which each episode Chris Chavez takes a look back at past events for each day of the upcoming week.
On this debut episode, Chris covers events that took place from April 11-17, including Bob Dylan playing New York City for the first time, a UFO crash that predates the Roswell Incident, the shooting of Abraham Lincoln, the sinking of the Titanic, David Lee Roth getting busted for pot in Washington Square Park, Swedish scientist Albert Hoffman accidently tripping on LSD, and so much more.
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Welcome back to How Bizarre! On each episode Chris and Erin Chavez explore some of the more baffling cases of people who have gone missing or disappeared.
On this episode, Chris tells Erin about the disappearance of Christopher Kerze, one of the thirteen missing children featured in Soul Asylum’s 1993 ‘Runaway Train’ video. Though much of the clues surrounding the case seem to point to an undeniable conclusion, there are a number of bizarre pieces to the story that just don’t add up.
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On this episode of That’s Odd, Johnny tells Chris about a man who dies of gunshot wounds that left no perforated holes in his clothing. Then, Chris debuts a new series - This Week in Creepy History.
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This week, Carter is feeling under the weather, so Chris and Johnny welcome Courtney and Kat, the ladies of the true crime podcast Wine, Wicked Crimes and Cat Moms, Oh My, to the show. Together, the four discuss the the Bennington Triangle, an area of southwestern Vermont within which strange occurrences have been reported over time, including a number of people going missing between 1945 and 1950.
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Welcome back to How Bizarre! On each episode Chris and Erin Chavez explore some of the more baffling cases of people who have gone missing or disappeared.
On this episode, Erin tells the story of 23-year-old Phoenix Coldon who disappeared after leaving her family home in Spanish Lake, Missouri, on December 18, 2011. With a number of questionable circumstances surrounding the police work in the case, the family would eventually find they couldn’t depend on the help of authorities and would end up losing everything they had to find their loved one.
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On this episode of That’s Odd, the guys discuss the odd circumstances around the kidnapping of Sherri Papini. Then, they explore the story of a “discovery” that would end up changing California history books.
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This week, the guys take a closer look at the Dyatlov Pass Incident. The untimely demise of nine hikers in 1959, and the circumstances surrounding their deaths, has left investigators mystified for decades. Can the guys figure out just what happened in the Russian tundra so long ago?
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