The Northeast Remembers
There’s rot in these woods. Fog clings to graveyard stones, and old things still walk the coastal cliffs and pine-black swamps. These aren’t just stories — they’re warnings. And they’ve been whispered here for centuries.
The creatures of the Northeast don’t flash their teeth — they stare, they wait, and when you finally notice them... it’s already too late.
Keep scrolling — but don’t look too long.
Jersey Devil
Hooves, wings, and a scream that splits pine.
Pukwudgie
Small. Spiteful. Waiting for you to slip.
Dover Demon
Bulbous head. Glowing eyes. Vanished as fast as it came.
Montauk Monster
Washed up once. Maybe not the last time.
Champ
You don’t find it. It notices you — then vanishes.
Gloucester Sea Serpent
Spotted for centuries. Still unclaimed by science.