The Travel Channel's Ghost Adventures starring Zak Bagans is a favorite here at the Cooperative. So much so that to celebrate this scary Halloween month, we have put together a Ghost Adventures bingo sheet.

Have even more fun watching Ghost Adventures with your friends. Play this game as you watch each episode (and feel free to take a drink every time you check a box).

Every year, journalists and other writers on the web trip over themselves to write listicle after listicle about the perfect Valentine’s gift to get your lover. I’m not interested in that. I’m good at getting gifts for my lovers.  The true gift-giving conundrum comes in the form of my enemies. How do I let my foes, my truly enraging, my most deeply despised, my least beloveds know the depth of my loathing?

Fear not! What follows is a list of Valentine’s gifts to let those people know exactly what their place is in your life.

Part of our investigative series has included looking into the nature of different popular films. Many have asked the question: Is it possible for a film to have good vibes if it's horny? and, as a follow-up, Is it possible for a film that is chaste to be evil?

Well, we've investigated and are happy to present to you our findings. Here is the definitive charting of films based on two factors: good/evil vibes and horny/chaste energy. Mouse over each point to see the film and justification for its placement.

Listen, we’ve all been there: Your professor assigns you a paper but doesn’t give a prompt, just a page count and a deadline. And you say, “okay I’ll start that next week.”

But you don’t. You don’t start next week. Or the next week. Or even the week after that.

In fact, it has come down to this very moment: the night before your paper is due. And you don’t even have a topic! What will you do? How will you decide what to write about?

Never fear. Those of us here at Sad Goose Cooperative feel your pain. For your convenience, we’ve created a tool that generates titles for all your academic paper needs. Simply click "randomize" and we’ll generate a paper title to get you started.

Here at Sad Goose, we're fans of other cool art. Featured below is a horror zine called "Interrogating the Archive," a fanzine of Rusty Quill's "The Magnus Archives." Each two-page spread features one of the fourteen types of horror explored in TMA. The zine is best viewed in full-screen.

Which page do you like best? Which page is freakiest?