Haunted Objects

The short lived life of James Dean is the stuff of legends however the car that took his life is the stuff of infamous possession. Join us on the first episode of Haunted Objects as we take a trip with the most famous car in Hollywood, James Dean's Little Bastard!

What if you found out something you cherished, an heirloom perhaps, was possessed? Would you try to throw it away? Destroy it? Maybe sell it to an unsuspecting buyer? And how did it become "haunted" to begin with? Those are the questions we are going to ask as we explore those very objects. Some, you might be familiar with, and others might be so obscure that they've been lost to the sands of time, until now. Join host Evan O'Hare on the new podcast from Resurrection Films: Haunted Objects!

Located in the deep American south, where sweltering summers are a way of life, and the thick air is filled with the souls of brutalized slaves and monstrous masters, you will find the Myrtles Plantation in St. Francisville, Louisiana and the soul of one of its inhabitants trapped in a mirror.

An overbearing parent leads to tragic loneliness and a possessed wedding dress.

A screaming skull is a paranormal object, a human skull which per legend speaks, screams, or otherwise haunts its environs. The legend is most found in England and other English-speaking regions.

The Bettiscombe screaming skull of Dorset, England, is attested at least as early as 1897 in the book The Haunted Homes and Family Traditions of Great Britain. That book details an alleged visit to Bettiscombe in 1883 by curiosity-seekers to investigate a skull which, according to legend, was of an African slave once owned by the owner of the house. The slave had supposedly died determined to be buried in his homeland, and any attempt to bury his skull elsewhere would cause the skull to scream aloud.