Welcome back to Ghastly Gospels. Where every verse unleashes a curse, and this week, you are in for a treat! We know it's been a while. This episode is all about the origins of vampires and the vampire lore!

Before the legends, before the coffins, before the first whispered warning about creatures that drink blood in the dark… there was a beginning.

But what if the vampire was never meant to exist?

In Part I of Genesis of the Fang: Origins of the Vampire, we sink our teeth into the oldest and darkest origins of the vampire myth. From ancient civilizations and forgotten burial rituals to blood-drinking spirits and stories of the dead returning to feed on the living, we uncover the terrifying question lurking beneath centuries of folklore:

What if the vampire legends were based on something real?

Tonight, we travel back to a time before humanity had a name for the monster in the shadows.

And once we discover where the story begins, we may never look at the darkness the same way again.

Turn down the lights. Lock the door. And whatever you do… don't invite anything inside.

The fang has an origin. This is where we begin.

We’re diving into Urban Myths, a Korean horror anthology packed with creepy urban legends. Each short story brings a different kind of scare, from eerie apartments to strange parking garage encounters. We break down the segments, share which ones worked best for us, and talk about the type of horror that makes you side-eye your surroundings afterwards. Which one of these was your favorite? Have you seen it yet?!

Don't forget to check us out on our channels!

Captain Diesel: https://www.youtube.com/@capdiesel24

Dr. Kaori Knight: https://www.youtube.com/@TheComicDoctorsOffice

Urban Myths: https://tubitv.com/movies/100016624/urban-myths?start=true&tracking=google-feed&utm_source=google-feed&startPos=3

In this episode of Ghastly Gospels, we go off on a full-blown rant about one of the most infamous killers in American history, John Wayne Gacy. From his twisted double life as the “Killer Clown” to the horrors hidden beneath his house, nothing is off-limits. Along the way, we dive into the grim legacy of Ed Gein, the “Butcher of Plainfield,” and the ways his crimes seeped into pop culture and horror history. Expect rage, dark humor, and unfiltered disgust as we break down why these monsters still haunt true crime conversations today.