Harry investigates mysterious occurrences at an office thought to be haunted and tackles his scariest case yet as he battles black magicians, native guardian spirits, government bureaucracy, and worst of all...his mother! Tune in as Harry tries to solve the mystery of The Cursed Cubicle!

The historic Iao Theater on the island of Maui has been haunted by a mischievous but harmless ghost for decades. But when the pranks start to turn deadly, Harry is brought in to uncover the true entity behind The Phantom of the Iao Theater.

In this special Halloween episode, Harry confronts the failures of his past to discover the truth behind a ghost girl and a monster which preys on the souls of the innocent. Can Harry stop history from repeating itself again this Halloween? And more importantly, is Bride of Chucky a romcom or horror movie? Find out all this and more in Episode 7 - The Ghost Girl, A Hawaiian Halloween Story.

When we last left Harry in Part 1, he had been stalked and attacked by the mysterious Bow Tie Man, a minion of the insect god Mahino. The evil Mahino was about to emerge from his 1000-year hibernation and had nefarious plans that involved Harry's bloodline, and possibly Harry's very soul. Now, along with his trusty new companion Dr.Lindsay Gouveia, Harry was about to breach the hidden sanctuary of the cult of Mahino. Will Harry escape with his fat ass intact? Tune in for Part 2 of The Bow Tie Man!

In every city, large or small, there are unique characters you see repeatedly throughout town. These individuals possess distinctive appearances or attire that make them easily recognizable to everyone. You take notice of them, commenting on the seemingly peculiar coincidence of encountering them, and then continue with your day, soon forgetting about the encounter until the next time. However, what if these encounters were not mere coincidences? What if these characters harbored more sinister intentions? Such was the case with my encounter with The Bow Tie Man.

The Kazumura Cave lava tubes on the Big Island of Hawaii are popular tourist attractions to visit where you can explore one of the oldest, longest, and deepest caves in the world. But make sure to follow your guide and don't get lost or wander off course or you may stray down the wrong path and find yourself trapped in a bottomless black abyss with monsters that should remain in the darkness because the very sight of them will certainly drive you insane.

You'll laugh, you'll cry, you'll pee your pants as Harry recounts the heartwarming story of how Makahiki, the littlest menehune, defeated Krampus and started the Hawaiian Christmas tradition of putting a pineapple in Hawaii children's Christmas stockings. Stay to the end for an all new all original Hawaiian Christmas carol!

When we left off last week, we were in the middle of a case which presented many questions to be answered.

Why was there a ghost dog living at The Contessa? How do you find someone who was supposed have been dead for the last 50 years? And most importantly, why do middle aged women like boy bands?

By the end of this episode, 2 of these mysteries will be resolved while one will forever haunt our nightmares. Here is Part 2, the conclusion to The Ghost Dog of the Contessa.

The Contessa is reportedly the most haunted building in Honolulu but if you ever visit, don't be surprised if among the many ghosts you might encounter there, some may walk (or float) on four legs. Such is the case in this week's episode where we meet The Ghost Dog of the Contessa.

By popular demand, for those of you with short attention spans, we feature the first Short Scare!

Short Scares are short episodes that cover one small supernatural encounter from the case files of Harry Wong. This week's Short Scare recalls Harry's mother and aunt's unfortunately meeting with The Faceless Woman of Waialae Drive-In.

What do bodies returning from the dead, portals to another dimension, snake headed monsters, and Weekend at Bernie's have in common? It's just another day in the office for Harry Wong, Paranormal Investigator in the conclusion to Episode 3 - The Haunting at the Moani Hotel.

Here's a preview to the conclusion of Episode 3 - The Haunting at the Moani Hotel, where Harry tries to stop an invasion of monsters from another dimension while extolling the virtues of John Carpenter movies.

The next time you stay at a hotel room in Hawaii, or anywhere else for that matter, especially if it’s an older hotel, you might want to consider that someone may have died in that very bed you’re sleeping in. Especially if it was a celebrity. Why do celebrities keep dying in hotels anyways? If I was a celebrity, I'd stay at an Airbnb instead. With the cleaning fees they charge, I would not want to die in an Airbnb. I might just maim myself a little. Anyways, where was I? Oh yeah, people die in hotel rooms all the time, whether by accident or on purpose, and sometimes, no matter how hard they try to clean up the remains, something may get left behind. Such was the case with Episode 3 of Paranormal Investigations Hawaii, The Haunting at the Moani Hotel.

The next time you stay at a hotel room in Hawaii, or anywhere else for that matter, especially if it’s an older hotel, you might want to consider that someone may have died in that very bed you’re sleeping in. Especially if it was a celebrity. Why do celebrities keep dying in hotels anyways? If I was a celebrity, I'd stay at an Airbnb instead. With the cleaning fees they charge, I would not want to die in an Airbnb. I might just maim myself a little. Anyways, where was I? Oh yeah, people die in hotel rooms all the time, whether by accident or on purpose, and sometimes, no matter how hard they try to clean up the remains, something may get left behind. Such was the case with Episode 3 of Paranormal Investigations Hawaii, The Haunting at the Moani Hotel.

If you grew up on Oahu or lived there for a period of time as a teenager, chances are you’ve visited Morgan’s Corner on a dark moonless night with that cute girl from your social studies class, you know the one with the big chi chis that you had to beg to go to the movies with you. Then after you would drive to Morgan’s Corner and try to scare her with the urban legend of the couple and the blood dripping on the car but she tells you she feels sick and wants to leave. Then you would go home and cry yourself to sleep. Then the next day ..wait, what was I talking about now? Oh yeah, Morgan’s Corner. Well Episode 2 recounts my experience years later investigating that same urban legend and my encounter with The Creature at Morgan’s Corner.

If you grew up on Oahu or lived there for a period of time as a teenager, chances are you’ve visited Morgan’s Corner on a dark moonless night with that cute girl from your social studies class, you know the one with the big chi chis that you had to beg to go to the movies with you. Then after you would drive to Morgan’s Corner and try to scare her with the urban legend of the couple and the blood dripping on the car but she tells you she feels sick and wants to leave. Then you would go home and cry yourself to sleep. Then the next day ..wait, what was I talking about now? Oh yeah, Morgan’s Corner. Well Episode 2 recounts my experience years later investigating that urban legend and my encounter with The Creature at Morgan’s Corner.

If you’ve ever driven past the house that used to be on the corner of 8th Avenue and Harding in the Kaimuki neighborhood of Honolulu, you would look at it and think, that’s a haunted house. It was old and dilapi..dilapa..um..buss up, with paint peeling like an old wound that never heal correctly, the yard was all hammajang with a tangle of uncut grass and overgrown bushes, no one was ever seen inside or outside the house. So it must be vacant, right? But then why was there a single lightbulb in an upstairs window which was left on 24/7, like an eye that watched you as you walked or drove past the house. And sometimes, on a dark moonless night, if you looked long enough, you would swear you saw a shadow move just beyond the light. Well Episode 1 recounts my experience with this house and the Demon of 8th Avenue.

If you’ve ever driven past the house that used to be on the corner of 8th Avenue and Harding in the Kaimuki neighborhood of Honolulu, you would look at it and think, that’s a haunted house. It was old and dilapi..dilapa..um..buss up, with paint peeling like an old wound that never heal correctly, the yard was all hammajang with a tangle of uncut grass and overgrown bushes, no one was ever seen inside or outside the house. So it must be vacant, right? But then why was there a single lightbulb in an upstairs window which was left on 24/7, like an eye that watched you as you walked or drove past the house. And sometimes, on a dark moonless night, if you looked long enough, you would swear you saw a shadow move just beyond the light. Well Episode 1 recounts my experience with this house and the Demon of 8th Avenue.

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