My Favorite Anti-Semite: an occasional series of tributes to writers, artists, philosophers, and others who hate us and to why we still find value in their work. At 13, I became a born-again fan of Howard Phillips Lovecraft. One moment I had been a misty-eyed Tolkien acolyte, the next I was seized by the kind …
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Horror movies are scary, but things get downright terrifying when objects in
real life seem to have horrifying powers. Zak Bagans’ Haunted Museum in Las Vegas, Nevada, is a 14,000 square foot mansion filled with actual artifacts, all of which have their own creepy stories attached. Whether you choose to believe them or not is part of the fun, but the artifacts actually exist.
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Ghost Adventures host to recreate the stories of those items. The show is called
The Haunted Museum and it was just greenlit by Discovery+ for eight one-hour episodes plus a special two-hour episode. Each episode will be like its own mini-horror film, produced by Roth, telling the stories behind creepy pieces fans can actually see in real life at the museum, adding a whole new level of real-life terror.