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Head to the shores of Crystal Lake—if you dare—this Saturday, March 14, as the House of Svengoolie presents the slasher that started it all: Friday the 13th! In a rare treat for Sven fans, the crew is diving into the 1980 classic where the counselors of Camp Crystal Lake learn the hard way that some legends never die. While the mist may have cleared from last month, a new...


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You might be a lifelong “Squatcher” or a curious skeptic. In either case, Nick Redfern’s The Bigfoot Book: The Encyclopedia of Sasquatch, Yeti, and Cryptid Primates is a definitive, high-energy guide. It explores the world’s most famous hidden giants. Redfern is a prolific researcher in the fields of the paranormal and cryptozoology. He brin...


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The 2009 psychological horror-thriller After.Life remains one of the more polarizing entries in the “is she or isn’t she” subgenre of cinema. Directed by Agnieszka Wojtowicz-Vosloo in her feature debut, the film weaves a macabre tale that blurs the line between a clinical reality and a supernatural transition.

The Premise: A Living Nightmare

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One of the most famous ghost photographs in history isn’t a grainy, modern digital blur, but a 1936 long-exposure shot taken at Raynham Hall in Norfolk, England. The image of the “Brown Lady” remains a cornerstone of paranormal research, sparking decades of debate between believers and skeptics.

The Legend of Dorothy Walpole

Before the photograph made...


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Released in 1964, Mothra vs. Godzilla (originally titled Mosura tai Gojira) stands as a towering achievement in the Kaiju genre. The film was directed by Ishirō Honda. Special effects were crafted by Eiji Tsuburaya. It is often cited by critics and fans alike as the “gold standard” of the Showa era. This film is the last in the original ...


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