Demonic possession has long been a subject of fear and fascination. But what if the real horror lies not in the existence of demons, but in our interpretations of them?

In this episode, we delve into two captivating narratives: *A Head Full of Ghosts* by Paul G. Tremblay and the film *The Cleansing Hour*. Both of these stories explore the theme of belief and the narratives we create around them, revealing unsettling truths about human nature.

This episode of Momster Mash kicks open the Book Crypt.

Under the Blood Moon lunar eclipse on 3/3, we explore why horror matters, how it reveals societal fears, and how it challenges us to face our own shadows. We’re talking about the books that creep, linger, and haunt long after the page is closed. From personal stories to the authors who are redefining horror, this episode is about feeding the mind, sharpening discernment, and embracing lessons only the darkness can teach.

What if the parts of your spirituality that seem contradictory… are actually the ones making you whole?

In this episode of Momster Mash, I’m talking about two figures who have walked with me through some of the hardest seasons of my life — Jesus Christ and Hekate.

For some people, that combination might seem contradictory, confusing, or even wrong.

This isn’t about telling you what to believe.

It’s about showing you that wholeness is allowed to look different than you were taught.