Creepy urban legends

Check these first 10 creepy urban legends in each state! Did yours make the list?

We are all familiar with the legendary Bigfoot, wandering the forests of Pacific Northwest as stories would tell. But Sasquatch is only the tip of the iceberg that is North American folklore and urban myth, as there are countless strange and ghastly creatures, ghosts and witches allegedly roaming the states. From dog boy to the dark watchers, every state has its own source of spooky stories and legends that are meant to draw the interest of the fans of all things scary or maybe even send a…

Myths, tall tales, and urban legends that might be too spooky to go explore.

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We are all familiar with the legendary Bigfoot, wandering the forests of Pacific Northwest as stories would tell. But Sasquatch is only the tip of the iceberg that is North American folklore and urban myth, as there are countless strange and ghastly creatures, ghosts and witches allegedly roaming the states. From dog boy to the dark watchers, every state has its own source of spooky stories and legends that are meant to draw the interest of the fans of all things scary or maybe even send a…

1. According to Japanese urban legends, there is a woman called Kuchisake-onna who asks you if she's pretty twice. If you say no one of those times, you are killed. If you say yes both times she slits your mouth so you look like her.

We are all familiar with the legendary Bigfoot, wandering the forests of Pacific Northwest as stories would tell. But Sasquatch is only the tip of the iceberg that is North American folklore and urban myth, as there are countless strange and ghastly creatures, ghosts and witches allegedly roaming the states. From dog boy to the dark watchers, every state has its own source of spooky stories and legends that are meant to draw the interest of the fans of all things scary or maybe even send a…