Deep in the Pine Barrens of New Jersey, something has been screaming in the woods for over 300 years.
A winged creature. Glowing red eyes. Hooves that don’t belong to anything human—or animal.
Tonight on The Creepy Shit We Talk About, we’re heading into the trees, where legends are born, sightings never stop, and locals will swear on their lives that the Jersey Devil is very real.
So lock your doors, keep the lights on, and don’t follow the sounds in the forest…
because once you hear the Jersey Devil, it might already be too late.

Tonight, we’re stepping into a case that rattled an entire neighborhood, terrified a family, baffled investigators, and blurred the line between hoax, hysteria, and something far more sinister. Chairs flew. Voices growled from empty rooms. Children levitated. And the world watched as one ordinary house in North London became the epicenter of paranormal history.

This is the Enfield Poltergeist—a case that drew in police officers, journalists, skeptics, and renowned paranormal researchers, leaving behind decades of unanswered questions. Was it mass hysteria? An elaborate prank? Or one of the most compelling cases of genuine poltergeist activity ever recorded?

Tonight, the Creepy Sh✶t We Talk About team dives deep into the evidence, the controversy, and the moments that still make seasoned investigators uneasy. Turn down the lights, lock the doors, and ask yourself one question as we begin…

What if the thing haunting Enfield never really left?

In this episode, the team plunges into creepy holiday lore and chilling ghost stories—exploring traditions, legends, and seasonal rituals that go beyond festive cheer and instead reveal tales of ghostly and even malevolent entities. From cursed customs passed down through generations to spirits believed to roam freely on sacred nights, we uncover why the holiday season has long been linked to restless souls, thin veils, and heightened supernatural activity.