From the haunting tale of a weeping lady to the island of dolls, here are some of the most interesting Mexican urban legends ...

Mexican urban legends include some of the country's scariest myths. The extensive list includes the mystic Puebla tunnels, the El Hombre del Sombrerón mystic street ghost, and the weeping woman.

"In Hawaii, we have many urban legends. My favorite is Pele, the fire goddess. At night, if you are driving and come across an old woman wearing white, you have to give her a ride, or bad luck ...

Latin American horror has captivated Hollywood, with a surge of movies delving into the rich folklore and legends from different regions. 1.Belize: The legend of La Xtabai, part of the Yucatec ...

There are famous urban legends, including Bigfoot and the Loch Ness monster. However, there are also plenty of local myths that have not made it into mainstream pop culture. Keep reading to find ...

Urban legend: Dating to the 1930s, the legend of alligators living in sewers has popped up in New York City, Paris, Florida and Louisiana. Where to watch: The film is available to stream on ...

Urban legends anime has a long history of adapting Japanese urban myths and folktales into shows that fuse horror, mystery, and the supernatural. Many anime series draw from ancient paranormal ...

Some of the scariest Japanese urban legends, like those in this bone-chilling list, are intertwined with reality. Whether from cautionary tales, mysterious occurrences or eerie happenings, these ...

“Floribama Murders,” premiering Saturday, January 7 at 9/8c on Oxygen, explores shocking homicides and bizarre crimes that have left indelible marks on both states. Before the series launches with new ...