Nobody likes terrible stuff happening to kids. But, sadly, the Myling is an entity that was formerly a normal human child. The Myling wanders in the night throughout Scandinavia, and these revenants are incredibly dangerous.
There are a variety of …
In Celtic folklore, there is a peculiar entity known as the Dullahan. The revenant rides a dark demonic steed that has elegant black leather armor that would give off the impression of nobility if not for its malevolent design. The …
A shed is an interesting entity from the demonology of multiple cultures. The plural word for these primordial horrors is the shedim, and they have been wreaking havoc on humanity for thousands of years. The legends that surround these demons …
Marduk is an important entity of ancient Mesopotamia, particularly known as the patron deity of Babylon, and the ruler of the Anunnaki pantheon of gods (which are even older than the Egyptian gods). His role was the god of vegetation, …
To the ancient Persian’s, all the history of the world was about the struggle between light and darkness. The eternal struggle between Ahriman (AKA Angra Mainyu) and his twin brother, Spenta Mainyu (AKA Ahura Mazda). One fought with the power …
A Great Old One. This enormous cult-inspiring star god was first introduced into Lovecraft’s work in the book “Call of Cthulu”. It has a gigantic scaled rubbery looking humanoid body with a nightmarish octopus-like head and thin wings. Just looking …
Once the King of the Fomorians, gods of a more primal nature and enemies of the ancient Irish, as well as the Tuatha De Danann pantheon of deities. Balor is a giant with a single huge eye at the center …
Shuten Dōji was born an orphan child in Japan long ago. He was distraught despite being incredibly large, strong, and far beyond average intelligence. Some believed his parentage was beyond ordinary humans, and many thought one of his parents was …
The Hat Man is a terrifying legend that has grown in infamy since the Shadow People phenomenon became a part of the pop-culture paranormal consciousness around the turn of the century. Though tales surrounding it goes back generations. There have …
Most of the entities in the Cthulu Mythos are outside of human comprehension, and so alien to us they’re beyond horrifying. The reason cosmic horror is so chilling is humankind’s complete insignificance on a universal scale, and that we’re at …