Hillbilly Horror Stories is a mostly paranormal show hosted by stand up comedian Jerry Paulley and his wife Tracy. They touch on all things eerie including true stories behind your favorite horror movies, Rock n Roll and the occult, unsolved mysteries and creepy true crime. Serious enough for the true paranormal fan but funny enough for the skeptics! Proud member of Dark Myths Collective.
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 33 days 15 hours 23 minutes
Paranormal 360: The Other Side
Rick Hale discusses he and Stephen Lancaster's new venture Paranormal 360: The Other Side
episode 377: Golden Lamb Hotel & Restaurant
Tracy & Jerry discuss Ohio's oldest continuously ran business The Golden Lamb Hotel & Restaurant
HHS Presents Macabre Misfortunes Ep 84 Agneta Westlund
Tracy & Jerry discuss a death in Sweden that saw an innocent man arrested for the murder.
HHS Classic 185 Watseka Wonder
Jerry & Tracy discuss the Watseka Wonder. In 1878, a small town in Illinois gained notoriety around the country as home to one of the strangest spirit possessions in American history. The story of what came to be known as the “Watseka Wonder” created a mystery that endures to this day. But what really happened in this enigmatic case and how much of the mysterious story that has been told over the years
Hillbilly Deadtime Stories Ep 140 Ojai, CA
Ojai, CA has 3 urban legends that have scared the locals going back to the 1800's. You will hear about all 3 in this episode.
episode 376: Spine Tingling Stories for Halloween
Jerry, Tracy & Christen tell you several short stories fitting for a Halloween night around the campfire. Ernie & Denise Pack from Packman Paranormal to talk about a few new ventures they are involved with.
HHS Presents Macabre Misfortunes Ep 83 John Denver
Most of us know at least a few John Denver songs. Most probably know he died in a plane crash. In this episode, you will learn what happened on that tragic day.
HHS Classic Ep 183 Elke Sommer Haunting
Jerry & Tracy discuss the haunting of Elke Sommer & Joe Hyam in the mid 1960s in L.A.