
Halloween night. The pumpkins are glowing, the streets are growing quiet, and somewhere in the darkness, something may be coming home. For centuries, people have believed that October 31 marks a time when the boundary...


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Hosted by Johnny Macabre · history · EN
A weekly podcast exploring haunted history, folklore, cryptids, strange events, famous cases, investigation methods, and the stories that keep people asking questions. Each episode looks at the unexplained through a mix of history, research, and open discussion, giving listeners a place to learn, share ideas, and suggest the mysteries they want covered next.
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Signup to Generate a PitchA weekly podcast exploring haunted history, folklore, cryptids, strange events, famous cases, investigation methods, and the stories that keep people asking questions. Each episode looks at the unexplained through a mix of history, research, and open discussion, giving listeners a place to learn, share ideas, and suggest the mysteries they want covered next.
Phenomena Review Committee is hosted by Johnny Macabre. The show has published 24 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "PRC Case File #022: When the Veil Grows Thin, Halloween Night and the Spirits Among Us" (31 October 2026, 50 minutes), "PRC Case File #021: The Witching Hour, Curses, Witchcraft & the Fear of the Devil" (31 October 2026, 61 minutes), and "PRC Case File #020: The Dead Are Listening, Séances, Spiritualism & Speaking Beyond the Grave" (14 October 2026, 64 minutes).
Phenomena Review Committee publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 58 minutes across 24 episodes.
Booking probability for Phenomena Review Committee is 31%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Phenomena Review Committee requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Phenomena Review Committee's contact route on record: verified email.
Johnny Macabre hosts Phenomena Review Committee, a history podcast with 24 episodes published.
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Halloween night. The pumpkins are glowing, the streets are growing quiet, and somewhere in the darkness, something may be coming home. For centuries, people have believed that October 31 marks a time when the boundary...

Three o'clock in the morning. The house is silent, the streets are empty, and somewhere in the darkness, something is waiting. For centuries, people have feared the witching hour , a time supposedly associated with...

Episode #20
What if the dead could hear you? What if they could answer? In 1848 , two young sisters in Hydesville, New York, claimed they were communicating with a mysterious spirit through a series of unexplained knocks. Margaret...

Episode #17
In 1792, exactly one hundred years after the Salem witch trials, fear of witchcraft erupted in the backcountry of South Carolina. Livestock reportedly became sick and died. Young women suffered strange physical attacks...

What happens when the sounds meant to relax you become the sounds that terrify you? In PRC Case File #016 , Johnny Macabre enters the strangely intimate world of ASMR, medical fear, parasocial relationships, and the...

On August 25, 2026, the world lost one of its great masters of the strange. Tim Curry could make a villain terrifying, hilarious, seductive, theatrical, and unforgettable—sometimes all in the same scene. From Dr...

In August 1977, strange disturbances began inside a council house at 284 Green Street in Enfield, North London . The Hodgson family reported unexplained knocking, moving furniture, flying objects, apparitions, and...

After Amityville, the Perron farmhouse, and the Arne Johnson case, the Warren files move to West Pittston, Pennsylvania, where the Smurl family claimed that something followed them for years. In Part 4 of PRC Case File...

In 1981, nineteen-year-old Arne Cheyenne Johnson stabbed and killed Alan Bono in Brookfield, Connecticut. The homicide itself was not in dispute. What came next was. In Part 3 of PRC Case File #014 , Johnny Macabre...

After Amityville, Ed and Lorraine Warren became attached to another case that would later become one of the most recognizable haunted-house stories in modern culture: the Perron family farmhouse in Rhode Island. In Part...

Episode #14
Before The Amityville Horror became a bestselling book, a film franchise, and one of the most famous haunted-house stories in America, six members of the DeFeo family were murdered inside 112 Ocean Avenue. In Part 1 of...

Episode #13
Few names have shaped modern paranormal investigation as much as Ed and Lorraine Warren . To believers, they were pioneers who helped families facing terrifying experiences that others refused to take seriously. To...

An ordinary Raggedy Ann doll sits behind glass beneath a warning: “Positively Do Not Open.” According to Ed and Lorraine Warren, the doll became the focus of a disturbing case involving unexplained movement, handwritten...

For nearly eighty years, the United States government has investigated reports of unidentified objects moving through American skies. From Project Sign and Project Blue Book to AATIP, AARO, congressional hearings, and...

For generations, drivers along the quiet roads of Jacksonboro, South Carolina, have reported a mysterious light appearing in the darkness. Some describe a glowing lantern drifting through the trees. Others believe it's...

Long before stories of a woman dressed in white began circulating through Jasper County, there was Harriet Mackie—a dedicated educator remembered for her courage and selflessness. In this episode of PRC: Phenomena...

In the final chapter of Appalachian Unknowns , Johnny Macabre is joined once again by Amanda to examine unexplained lights in the sky, UAP, extraterrestrial encounters, and the stories that stay with the people who...

In Part 2 of Appalachian Unknowns , Johnny Macabre is joined again by Amanda as they move from the old stone walls of Fort Mountain to the deep woods of Appalachia. This episode examines Bigfoot sightings, witness...

Episode #5
In this guest episode of PRC: Phenomena Review Committee , Johnny Macabre is joined by Amanda for Part 1 of Appalachian Unknowns . Together, they examine the legend of the Moon-Eyed People and the mystery surrounding...

In this episode of PRC: Phenomena Review Committee , Johnny Macabre examines the Bermuda Triangle, the Atlantic region linked to vanished ships, missing aircraft, strange compass readings, electronic fog, and theories...
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