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Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. NOTICE: Fair Use Copyright Law “Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for “fair use” for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. This collection of over 170+ articles, direct from newspapers of the 1800s and 1900s, brings some of the most bizarre, amazing, and incredible stories of true monster encounters out of the past and into your hands! Presented with zero spin or bias, this book delivers just the facts and allows you, the reader, to decide for yourself if the stories within actually happened or not.įrom the funny to the frightening, the sincere to the weird, there is something for everyone within these pages! The Rake is available to stream on VUDU, You Tube, Amazon Prime and Google Play.Monsters In Print: A Collection Of Curious Creatures Known Mostly From Newspapers Every report has the creature rushing toward witnesses or attacking them in a very aggressive manner. There has been an increase in sightings of this creature, and it is usually not a good time when it happens. She has no idea what murdered her parents but is convinced that it isn’t finished with her or her family. Ashley is convinced they were killed by something that wasn’t a human being. In the movie of the same name, Ben (Stephen Brodie) and Ashley (Shenae Grimes-Beech) are siblings that witnessed the horrific deaths of their parents at a very young age. The creature matches the description of the Rake from other sightings. It seems to be stalking the same Canadian Moose Frechette was filming. As of yet, no one has been killed by the urban legend, but the terrifying cryptid utterly scares anyone who has seen it.Ī video recorded by Audrée Tanguay Fréchette was reported by Fox News trying to explain a grayish humanoid-like creature hiding in the woods. However, the Rake came to be, reports state that it is extremely aggressive. As if one day it wasn’t there and the next it is, leading some parapsychologists to speculate on the possibility that the Rake was “willed” into existence. Sightings of this greyish humanoid-like creature have been more recent. Of all the urban legends, The Rake is the scariest one of all. Plus, Slender Man is scary enough that it makes most of us want to sleep under the covers after watching it.Ĭatch Slender Man on Hulu, Amazon Prime, Google Play, You Tube, Sling TV and STARZ. It’s amazing how the power of the internet can create a millennial urban legend spooky enough to have a movie made about it. Soon, one by one the friends meet the same fate.
No one sees her disappear nor did they see where she disappeared too. Two weeks later, Katie mysteriously disappears on a class field trip in front of all of her classmates. The four friends decide one day to go online and conjure up the creature of lore.Īt first, it seems that they failed because nothing happens.
In Slender Man, the story centers around four best friends Wren (Joey King), Hallie (Julia Goldani Telles), Chloe (Jaz Sinclair), and Katie (Annalise Basso). The legend took on a life of its own and spawned a movie. Of course, once Knudsen started the legend, millennials took the story and ran with it, creating their own versions of the myth with people claiming physical sightings of said creature. Knudsen with some fancy new-age digital tampering created the now-iconic long-limbed faceless tentacled man who steals hapless children. Slender Man is a more recent urban legend that is popular among millennials but was actually created by Eric Knudsen in 2009 in the Something Awful forum.
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