The Curse of Oak Island

The wait is nearly over. The History Channel has finally officially announced the date for the premiere of The Curse of Oak Island Season 12. Fans have been left out in the cold since the end of Season 11, way back in April, but the famously tight-lipped producers have confirmed what we all suspected: the

The Curse of Oak Island’s geoscientist, Dr. Ian Spooner, has claimed in an interview that he’s “convinced something special happened” on the island. The scientist also reiterated that the precious metals he and his colleagues Dr. Matt Lukeman and Dr. Fred Michel detected in the water are not naturally occurring and indicate “human in-placed metal.”

As filming continues for Season 12, the action has seriously ramped up for The Curse of Oak Island in the last couple of weeks with the arrival of some heavy-duty equipment. So, Monsters and Critics is asking what the Fellowship of the Dig plans to do with this equipment. Where’s the big dig happening? So

Something big and new is happening on the island, as a new contractor started delivering equipment en masse yesterday. It was reported that yesterday was a “crazy busy day,” with a constant convoy of equipment, tractor-trailers, and dump trucks crossing the causeway. This has led to a buzz of excitement among fans who reckon a

The Curse of Oak Island Season 11 was primarily centered around the mysterious garden shaft and the guys’ attempts to excavate it and determine its purpose. Unfortunately, the Fellowship’s efforts to excavate this shaft were beset with setbacks, and at times, it was frankly painful to watch. All work came to a crushing halt after

The Curse of Oak Island Season 11 featured the arrival of a new expert archaeologist, Jamie Kouba, who took the island by storm with her enthusiastic and bubbly personality. Oak Island fans are fully aware that the role of archaeologists in the treasure hunt has been rapidly expanding in recent series. We’ve seen a few

There are mysterious happenings at The Curse of Oak Island as a large number of people turned up on the island this week dressed in suits, white shirts, and dress pants. Were the Fellowship of the Dig having a celebration? Have they found the treasure? We’ll likely have to wait for Season 12 to find

Nova Scotia’s legendary blacksmith Carmen Legge has been a firm fan favorite on The Curse of Oak Island since he first appeared in Season 6. Since that first appearance in 2019, Carmen has been featured in 41 episodes of The Curse of Oak Island, and one episode of the spin-off show Drilling Down. Carmen started

The Curse of Oak Island team has been working hard this week with “truck load after truck load” piling over the causeway between the island and the Nova Scotia mainland. Rick and Marty Lagina might be Michigan boys, born and raised, but there was no time to stop and celebrate the US Independence Day yesterday