S2.E12 ∙ John Betjeman: A Poet in London

Paranormal documentary Ghost Stories 4 marks filmmaker Dan T. Hall's final foray into seeking evidence of hauntings in Hoosier land. Peek into the spirit world through the camera lens as Hall and his team of investigators explore Hell's Gate, the site of a legendary train wreck that some say doomed its victims to forever wander the tracks; Black Moon Manor, a once majestic homestead in Mt. Comfort that also doubled as a funeral home as hundreds in the community fell to a small pox outbreak; and tread in the footsteps of infamous serial killer H. H. Holmes, who rented a cottage in historic Irvington for the express purpose of committing murder. The voices captured from beyond are truly bone-chilling!

One of the planet's most ancient beliefs continues to be one of its most compelling and even polarizing. Join us on this explorative journey into the world of Witchcraft and the history of the dark arts.

The documentary follows Dan T. Hall as he seeks out definitive communication with the other side. Walk the rooms of historic Cliff House in Madison with 20-year-old Michael Jones, the boy who reportedly inspired the blockbuster movie The Sixth Sense; visit Whispers Estate in Mitchell in search of "Rachel," a little girl who died in the house; creep into the basement at Tuckaway in Indianapolis to find spirits lurking in dark corners; discover the Wayne County Historical Museum in Richmond and listen for the voice of a 3,000-year-old mummy; and delve into the tragedy of a family torn apart by murder in Hagerstown.

Compilation of newsreel footage of real death scenes.

Mythical creatures like trolls, goblins, gremlins, and ogres have haunted our minds for centuries. The legends, some based in fact, and others on fantasy, will continue to endure, inspire, and scare the pants off of people for lifetimes to come. Let's take a look at the history and mystery behind these fascinating and terrifying creatures in Trolls And Goblins.

A 2-disc celebration of Amicus Films, Hammer's greatest rivals, best remembered for their series of anthology films inspired by the 1945 "Dead of Night."