A person with four enormous, crab-like claws. A spider with a human head. “The Four-Eyed Man of Cricklade.” The “melon child of Radnor.” In 1895, the Boston Sunday Post published an article about ...

One of the more interesting historical nuggets to cross our transom in recent years is the claim that a certain English gentleman of the nineteenth century named Edward Mordrake (or "Edward Mordake," ...

Although it is considered lazy writing to simply quote another's work, the tale of Edward Mordrake (sometimes known as Edward Mordake) really should come from the primary source and partially in his ...

Mordrake was a noble heir who lived in the 1800s. He had one normal face on the front of his head and a smaller one on the back. The small face couldn't eat or talk, but according to 19th century ...

Ryan Murphy has already stated that Edward Mordake will be in the two Halloween episodes and in fact, both episodes are named after the two faced man, who will be played by Wes Bentley. There is some ...