This is a new page featuring just some of the film series on my haunted channel. This page is in progress and I will continue to add more of these films…

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The Episodes of ‘Feb-Brew-Faerie’ {from latest to earliest…}

Latest {Below}

Unsung Moments {Coffee Stain Fairy Folklore} Februfairy #010

I was effected by the emotions in this piece as well as the light more so than perhaps any of my Coffee pieces. It is a special one and so is the story. I hope you agree and it would mean a lot to me if you left me some thoughts of yours in the comments.

Bewitched Faeries {One hour of Fairy Stories/ Coffee Stain Folklore} Februfairy #009

Looking for something moody, ambient, and relaxing? Here are 28 calming sleepy faerie stories. May they bring you some peace and enchantement in this restless little world of ours...

Queen Mab {Shakespeare/ Faerie Folklore/ Coffee} Februfairy #008

A haunted exploration of that intriguing speech from Romeo and Juliet when Mercutio full on shares with us his encounter with "QUEEN MAB". Let's do this.

The Histories of NicNevin {Scottish Fairy Folklore} Februfairy #007

A powerful Faerie deep within the forests of Scotland. She has many names and many a Scholar has a differing notion of her. Come and enjoy her haunting story as the Ghost-Storyteller sifts through the many guises she enjoys.

Faerie Frock Festivities {Fairy Folklore} Februfairy #006

They seem to exist somewhere between angels and devils owing to some kind of code of conduct all to them selves. Over the last few years I have drawn and painted them every february {for 'Februfairy'} with coffee stains and I always submerge myself in their legends and myths.

The Moon Faerie {The Lunantisidhe} Irish/ Celtic Folklore Often Haunted #006

If you wanted to take a piece of wood from the Blackthorn tree WITHOUT getting Cursed- here's how you'd do it- {kind of!}. Enjoy a one man show of my Ghost-Storytelling for "The Moon Faerie" {or The Lunantisidhe- pronounced Lune-Ant -i -Shee}.

The Beast of Llwn Barfog ~ Welsh Folklore ~ Februfairy #005

The fifth piece in my Faerie folklore series takes us to the Mystical Welsh Countryside of olden days. I had a wonderful encounter with the old legends of Wales' own 'Lochness-type Monster- Cryptid known as "AFANC".

Faerie Feast: The Brownies! ~ Irish Folklore Februfairy #004

In the mists of the Emerald Isle, the old lore tells of the Fae in many manifestations- among them are the "The Brownies". Little people and a type of Faerie who come out to poke around. They possess varying degrees of magical powers and can be quite the helpful little spirits. However- and typical of the Fae, these handy beings can come with quite the curse if you cross them.

All Hail The Oak King {Time-Lapse Painting+ Ghost Story} Februfairy #003

This is the story of endless struggle, triumph, love, and longing between the Oak King, his Rival and brother, The Holly King and the Woman they Love, The Goddess of early Lore from Druidry, Wicca, and avrying other pagan histories.

Naughty Faeries {Gean-Canach} Irish Folklore~ Februfairy #002

Based upon the Old Irish legend of the Mischievous Faerie or Fae known as Gean-Canach {Pronounced Ghan-Kana}. This strange tale tells of a warning by Granny to a cherished Grand Daughter.

The Twilighting and the Daoine Sidhe ~ Februfairy #001

Based on the legends of the Fae folk of old Irish Folklore- the Daoine Sidhe {Pronounced Dana- Shee/ Doona Shee} is a Gaelic Name for "The People of the Mound".