‘The Devil’s Stomping Ground’ Exclusive Trailer: Urban Legend Meets Hybrid Found Footage Horror

‘The Devil’s Stomping Ground’ Exclusive Trailer: Urban Legend Meets Hybrid Found Footage Horror

by Mary Beth McAndrews on Dread Central

Every town, no matter how small, has at least one urban legend. In rural North Carolina, that urban legend is that of The Devil’s Tramping Grounds. It’s a supposedly cursed piece of land where the Devil walks. No plants grow there, dogs are terrified of it, and campers report seeing strange figures near it in the dead of night. Sure there’s probably a scientific explanation, but where’s the spooky fun in that? Now that urban legend is getting the horror movie treatment in Jonathan Landau’s new film The Devil’s Stomping Ground. Landau takes the well-known tall-tale and creates a hybrid found footage horror about, well, the horrors of making a movie, paired with some supernatural happenings for good measure.

Tripping on Legends personal moments at the Devil’s Tromping Ground:

Travel Log…The Devil’s Tramping Ground

Including the Episode:

There is more than just barren land

…and the infamous Clang and Fly Video:

Explore all of the episodes having to do with the 2017 Summer Legend Trip to North Carolina and Indiana:

Travel Log…100 Steps Cemetery in Indiana

Episode 22…Meeting the Pukwudgies in Indiana

Episode 23…100 Step Cemetery in Indiana

Episode 15…Cool for the Summer

Episode 17…Trips, Triangles, and North Carolina Folklore

Episode 18…Whispers and Screams from Shiloh

Episode 19…Tripping Carolina in My Mind

Travel Log…The Devil’s Tramping Ground

Episode 20…There’s Something in Room 223

Episode 21…but Who Is Haunting Lydia

Travel Log…The Lady of Shiloh Cemetery in Sanford, Florida

When the Trippers Hit Carolina

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Explore the darker side of Fort Myers with Christopher Balzano during the dark on a hauntingly unforgettable walking tour with True Tours.

Check out Christopher Balzano’s books, including the newly released Haunted Southwest Florida.

Feel free to call our new phone number during our live shows to get involved, share a legend you’ve heard, or to just ask a question at (813) 418-6822.

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The book, part of the Haunted America Series, was written to be a frightening yet friendly journey through the heart of the forest and the towns dealing with its shadow. This meant many of the stories I heard and the rumors I followed up on could not be part of the book. There was something too dark and too complex for this kind of book. When I then published Ghostly Tales of the Ocala National Forest for a younger audience, many of those stories became even more watered down. Two New Books Take a Close Look at the Haunted of Southwest Florida Okay…for the new full multimedia drop pages… Episode 137…Is the Ghost in the Details? Episode 136…This Redhead Ain’t Hitchin Thank you from @truetoursfortmyers for an amazing 2025. Strange thing are afoot at the Circle K. The new book Ghostly Tales of Southwest Florida arrived today. The new book Ghostly Tales of Southwest Florida arrived today.