The inspiration behind Wolf Creek may not have the most bodies under his belt, but he is undeniably one of Australia's most cruel and unhinged serial killers. I am of course talking about the absolutely insane case of the Backpacker murders at the hands of Ivan Milat.

He is not only wanted for murder but also for questioning in the disappearance and suspected death of a cousin and the indecent assault of a minor.

Police worry if he isn't apprehended soon, he may kill again... and they're right on the money with their concerns.

We also take a look at The SOS Incident, a disappearance that is so sussy it even left investigators scratching their noggins.

Also, what's the worst thing you could be doing when you die? How do you definitely not want to be found? I reckon this is top 3, easy.

Ever wondered about an alternative ancient history? Is there any evidence to support it? Whatever the answer, it's kind of fun to think about.

Strap in, this one's a real doozy.

Jord exposes the elusive "Bunnajor", a rarely talked about Australian cryptid that could be leftover from the Megafauna.

Josh gives us an overview of El Chupacabra and his unbridled opinion of what it actually is.

***Due to insanely frustrating technical difficulties there is no youtube video for this episode***

And the lost ship called "Jenny" (not to be confused with the one from Forrest Gump) was found TWENTY YEARS later with the crew not having aged a day.

Josh and Jord fight for the title of the resident Cryptozoologist.

Josh talks about the most haunted highway in Australia where bodies often get dumped and a ghoulish figure has been harassing motorists for years.

Jord looks into a Kentucky alien encounter that kinda seems pretty legit.

With the help of Linda Godfrey's 'The Beast of Bray Road: Tailing Wisconsin's Werewolf', we dive head first into into the disturbing history if the Beast and attempt to figure out what it actually may be.

Sometimes fact is more terrifying than fiction.

In 1876, a shower of something that wasn't water rained down on a farm in Kentucky. The land owners were surprised to see what looked liked... meat?

Speaking of flesh, in 1929 a whole bunch of Russian prisoners are sent to a remote island without food or shelter and shit gets real bad, real quick.

We are also joined by a special guest who talks of a bone-chilling wolf attack that results in bloody carnage.

Bree regales with a story of tables being turned when a potential serial killer falls victim to their intended victim.

Jord tells the fascinating story of a French Village being terrorised by a massive wolf like creature in the 1700s.

Also, a whole bunch of accidental deaths in one family occurred in the same remote place over many years, who or what was behind it?

This episode Josh does a bunch of heavy lifting, talking about a disaster at Lake Nyos that claimed the lives of over a thousand locals.

Jord talks about a man with a weird hand and a penchant for gold.

You'll also learn about soaking.

Sometimes these avian monsters have been reported swooping closer to home, attempting to sink their claws into something deliciously human.

The giggles hit hard in this episode and Josh tries his sober best to keep the conversation on track.

The queen owns some outrageous shit.

A dragon-man is discovered.

Dad joins Bree and Jord as they all go over the most interesting true stories they have recently discovered.

Worse yet, maybe the resting place of a cannibalised Neanderthal family.

In this episode some of the creepiest archaeological discoveries are explored.

Ed Gein's handy work was so grotesque that it helped bring to life the likes of Buffalo Bill (Silence of the Lambs), Leather Face (Texas Chainsaw Massacre) and Norman Bates (Psycho).

If none of that was enough to peak your interest, at least tune in to hear about the belt he made from human nipples (that isn't even the worst of it).

Also, Bree struggles through an endone high while the special guest recounts how he cut off two of his fingers but was more concerned about his biscuit intake for the day. Just the important things.

And did Orson Welles' Broadcast of the H.G Wells' The War of the Worlds really drive families to mass suicide?

Listen to find out.

The letters keep coming and as the nature of the notes grow more and more sinister, Mr and Mrs Broaddus begin to fear a close neighbour may want to do their children serious harm.

Lieutenant Colonel John Henry Patterson, the lead engineer for the build, makes it his personal mission to put an end to the savage, nightly attacks - but these beasts don't act like normal lions and the workmen fear there could be something more sinister at play.

While Bree presents a list of movies that have been deemed cursed by mainstream society, Jord explores a variety of cursed objects.

Josh, not wanting to be left out, asks the hard questions like what everyone’s favourite chip flavour is.

The eggnog is flowing heavily as Bree decides she hates everything about Santa Claus, Josh talks about the fine line between using scare tactics to elicit good behaviour from children and permanently scarring them, while Jord essentially attempts to maintain the dumpster fire that is both his siblings during this episode.

Nothin' like the good ol' days!

Bree and Josh are joined by a special guest as they take turns discussing their favourite mysteries.

Who will fair best when the dead rise?

From funny to frightening (and sometimes both), this "devil-may-care" episode mixes stories heard on the news with a few personal childhood anecdotes bound to shiver your spine and tickle your funny bone.

In this episode we take a look at two mysterious disappearances that aren't your run-of-the-mill unsolved case.