In Season 2 Episode 2 of Sci-Fi Skeptic VS Horror Girl, the pair trade UFOs for urban legends as they head deep into the Pine Barrens of New Jersey—home of the chilling and centuries-old tale of the Jersey Devil. 👹🌲

Born from colonial folklore and whispered through generations, the creature is said to have leathery wings, cloven hooves, and a scream that chills the soul. But is it a demon, a mutant, or just a misunderstood piece of American mythology?

From colonial curses to modern sightings, this episode asks the question:
👉 Is the Jersey Devil just a story… or has something been lurking in those woods for over 300 years?

Expect folklore, fear, and a few laughs as skepticism meets superstition once again.

In the explosive Season 2 premiere of Sci-Fi Skeptic VS Horror Girl, the duo dives headfirst into one of the most infamous mysteries in UFO history — the 1947 Roswell Incident. Did a flying saucer really crash in the New Mexico desert, or was it just a high-altitude military balloon cloaked in Cold War secrecy?

Together, they sift through the smoke and starlight to ask the question that still haunts believers and doubters alike:
👉 If Roswell wasn’t aliens… then why does the government still act like it was?

Expect laughs, chills, and plenty of cosmic debate as the new season kicks off with a deep-space dose of skepticism and wonder. 👽✨

In this chilling episode of Sci‑Fi Skeptic VS Horror Girl, our hosts plunge into the eerie legend of Spring‑heeled Jack—the sinister specter who haunted Victorian London’s fog‑shrouded streets in the 1830s and beyond.

They retrace the spine‑tingling tales of terror: a pale, cloaked figure with blazing red eyes and clawed hands that reportedly attacked lone pedestrians—primarily young women—in the dead of night. Witnesses described flames spitting from his mouth and unbelievable leaps over walls, disappearing into darkness before help could arrive.

Together, they explore how these tales triggered moral panic, inspired penny dreadfuls, and cemented Jack in folklore as a devilish bogeyman—some even speculate he was a demon or extraterrestrial entity.

Prepare for a dark journey into the heart of Victorian fear: dim lamplight, sudden leaps through shadows, and the sense that something inhuman lurks just beyond. Can you handle the terror?

Tune in—if you dare. 🎙️

In this unnerving episode of Sci‑Fi Skeptic VS Horror Girl, our hosts confront the terrifying legend of the Bell Witch, one of America’s most infamous hauntings. From 1817 to 1821, the Bell family of Adams, Tennessee, endured a relentless supernatural assault—walls thumped in the night, bedsheets were yanked off sleeping children, whispers echoed through rooms, and its voice spoke with malicious intent, even taking credit for the illness and death of patriarch John Bell.

Together, they delve into questions that still haunt us: Was the Bell Witch a vindictive spirit, a disturbed human, or something else altogether? Did Andrew Jackson’s famous visit really involve supernatural resistance to his weapons

🔦 Tune in for a spine-chilling journey through ghostly rage, folklore, and eerie historic echoes. Are you brave enough to listen?

In this episode of Sci-Fi Skeptic VS Horror Girl, our hosts delve into the enigmatic legend of the Mothman, a creature that has captivated imaginations for decades. Originating from sightings in Point Pleasant, West Virginia during the 1960s, the Mothman is described as a towering winged figure with glowing red eyes. These eerie encounters culminated in the tragic collapse of the Silver Bridge in 1967, leading some to view the Mothman as a harbinger of doom.

The discussion also explores the Mothman's enduring presence in popular culture. From the 2002 film “The Mothman Prophecies” to the annual Mothman festival in Point Pleasant. Join us as we unravel the mysteries surrounding this cryptid and its impact on folklore and media.

In this episode of Sci-Fi Skeptic VS Horror Girl, our hosts delve into the origins of vampire legends rooted in Eastern European folklore and examine how Hollywood has transformed these myths into new interpretations.

The discussion then shifts to Hollywood's reimagining of vampires, highlighting the evolution from monstrous figures to complex characters in films like “Salem’s Lot” and “Twilight”.

Join us as we trace the transformation of vampires from ancient myths to contemporary pop culture icons.

In this captivating episode of Sci-Fi Skeptic vs. Horror Girl, our hosts delve into the enigmatic events of the Dancing Plague of 1518. This historical phenomenon saw hundreds in Strasbourg, France, compelled to dance uncontrollably for days, leading to exhaustion and, in some cases, death.

Horror Girl recounts the eerie tales of individuals dancing themselves to death, exploring theories of demonic possession and divine punishment prevalent at the time. She delves into the harrowing personal stories of those affected, painting a vivid picture of the terror that gripped the city.

Sci-Fi Skeptic approaches the event through a rational lens, examining possible explanations such as mass hysteria induced by extreme stress and hardship, as well as the consumption of ergot-contaminated rye leading to hallucinations and convulsions.

Together, they analyze historical records and modern interpretations, debating the plausibility of various theories behind this mysterious outbreak. Was it a case of supernatural influence, a psychological phenomenon, or a toxicological event? Join them as they unravel the mysteries surrounding the Dancing Plague of 1518.

Tune in to explore this perplexing chapter of history and decide for yourself what might have caused such a bizarre occurrence.

In this spine-chilling episode of Sci-Fi Skeptic vs. Horror Girl, our hosts delve into the dark histories of three infamous cursed objects that have left trails of misfortune and terror.

Together, they debate the origins and validity of these curses, analyzing whether these objects are truly malevolent or if the stories surrounding them are fueled by superstition and psychological phenomena.

Tune in to this episode to explore the thin line between skepticism and belief, and decide for yourself whether these objects are merely artifacts of history or vessels of genuine horror.