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The Riddler Arkham File: The Dark Psychology Behind Gotham’s Greatest Ego
Edward Nygma enters our Arkham Files with his intellect and obsession with puzzles. Explore the dark psychology behind his fixation on admiration, his need to outsmart Batman, and his profound grandiosity.
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Retifism: The Shoe Fetish Psychology Behind Cinderella
For centuries, Cinderella has been celebrated as one of the world’s most beloved fairy tales. Yet beneath the glass slipper and happily ever after lies symbolism that modern psychology finds surprisingly intriguing.
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Dunnottar Castle: The Dramatic Cliffside Fortress Behind Brave
Scotland is home to many magnificent landscapes and medieval castles. With a history stretching back to the Early Middle Ages, it is also home to one of the fortresses that helped inspire the iconic Castle DunBroch from Brave.
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Morbid Curiousities – Mellified Mummy
The ancient art of marinating yourself in honey for the good of mankind, naturally.
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Necrophilia: The Death Fetish Psychology Behind Snow White
For centuries, Snow White has been celebrated as one of the world’s most beloved fairy tales. Yet beneath the poisoned apple and happily ever after lies imagery that modern psychology finds surprisingly unsettling.
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When the Set Became a Killing Ground
The Twilight Zone: The Movie (1983) A night shoot in the canyons above Los Angeles ended with three dead and Hollywood changed forever.
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Mourning Light: Where Shadows Become Legends
At Gothic Bite Magazine, we are proud to showcase the work of artists and photographers whose creativity helps bring the strange, beautiful, and unexplained to life. This week, we are pleased to welcome photographer Huw Lloyd and share his work with our readers.
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Review of the song Afterlife by Addy
This review covers independent artist Addy and his latest 2026 single, Afterlife. His music carries influences reminiscent of HIM, The Cure, and, to a lesser extent, She Wants Revenge.
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Vrykolakas: The Vampires of Greek Folklore
Vampires have existed in folklore across the world for centuries, captivating people with their immortality, their hunger, and the mysteries surrounding the undead. While many immediately think of Dracula, Greece has its own terrifying vampire: the vrykolakas.
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The Bell Witch Cave of Adams, Tennessee
America has no shortage of ghost stories, but few have the documented pedigree of the Bell Witch. Unlike most hauntings, the Bell Witch was witnessed by hundreds of people and investigated by a future president of the United States.
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Space’s Creepiest Mystery
On a muggy August night in 1977, a strip of computer printout rolled out of a machine at Ohio State University’s Big Ear radio telescope, and astronomer Jerry Ehman did something almost no scientist ever gets to do.
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When Someone Asks Us to Build a Monster
People call Furry Puppet Studio for all kinds of reasons. Sometimes they need a custom puppet. Sometimes they need a mascot. And sometimes they call and say: I need a monster.
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Between Worlds Photography by Kelsey Milsap
At Gothic Bite Magazine, we are proud to showcase the work of artists and photographers whose creativity helps bring the strange, beautiful, and unexplained to life. This week, we are pleased to welcome photographer Kelsey Milsap and share her work with our readers.
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The Backrooms Origin and Tales
Biters it’s been far too long… But I am back once more with a new topic and some personal anecdotes to go with it. The tail end of May a movie of the backrooms came out so what say you biters shall we get lost in the internet’s endless yellow hellscape that is the backrooms?
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Born for the Night: How I Became a Vampire and a Vampirologist
There are two things I have always been certain of: I was never meant for the daylight, and I was born to know vampires.
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Poveglia Island: Italy’s Most Haunted Place
Sitting in the Venetian Lagoon between Venice and Lido, Poveglia Island has been called the most haunted place in Italy—and quite possibly the world. Today, the Italian government keeps the island closed to visitors. But why? The answer begins with a plague.
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Weird and Wacky – The Toynbee Tiles
Somewhere beneath the feet of commuters crossing Philadelphia’s busy intersections, a secret is buried in the asphalt.
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Vampirology: The Gothic Science of the Night
What is vampirology? Explore the folklore, history, psychology, and cultural significance of vampires through the eyes of a certified vampirologist.
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The Queen Mary’s Ghosts
She once carried the Allied war effort across the Atlantic. Now, the RMS Queen Mary sits permanently docked in Long Beach, California, and she may not be as empty as she looks.
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Creepy Towns of America – Behind the Tulip Curtain
Every spring, the town of Pella, Iowa erupts in a riot of tulips, tens of thousands of blooms in cheerful red, yellow, and white, drawing tourists from across the Midwest to its Tulip Time Festival. Windmills creak pleasantly in the breeze. Church spires pierce a wide, flat sky. On the surface, Pella looks like a…
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