Welcome to the unc era, we're talking some old school creepypastas. Classically terrible creepypastas that set the stage for what's to come. A mystery about a phone and a father's rage. A stolen piece of Japanese bullying art and the creepypasta so bad it was removed from the site.

Ben looks into SCP-6643, a mysterious tentacled entity haunting the cleanup work of the SCP Foundation. JD examines SCP-1733, a dark DVR recording of game one of the 2010-2011 NBA playoff between the Boston Celtics and the Miami Heat.

Vacation all we ever wanted, only we're broke and can't go anywhere. So Ben and JD give you some supernatural workarounds. Ben suggests shifting realities, entering a new plane of existence using only the powers of your mind. JD meanwhile discusses a medium for fictional characters. Either way, if rizzing up Draco Malfoy was ever on your agenda, we've got you covered.

The summer extravaganza continues with a celebration of horrfic meat. In this case, a mysterious eldrich being found in Texas, and a new branch of the tree of life seemingly taking over Canada.

The creamy summer of 2024 kicks off with a poking some bodies we found on the beach. Ben discusses the Long Island Legend itself, the Montauk Monster. JD revisits a groundbreaking Animal Planet "documentary," Mermaids: the Body Found.

Two toxic gamer bros discuss some twisted and edgy shit. Ben gets into the world of conspiracy theories surrounding Super Mario 64, and JD discusses the dark nefarious undercurrents of Tomodachi Life.

Ben and JD get nostalgic, again. It's almost like we've all be robbed of our futures by a neoliberal nightmare and the only refuge is in our pasts. This time JD talks about creepypasta involving a flash drive containing family photos and the unintended consequences of messing around with a random flash drive. Ben gives an overview of analog horror, an aesthetic and storytelling mode that's become the dominant form of online horror.