Scariest Monsters in America
Synopsis
In each U.S. state, stories of monsters living among people have long been used to scare children and deter misbehavior. But which of these mythical creatures is the most feared? The two-hour Tubi special *Scariest Monsters in America* presents a countdown of the top ten monsters from across the country. Featuring a terrifying home invader and a clever cannibal, the program explores evidence related to each legendary creature to determine, once and for all, which monster is most worthy of state recognition.
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- Camille Acostaas Self - Folklore Researcher
- Ashlynn Kampsas Self - Content Creator
- Chad Lewisas Self - Researcher of the Weird
- Eli Watsonas Self - Host, Cryptid Campfire Podcast
- Alyssa Phenixas Self - Social Media Influencer
- Lamont Pearley Sras Self - Producer & Host, The African American Folklorist Podcast
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16 unique people credited
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Camille Acosta
as Self - Folklore Researcher
Ashlynn Kamps
as Self - Content Creator
Chad Lewis
as Self - Researcher of the Weird
Eli Watson
as Self - Host, Cryptid Campfire Podcast
Alyssa Phenix
as Self - Social Media Influencer
Lamont Pearley Sr
as Self - Producer & Host, The African American Folklorist Podcast
Sara Burdorff
as Self - Folklore & Mythology Researcher
John Desouza
as Self - Retired Special Agent, FBI
David Weatherly
as Self - Author, The Black Eyed Children
Zelia Edgar
as Self - Folklore Researcher
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