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This theory reminds me of the Head of Donn Bó story from Irish myth.

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What if he gives 'crooked' blessings/miracles - like monkey paw stories

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What if he gives 'crooked' blessings/miracles - like monkey paw stories

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This never actually happened and is actually the plot of a famous Hong Kong movie. 

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This never actually happened and is actually the plot of a famous Hong Kong movie. 

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he was resurrected in the river by a water creature in exchange for his eyes

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he was resurrected in the river by a water creature in exchange for his eyes

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Yes - why give up when the prophesied person dies?

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Eaten for magical pope powers?

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Never mind the heads, worry about what the bodies are up to.

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Never mind the heads, worry about what the bodies are up to.

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I know, not Scotland, but these are burnt bannocks, and the rest is hallucination from eating them. 

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I know, not Scotland, but these are burnt bannocks, and the rest is hallucination from eating them. 

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Blackmarket body parts is great - I worked a case involving that. Is a great explanation for what might seem supernatural.

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I want to know what happened to his blessing fingers after they were cut off.

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I want to know what happened to his blessing fingers after they were cut off.

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Heads are traps for troublesome spirits but the spirits are mostly just quite curious

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Wasn't there a Sicilian (?) king who had a dinner table attended by deceased enemies?

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Wasn't there a Sicilian (?) king who had a dinner table attended by deceased enemies?

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Cardinal from an ancient order sneakily tries to bring about fulfilment of prophecy by putting the corpse on trial and manipulating events so the miracles will occur.

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Cardinal from an ancient order sneakily tries to bring about fulfilment of prophecy by putting the corpse on trial and manipulating events so the miracles will occur.

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In little head shaped ships. Crashed into the garden, and once woken up, started taking a keen interest in events going on around them. The wolfman was nothing to do with them, it was the secret boyfriend of the Celtic expert's daughter, who was particularly hairy (it was the 70s) and accidentally tried to return to the wrong bedroom and escaped. After a while, the aliens manage to find a way to power their ships using a combination of solar power and lucozade, and take off one night to return home, full of stories about these strange humans.

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Supernatural - backstory: the 'finder of the heads' was actually a murderer who cursed his siblings. Each time the heads are within earshot of the murderer, they become smaller and they also 'face' toward the murder.

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Respect the cunning woman. She can give but she can also take away just as easily. A bit like the witch who can cure and can kill.

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She'll take the sheep, dude. So she'll take the source of income. Pay attention. 

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She'll take the sheep, dude. So she'll take the source of income. Pay attention. 

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I like to think it was a woman testing out future husbands. Were they gullible enough to belief she was a fairy? Could they do basic tasks like bake bread? Was it edible? Conditions for his behaviour and a 'I think not, I'm out of here' clause built in

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The Hexham Heads ideas (I have never heard of this one) This reminds me of haunted objects which can either haunt the owner or they can help the owner. Maybe they can possibly do both. Firstly granting wishes until the point where wishes are never enough and the person disappears.

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The Hexham Heads ideas (I have never heard of this one) This reminds me of haunted objects which can either haunt the owner or they can help the owner. Maybe they can possibly do both. Firstly granting wishes until the point where wishes are never enough and the person disappears.

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This is like the Praetorian Guard never disbanded. 

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This is like the Praetorian Guard never disbanded. 

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The Hexham Heads are the Wolfman's sentient teething toys. They've managed to escape thus far, but the Wolfman has found his way through the portal, and is determined to get them back....

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Heads are made using clay from a certain place that has a really high mineral content - they move due to magnetic force.

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Alien recording devices.  Cloaking field failed when the doglike aliens tried to retrieve them the first time, the man who disappeared with them took them back to the mothership so the footage could be analysed.

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Alien recording devices.  Cloaking field failed when the doglike aliens tried to retrieve them the first time, the man who disappeared with them took them back to the mothership so the footage could be analysed.

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I was thinking about Rasputin too!

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The repeated burying and drowning suggests as much!

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The repeated burying and drowning suggests as much!

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Hexham heads remind me of the Edinburgh coffins.  

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Hexham heads remind me of the Edinburgh coffins.  

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Satanic spell, superstitious charm or echo of Edinburgh's grisly underworld history? We examine the theories put forward to explain the strange tale of these tiny coffins, discovered on Arthur's Seat almost 200 years ago. In late June 1836, a group of boys headed out to the north-east slopes of Edinburgh's Arthur's Seat to hunt for rabbits.

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Half-baked bread...

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More info: https://daily.jstor.org/the-cadaver-synod-putting-a-dead-pope-on-trial/

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More info: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hexham_Heads

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More info: https://www.google.co.uk/books/edition/The_physicians_of_Myddvai/bH4NAAAAQAAJ?hl=en&gbpv=1