New York Times veteran investigative journalist Ralph Blumenthal’s first book on the subject of UFOs is about the charismatic, and controversial Harvard physiatrist John Mack. “The Believer: Alien Encounters, Hard Science, and the Passion of John Mack,” which hits store March 15, vividly tells the story of a man unafraid to tackle the unexplained. Mack, a Pulitzer Prize-winning author, professor and the head of the department of psychiatry at Harvard Medical School, was predominantly known in the UFO field for his research that showed compassion, and helped garner mainstream attention to the abduction experiencer phenomena.
Read moreINTERVIEW: William Shatner crosses over to debate real-life unexplained phenomenon
As the iconic Captain Kirk in the revered “Star Trek” franchise, William Shatner’s character traveled to alien planets, encountered ancient civilizations, and traveled in advanced aerospace vessels, but now Shatner has set his phasers to take aim at real-life unexplained cases of other worlds, and extraterrestrials starting with a two-hour cross-over episode of “Ancient Aliens.”
Shatner, host the History Chanel’s “The UnXplained,”for the first-time ever will join a roundtable discussion on the Feb. 12 episode of “Ancient Aliens” with ancient astronaut theory experts Giorgio Tsoukalos Erich von Däniken, David Childress, William Henry, Linda Moulton Howe and others.
Read moreEXCLUSIVE: Spicewood UAP flap returns; triangle formation, orbs, oddities
In 2018, punkrockandufos.com exclusively reported two different sightings of orb appearances over Texas Hill Country. Sheena Lee, a resident of Spicewood, which is right over Lake Travis 30 miles outside of Austin, saw what looked like a shooting star or satellite that appeared to be “scouting the area.” Since then, she has seen orbs in the sky every now and then, but the first week of 2021 the UAPs have returned regularly, and have brought some high strangeness along.
Read moreJournalist Leslie Kean's 'Surviving Death' brings paranormal doc to Netflix
Best-selling author and New York Times journalist Leslie Kean helped catapult the credibility of the UFO topic with her book “UFOs: Generals, Pilots, and Government Officials Go on the Record,” and the co-writing the landmark 2017 New York Times Pentagon UFO program article, but now the afterlife is at the forefront with the “Surviving Death” Netflix documentary series based upon her book of the same name.
Read more'The Proof Is Out There' latest HISTORY series to tackle unexplained videos
The thirst for anomalous content from TV executives and viewers alike never really seems quenched. History’s latest investigative series “The Proof Is Out There” is another analysis series of unexplained viral videos, and with episodes clocking in at 22-minutes run time, History’s latest show is an easily digestible, concise offering that doesn’t require much background knowledge to enjoy.
Read moreREVIEW: 'The Mark of the Bell Witch' hits the mark
“The Mark of the Bell Witch” is more than just a horror-documentary from Small Town Monsters, but a great representation of Americana folklore.
Read more'Unidentified' witness looks to crowd source own Sky Hub project
Former staff sergeant U.S.A.F security forces Jeremy McGowan never cared to go down the rabbit hole of UFOs until his own military operation sighting in Jordan in 1995 prompted him to change course. Now as a civilian, McGowan looks to join the many ex-military in the ranks of tracking down UAPs, and is doing so by trying to fundraise to build his own Sky Hub tracker.
Read moreREVIEW: 'The Mothman Legacy' comes right in time for Halloween
Small Town Monsters latest offering “The Mothman Legacy” is a perfect paranormal documentary to watch this Halloween season.
Read moreREVIEW: 'The Phenomenon' an important, credible UFO documentary
What Leslie Kean’s “UFOs: Generals, Pilots and Government Officials Go On the Record “ was to UFO books, and To The Stars/History’s “ Unidentified” is currently doing for TV, James Fox documentary “The Phenomenon” will have the same credible, cultural effect on the medium of film.
Read moreINTERVIEW: Luis Elizondo talks To The Stars mass outreach
Luis Elizondo and To The Stars Academy Of Arts and Science has helped break the stigma associated with the UFO/UAP phenomena, has attracted credible news outlets like the New York Times, and has forced the Pentagon to admit that the phenomena exists; a feat predecessors have failed to accomplish.
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