Urban legend: Dating to the 1930s, the legend of alligators living in sewers has popped up in New York City, Paris, Florida and Louisiana. Where to watch: The film is available to stream on ...

The supposedly happy vacation, however, immediately becomes a nightmare as the malevolent spirit of La Llorona, a local legend, latches itself to the family.

According to legend, La Llorona was a beautiful woman who drowned her children in a jealous rage and now roams riversides at night, crying and searching for replacements.

The legend of La Llorona has scared people for many years. It comes from Mexican folklore and has been told for generations.© Travel Mexico Solo La Llorona is a ghostly figure said to roam near ...

If you find yourself in San Francisco’s Mission District at the corner of 24th and York streets, you can’t help but notice the massive, blue-toned mural that stands there — rising over two stories ...

But this is merely one tale of La Llorona. Throughout the years, she has become a Latin American legend who has crept into the depths of storytelling that’s been passed down for generations.

Vengeful folklore legend La Llorona makes a rare and early U.S. comic book appearance in 1952's Pre-Code Horror classic The Unseen #9. Published Sun, 12 May 2024 10:47:08 -0500 ...

The 2022 La Llorona and 2023 Monstrous mazes were each named the Horror Nights House of the Year at Universal Studios Hollywood. Universal Studios Hollywood has already announced Horror Nights 2025 ...