when Horror Yearbook – Medusa has long been portrayed as a fearsome monster, but her original story tells a different tale entirely. In ancient mythology, Medusa was not born with snakes for…
when Horror Yearbook – Giants have fascinated civilizations throughout history. Ancient stories speak of enormous beings with strength that rivaled gods. Across continents from the Bible's Nephilim to the Gigantes of Greek…
when Horror Yearbook – Pesugihan is a ritual still practiced by some people in search of instant success and material wealth. These rituals often involve mysterious processes that require a heavy price…
when Horror Yearbook – Modern Satanism began not as devil worship but as a challenge to traditional authority and religious norms. Followers view the figure of Satan as a metaphor for enlightenment,…
when Horror Yearbook – Rajneeshpuram began as an ambitious spiritual experiment in the remote desert of Oregon during the early 1980s. Thousands of followers of Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh migrated from around the…
when Horror Yearbook – Baphomet first appeared in historical records during the time of the Crusades. Crusaders accused enemies of invoking a mysterious deity with that name. Later, during the 14th century,…
when Horror Yearbook – Poseidon has long stood as one of the most powerful and recognized gods in Greek mythology. Known as the ruler of the sea, earthquakes, and horses, he carries…
when Horror Yearbook – Dokkaebi is a mythical creature from Korean folklore that has intrigued and entertained generations. Often described as mischievous goblins with supernatural powers, these beings reflect Korea's deep-rooted shamanistic…
when Horror Yearbook – Unicorns have long captivated human imagination across generations and cultures. Often depicted as horse-like creatures with a single horn, they are seen as symbols of purity, grace,…
