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What's the scary folk lore from your culture?
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The story of Tanis as told by Nick Silver and the basis of the Blair Witch Project. Both supernatural prescence or reality breach in the woods.
I didn't realize it was based on the Blair witch project. I should pick that podcast back up. the first season was a lot of fun!
Sorry, I was putting both concepts together because they are similar. They are ~~unrelated~~ independent stories.