HAUNTINGS IN NEW ENGLAND STATES

[Fathom Zero]

There are five-hundred bajillion movies out there about these things and I see equally as many coming out every year. Why are TRUE HAUNTING STORIES so compelling? I never got it. I mean, The Amityville Horror was alright, but every one I see now is just more and more of the same.

[10,000 Volt Ghost]

They need to branch out to midwest haunting stories instead.

[Sam]

Where are the East Los Angeles hauntings?

[10,000 Volt Ghost]

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[Sam]

He should star in a movie where he is a ghost and call it "Died In East L.A." :(

[10,000 Volt Ghost]

:lol

[CinnamonGrrl Erin]

Having lived in Maine my entire life, it does seem like New England has an underlying tendancy for creepiness. It's spawned authors like Stephen King, H.P. Lovecraft, and Edgar Allen Poe. Not to mention the Salem Witch Trials way back when.

[robo_rob]

I'd appreciate some that take place in the south. With all the ghosts stories I grew up hearing, you'd figure a few decent movie would come out them.

[10,000 Volt Ghost]

I hear a lot that come out of Lousiana too.

[robo_rob]

Oh yeah, there's a million stemming from voodoo and hoodoo stories in the more swampy and coastal areas.

[Misdemonar]

SALEM IS IN ORGEON