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The Devil’s Rocking Chair
One of the many haunted objects Zak Bagans bought to display in The Haunted Museum was an allegedly evil chair, known as The Devil’s Rocking Chair. The history of this object and its first owner is a mystery, however, we do know that it became owned by the Glatzel family around the 1950s. Any particularly strange activity went unnoticed for the first 30 years that the family-owned the chair.
The 6 Most Haunted Dolls In The World
All over the world, there are haunted dolls, lurking in museums or on the shelf in children’s bedrooms. They are always watching, and according to some, they are even moving. The most famous dolls have inspired horror movies, including The Conjuring and Chucky. Here, we unfold the haunted tales behind the most famous haunted dolls out there.
Are Tallmans Bunk Beds Really Haunted?
The story of the Tallman house is so scary that it has a whole 1988 Unsolved Mysteries episode about it. The episode follows the owners of the house, Debbie and Allen Tallman, as they bought a supposedly jaunted set of bunk beds into their home. The Tallman’s experienced a range of terrifying and blood-curdling paranormal experiences while in possession of these bunk beds, from paranormal visions to disembodied voices.
The Hands Resist Him (Most Haunted Painting)
Simply glancing in the direction of this painting ensured you’d leave thinking about it for hours, or perhaps days, on end. Those who owned it fared far worse. The Hands Resist Him is one of the few paintings I’ve ever looked at in my life that send chills down my spine from one simple glance.
A Real And Scary Dybbuk Box Story
It was 2004, an eBay delivery arrived at the home of Jason Haxton that would unexpectedly change his life forever. Soon after he opened the package, his eyes turned red, his body reacted in a breakout of a rash, and he would randomly feel choked. The events that occurred following receiving this antique wooden box led Haxton to believe he had been cursed by a dybbuk, also known as Dibbuk; part of Jewish mythology which is a possessed spirit claiming to be the soul of the dead.
The Real Annabelle Doll
You might have become more familiar with the Annabelle Doll due to the film Annabelle, a prequel to the successful The Conjuring that featured the supposedly haunted Raggedy Ann Doll. But despite the Hollywood movies, the doll is real and has an interesting backstory. Annabelle’s story started when she has moved to the (now closed) occult museum owned and run by the paranormal investigators’ Ed and Lorraine Warren, located in Monroe, Connecticut.
