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Apparently, you can hire a witch on Etsy now. And we're just wondering... what's the refund policy on a failed hex? 🔮😂

Spooky Month continues, and this week we're diving into witches, hexes, curses, and haunted objects that absolutely do NOT need to come home with us.

We're talking about the Salem witch trials, the infamous Bell Witch haunting, the supposed Kennedy family curse, and the real-life Annabelle doll. Plus, modern-day witchcraft, WitchTok, and the fact that people are apparently hiring witches for everything from wedding weather to getting a new job.

Because why manifest a promotion when you can apparently add it to your Etsy cart?

Then we're playing “How Much to Make It Your Problem?” 💰

Would you keep Annabelle in your house for $100,000? Hang a supposedly cursed painting above your couch? Wear the Hope Diamond? Or give Robert the Doll his own little chair in your living room?

Everyone has a price. Apparently, ours are wildly inconsistent.

We've also got a witchy Am I the A-Hole? involving a girlfriend, some questionable herbal teas, and a boyfriend who's had just about enough of being spiritually Febrezed.

And finally, we're reviewing the 1990 movie The Witches. Was this childhood classic actually meant for children? Because those terrifying faces and mouse transformations have us questioning some parenting decisions from the '90s.

Witches, curses, creepy dolls, questionable decisions, and enough sarcasm to get us both executed in Salem.

Welcome back to This Is My Spooky Circus! 🎪🧙‍♀️

🎧 Next week: Urban legends! We're reviewing Killer Legends on Prime Video.

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If something calls your name from the woods… NO, IT DIDN'T. 🌲👀

Spooky Month continues, and this week we're heading straight into the world of cryptids, creepy encounters, and Appalachian folklore!

We're talking Mothman, the Jersey Devil, the six-legged Wampus Cat, and those terrifying Appalachian Mountain rules that have us questioning whether we ever need to go outside again.

Why shouldn't you whistle in the woods at night? What happens when everything suddenly goes silent? And are these creatures actually real, or is it just a raccoon having a really weird day?

Plus, we discover that we might actually be mermaids or aliens (honestly, it explains a lot), debate whether we'd survive a night alone in the Appalachian Mountains, and tackle a Bigfoot-inspired Am I the A-Hole?

And then there's our review of Hulu's Sasquatch documentary.

We came for Bigfoot. We got marijuana farms, questionable characters, and a whole lot of confusion.

WHERE. IS. BIGFOOT?! 😂

If you love cryptid sightings, unexplained mysteries, spooky folklore, paranormal encounters, and true crime documentaries, this episode is for you!

🎧 Next week: We're talking WITCHES and reviewing the 1990 movie The Witches!

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Spooky Month has officially entered the circus. 🧛‍♀️🎪

And we're kicking it off with VAMPIRES—but not just the hot, broody, morally questionable kind we apparently have a weakness for.

We're going back to a time when entire communities genuinely believed the dead were crawling out of their graves and draining the life out of their families. And their solution?

Dig up the body and see what it's been up to.

Obviously.

We're talking the bizarre connection between tuberculosis and the New England vampire panic, the very real story of Mercy Brown, why bodies were dug up, staked, rearranged and occasionally had their organs burned...and then we get to Vlad the Impaler, aka the terrifying real-life inspiration connected to the Dracula legend.

But don't worry. We eventually leave the corpses behind and tackle the truly important vampire question:

Would you let them bite you? 😂

Damon Salvatore? Klaus? Edward Cullen? Angel? Spike? Apparently Stefanie and Meredith have a type when choosing their hypothetical vampire situations.

Plus, we've got a vampire-adjacent AITA, a wild TikTok vampire story, and our review of The Curse of the Highgate Vampire—which we can summarize in two words:

DON'T. WATCH. IT.

Seriously. We suffered so you don't have to.

🧛‍♂️ Vampire history, spooky lore, questionable decisions, hot fictional men and two women who absolutely cannot stay on topic.

Welcome to Spooky Scary Circus Month. 🎃🎪

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Next week: Don't Go Into the Woods 🌲👀