The 25 Best Horror Movies Of All Time — And The Chilling True Stories Behind Them

Archaeologists unearth a 9th century Viking temple, who really 'discovered' America, and more of this week's most popular History Uncovered stories.

The 25 Best Horror Movies Of All Time — And The Chilling True Stories Behind Them From "Psycho" to "The Conjuring" to "The Silence of the Lambs," the true stories behind these horror classics are far more chilling than what was on the screen.

1,200-Year-Old Viking Temple Unearthed Complete With Sacrifice Pit And Giant Stone Phallus

Powerful WW2 Bomb Explodes Underwater As Polish Navy Tries To Defuse It Between 1.3 and 1.4 million bombs were dropped on German territory during World War II. According to one estimate, some 10 percent of them never exploded — and many of them have yet to be found.

11 Disturbing Facts About Christopher Columbus That You Didn't Learn In School

Archaeologists Discover 2,400-Year-Old Mask Of The Greco-Roman God Of Wine And Ecstasy "Dionysus was the great liberator through wine, and he would free men of their inhibitions and their very selves."

The Real History Of Who 'Discovered' America That You Didn't Learn In School

55 Pictures That Capture The Height Of The Grunge Era From flannel shirts and ripped jeans to unkempt hair and indoor smoking, grunge was just as much a lifestyle as it was a genre.

Meet Alice Roosevelt: The White House Wild Child Not Even Theodore Roosevelt Could Handle

Inside Turn-Of-The-Century New York’s Immigrant Slums By 1920, New York City was home to around 2 million immigrants who accounted for more than one-third of the city's total population. And most of these people lived in the squalid slums of Lower Manhattan, where it could be 20 people to a room and where human excrement and dead animals were a common sight — and smell — in the streets.

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