ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Season 8, Episode 1.
A phantom crew rows eternally through the Atlantic fog.
A light moves from room to room in an abandoned house.
A dark presence pins you to your bed at night.
Charis Cotter's "Screech: Ghost Stories from Old Newfoundland" will not only give you goosebumps, but also insights into daily (and nightly) life in rural homes where the dead play surprising roles.
She told Costas Halavrezos how schoolchildren helped her track down Newfoundland's most enduring spooky tales.
English
Canada
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