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Mystery Town, USA in Mackinaw City, Michigan is a walk-through tourist attraction that includes excursions to paranormal places like the Bermuda triangle, Atlantis, The tomb of King Tut, Area-51, underneath the Loch Ness, and more.
Read moreBreyfogle the creative team behind the 1990s fan-favorite Batman title “Shadow of the Bat”. Many of the storylines of that era were reflective of the times and pop culture. Grant tackled topics like the war on drugs in “Shadow of the Bat,” and with “The Abduction and “Dreamland “ they pulled from popular culture of the times like “The X-Files.”
Read moreWith the holiday season coming up, here are some suggested gifts for the UFO/ paranormal enthusiast in your family.
Read moreA theme in many horror movies involves not falling asleep, well don’t sleep on the Halloween-obsessed pop-punk band Driveways.
Read moreFamous UFO experiencer Chris Bledsoe has been documenting his encounters with orbs, lights, alien beings and UFOs through photos, videos, and his own artistic expression.
Read moreNetflix’s “Horse Girl” is a psychological thriller with some dark comedy parts that will certainly attract the UFO crowd with its abduction experiencer elements.
Read more“Witness To Another World” is a great introductory documentary into the phenomena that also serves as a reminder that it is a cross-cultural/ international phenomena as well.
Read more“A New World” is an awakening for those in the UFO community to continue to refuse to look at the universe from a different view.
Read moreHost of “Somewhere In The Skies” podcast Ryan Sprague is merging his theater background, and on-camera researcher skills for his role in the independent horror movie “Portal.”
Read moreThrough the annals of Hollywood history there have been reoccurring themes of the invasion angles, and “evil alien” agenda with films like “Independence Day” and “Mars Attacks!” There have also been the lighthearted friendly alien movies like “E.T.” and “Paul” to counter the blow’em up popcorn flicks, which could all be part of the idea that Hollywood is in on the plan for a slow disclosure that includes pop culture. In these invasion films, despite being technologically disadvantaged in every way possible, humanity finds a way to win, but is this scenario even possible?
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