The White Lady of the Köhlholz Forest
Pregnant Anna Schwarzenberger was murdered in a forest near Kemoding, Germany. Since then, people have been talking about the White Lady of Köhlholz, who will never rest in peace. The cross is now a memento of this event. A huge
Soucouyant: A skin-shedding vampire from the Caribbean
As one of the shapeshifting vampire witches of the Caribbean, Soucouyant has been a nightmare for generations and a fear lurking in the gloomy. In the nocturnal traditions of the Caribbean, there is a figure who is feared and whispered
Hiyang Athouba: A neglected and forgotten corpse has returned from the dead
In the Meitei tradition, the stories of Hiyang Athouba warn of the dangers of not properly caring for the dead and ailing in one's community and family. A corpse left alone and rotting can sometimes rise as a vampire monster.
Yara-ma-yha-who: Australian day vampire under the fig tree
Not all vampires rise with the moon and inhabit murky castles. Some wait in the heat of the Australian wilderness. Like the Yara-ma-yha-who monster from Aboriginal folklore, found under Australian fig trees. Lurking in the mythical landscapes of Australian Aborigines
La Patasola: The one-legged hunger of the Colombian wilderness
It is said that a vampiric creature lurks deep in the Colombian wilderness. The one-legged La Patasola is said to deter those who threaten to destroy its forests. In the green and shadow-drenched wilds of Colombia lie warnings that have
Krasue: the floating head of Southeast Asia's nightmares
Floating in the air throughout rural parts of Thailand and the rest of Southeast Asia, the disembodied Krasue spirit hunts for blood. In Cambodia, Thailand, Laos and parts of Malaysia, villagers share a haunting vision based on whispered folklore. They
Vrykolakas Vampire in Sunny Mykonos
The vampiric Vrykolakas from Greek folklore is said to terrorize the inhabitants of the island of Mykonos. To put an end to the haunting, the body's remains were exhumed, burned and buried on an inhabited island. But did it work?
The penitent vampire Vrykolakas in Santorini
After the man died before atoning for his crimes, he returned from the dead as the vampiric Vrykolakas when his wife did not fulfill his last wishes. The next month was full of terror and hauntings. Perhaps sunlit Santorini isn't
The vampire Vrykolakas in Patmos
After terrorizing his village, the vampire Vrykolakas from Patmos, Santorini, was taken to an inhabited island and set on fire. The question is, did it really work? Perhaps shining Santorini isn't a place people would think vampire-like creatures roamed, although