Which alleged Serbian vampire case became widely discussed in Europe during the 1730s?

In Old Norse tradition, a person described as “hamrammr” was believed capable of doing what?

Which Polish vampire term belongs to the wider Slavic family of words related to “upir”?

Why did investigations of medium Eusapia Palladino remain controversial?

The Werewolf of Ansbach is a legend dating from which broad period?

The confessions of Scottish woman Isobel Gowdie are notable for detailed descriptions of witchcraft and what other supernatural tradition?

According to the Werewolf of Ansbach legend, what was done with the animal’s body after it was killed?

The so-called “were-jaguar” image is most strongly associated with the iconography of which cultural region?

At his 1692 trial, what did Thiess of Kaltenbrun claim to be?

The revenant known as a Nachzehrer belongs primarily to which folklore tradition?

Which Caribbean supernatural name developed from the French term “loup-garou”?

Thiess of Kaltenbrun, who called himself a werewolf, was tried in which historical region?

Which 17th-century English haunting became a famous early case in supernatural literature after reports of drumming and other disturbances?

Rebecca Greensmith was executed during witchcraft prosecutions centered on which Connecticut settlement?

Accounts of Michel Verdun’s werewolf trial place it in which historical French region?