Kevin Bacon Connecticut Farmhouse: It Was Haunted
Kevin Bacon Connecticut Farmhouse: it was haunted. It sounds like a plotline for a new podcast.
Well the iconic actor actually shared this weird story on a recent podcast.
Kevin Bacon is no stranger to social media. His almost famous playing with goats videos has amassed millions of views.
https://youtu.be/-NGFJqVfE-c
Most recently he stunned a Billy Joel audience making a guest appearance on stage toting a guitar, and playing with the piano man himself.
Just this past weekend he debuted in the new Marvel Comics super hero, comedy horror movie, Toxic Avenger. Bacon stars along with Game Of Thrones star Peter Dinklage. Dinklage plays Winston, a down and out janitor. After his employer denies him needed medical coverage, he decides to steal money from the boss. In the process, Winston falls in some toxic waste and yes, becomes a superhero. This should be fun, because Bacon, plays the villain.
Let’s hope he plays it OVER THE TOP.
So yes, Kevin Bacon knows how to remain relevant and stay working. But in a recent podcast, he shares a scare at home, that was NOT a movie.
Kevin Bacon Connecticut Farmhouse: It Was Haunted
On the recent podcast with actor Rob Lowe, Bacon shared the story of the time he purchased farmland in Connecticut. As part of the deal, the owner insisted that an abandoned house on the land was haunted. The spooked owner went on to say that if Bacon did not destroy the house, it would cause damage to Bacon his family. Bacon said:
The owner believed the house, which he grew up in, was haunted due to it reportedly being near a site where a Native American was killed by a colonial soldier during the 1700s. Bacon said that he and the owner came to a contractual agreement that he would destroy the house within a month of owning it.
Ok, right there, that would be enough for ME to exit the deal. But not Kevin Bacon. He doesn’t believe in ghosts. He believes in goats.