13 episodes
Hunt a Killer: Deep Dives Hunt A Killer
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4.2 • 11 Ratings
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Reports of paranormal and horror happenings from Kristen Anderson (@chillinkristen) of HuntAKiller.com. Sometimes current, sometimes nostalgic -- always intriguing.
Check out these stories in their written format at huntakiller.com/blog to see images and learn more by clicking the linked references.
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Superneutral--Everything you need to know about our Hunt A Killer: Blair Witch Podcast
Maddie Rowley, social media manager at Hunt A Killer, interviews Will Rogers about the Blair Witch podcast, Superneutral.
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Marvel Horror Characters to Fill that WandaVision Void
Kristen Anderson, co-host of the podcast Guide to the Unknown, narrates her article about Marvel characters.
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Could Bigfoot Be an Interdimensional Being?
“Kristen Anderson, co-host of the podcast Guide to the Unknown, narrates her article about Bigfoot.
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Looking for a Thrill? How about a sleepover at the Lizzie Borden Bed & Breakfast?
Kristen Anderson, co-host of the podcast Guide to the Unknown, narrates her article about the Lizzie Borden Bed & Breakfast.
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Why Human Influence Isn't a Ouija Board Dealbreaker
Kristen Anderson, co-host of the podcast Guide to the Unknown, narrates her article about ouija boards and the "you moved it!" effect.
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The Haunted History of Dan Aykroyd's Family
Kristen Anderson, co-host of the podcast Guide to the Unknown, narrates her article about famous Ghostbuster actor Dan Aykroyd and his paranormal roots!
To read the full article with images and complete sources, head to HuntAKiller.com/blog.
Customer Reviews
Lovely!
A great chance to hear from people on the other side of our typical true crime stories. The hosts passion for the genre shines through in this podcast. Each episode is entertaining and filled with great information.
Not for the casual listener
I was really looking forward to listening when I found this but probably won't bother with another. I'm a true come fan for 30+ years but I found there were just too many references to people and events that I don't know - it's like the host is trying to prove to everyone listening that she knows more than we do by name-dropping constantly with no explanation or context. How can you learn anything that way? Just a bunch of names and events strung together for an hour with the host repeating "Of course that makes perfect sense."