The Empty Coffin

In this episode of The Empty Coffin, we unravel the chilling history of Video Nasties—the banned horror films that sparked a moral panic in 1980s Britain. Explore how controversial films like, Cannibal Holocaust, became horror legends. Plus, listen to the Fright Club Live podcast Greg guest co-hosted with Hope Madden. They count down the top 5 films that feature dark/gory/cursed videos in their plots. Horror Fans, True Crime Buffs & Cult Cinema Lovers—This One’s for You! Thank you for supporting The Empty Coffin Podcast! Please help us make this show the best it can possibly be. Subscribe on your favorite podcasting app, and rate and review on Spotify and Apple Podcasts. Follow Greg on Instagram and TikTok for bonus content. Together, let's take this show to the next level. Think about joining the elite group of Dr Hannibal Lecter level supporters on Patreon You can also buy Greg a cup of coffee The Empty Coffin is part of the Evergreen Network The amazing music on The Empty Coffin is by Sedcairn Archives

On this episode of The Empty Coffin, step into the shadowy world of the folklore and eerie traditions of the British Isles—starting with a curious leprechaun sighting in Pennsylvania that links to ancient Celtic beliefs. Discover the haunting customs of an Irish wake and why covering mirrors was a vital ritual. Then, journey to Scotland for the latest on the elusive Loch Ness Monster and the scientific efforts to uncover its secrets. Thank you for supporting The Empty Coffin Podcast! Please help us make this show the best it can possibly be. Subscribe on your favorite podcasting app, and rate and review on Spotify and Apple Podcasts. Follow Greg on Instagram and TikTok for bonus content. Together, let's take this show to the next level. Think about joining the elite group of Dr Hannibal Lecter level supporters on Patreon You can also buy Greg a cup of coffee The Empty Coffin is part of the Evergreen Network The amazing music on The Empty Coffin is by Sedcairn Archives

Discover the secret orders of the mysterious mystic societies of Mobile, Alabama. These exclusive groups are behind the elaborate carnival parades and balls, with symbols drawing from mythology, Freemasonry, and even the occult. Could their secretive nature be linked to something more than just pageantry? This episode takes you inside the Mobile Carnival Museum, where the artifacts of secretive mystic societies might just hold more than memories. Hear firsthand accounts of eerie encounters, from unexplained whispers to objects moving on their own... Visit the Mobile Carnival Museum Thank you for supporting The Empty Coffin Podcast! Please help us make this show the best it can possibly be. Subscribe on your favorite podcasting app, and rate and review on Spotify and Apple Podcasts. Follow Greg on Instagram and TikTok for bonus content. Together, let's take this show to the next level. Think about joining the elite group of Dr Hannibal Lecter level supporters on Patreon You can also buy Greg a cup of coffee The Empty Coffin is part of the Evergreen Network The amazing music on The Empty Coffin is by Sedcairn Archives

Before Punxsutawney Phil, ancient civilizations practiced animal divination, using creatures to predict weather, fate, and the supernatural. In this episode, we uncover the dark origins of Groundhog Day, its eerie ties to Imbolc, and Punxsutawney’s haunted secrets—told by a druid and a local psychic medium.

From South Africa to San Antonio, this week on The Empty Coffin, we travel across the globe to unravel two spine-chilling tales of paranormal encounters.