Dark Canyon Chronicles

Halloween season is here, Canyoneers! Stephen and Mark dive into the spooky spirit of October with tales from Mark’s experiences on ghost tours, including his time leading them himself.

Who left those big footprints...and those bones...and where are they now?

The question continues, where are the ghost dinosaurs?

What if ghosts aren’t just about where someone died, but about who or what can become a ghost?

The Beatings will continue until Morale improves!

“Beatdown" Bobby Ford can't be the only person to feel the wrath of a Bipedal Hominoid.

This week , Mark and Stephen revisit the legendary 1972 film The Legend of Boggy Creek, the movie that put the mysterious Fouke Monster on the map.

For hundreds of years, there have been reports of a Demon lurking in the southern woodlands of New Jersey.

Maybe ghosts aren’t always spirits.

Positioned on a small island in the middle of the Delaware River sits Fort Delaware, a Civil War fortress that held thousands of Confederate prisoners.

Tonight Mark and I lace up our boots and step into the haunted streets of Durango, so join us on The Dark Canyon Chronicles, as we walk beneath the glow of the streetlights, peaking into the old hotels, forgotten alleys, and the weathered brick buildings, where everything seems to have a story.

Join Mark and Stephen as they continue their exploration of haunted Gettysburg (part two)....

163 years ago, two massive armies collided at the small, sleepy town of Gettysburg.

For thousands of years, people have carved their way into mountains searching for gold, silver, coal, and other treasures hidden beneath the earth. But wherever miners have gone, stories have followed.

Mystery awakens as the sun sets over the vast emptiness of the Mojave Desert.

Nearly fifty years ago, Close Encounters of the Third Kind invited audiences to imagine a world where the truth was hidden just beyond the horizon.

In Part 2 of The Architecture of Fear, Mark and Stephen explore the films that continue to haunt us long after the credits roll.

Episode 1 of a 2-part series of The Dark Canyon Chronicles explores how horror films don’t just frighten us in the moment they leave something behind.

Was it the days of unending rain? Was it too much whiskey? Was it all made up?

For decades, UFOs were dismissed as fringe, something whispered about on late-night radio.