Them is a forthcoming Amazon original limited horror anthology series that explores terror in America. Think American Horror Story, except instead of being created by Ryan Murphy, it’s executive produced by Little Marvin with Lena Waithe. Amazon recently released the trailer for the first season, Them: Covenant, which premieres onContinue Reading
Fish swim in schools so it stands to reason that mermaids would too, right? In fact, learning how to operate that monofin skillfully requires lessons. That’s what AquaMermaid School does. Teaches people “how to swim like a mermaid.” Did you read that and think, “AquaMermaid School? Is there such aContinue Reading
In addition to the second season of the original docuseries Going from Broke, what’s on Crackle during April 2021? Well, for starters, there are two exclusive features, Cagefighter and Exit Plan. But what about good mysteries, thrillers, or horror movies? (Because that’s the sort of entertainment that appeals most toContinue Reading
Are you among those upset that your favorite paranormal travel channel shows are on discovery+? I’ve gotten a couple of comments about that on posts I’ve shared with new discovery+ show info. The latest of which was about a new series hitting the streamer on April 17, Ghost Brothers: LightsContinue Reading
Recently an article on TripSided caught my eye. It was about how Amazon is venturing into the travel business. Sort of. They’re currently Beta testing a new hub called Amazon Explore. It offers a variety of private virtual experiences from around the world that “lets you learn and discover differentContinue Reading
At the beginning of this year, I wrote a Haunted Walk update after talking with HW’s creative director, Jim Dean, for the podcast. One of the things that came up was up their Virtual Haunted Campfires for 2021. Jim hosts them but he turns it over to special guests fromContinue Reading
I spotted an article from WTOL11 about a new exhibit that will be on display at the Toledo Museum of Art from June 12 through September 5, 2021. It’s called “Supernatural America: The Paranormal in American Art” and was organized by the Minneapolis Institute of Art. As WTOL put it,Continue Reading
NOTE: On Aug. 21, 2021, I received an email from Steven Orfield alerting me to inaccuracies first reported in this post when it was published on Feb. 16, 2021. When I asked him if he had time to elaborate on what I got wrong, he graciously did. This post nowContinue Reading
About a month ago, a story from the Greely Tribune hit my Google alerts and caught my eye for a couple of reasons. One, it was from my home state (Colorado). Two, it was about monsters. Specifically, ones invading Denver (my hometown) at a new Distortions Monster World exhibit. Yeah,Continue Reading
Romantic historic hotels with haunted 14th floors would’ve been an even better list in time for Valentine’s Day and February 14 and all, right? Yes, I agree with you. However, I really only know of one with a storied haunted 14th floor: The Hotel Monteleone. That doesn’t mean there aren’tContinue Reading
What will you find new in discovery+’s Paranormal & Unexplained hub during the February 15-28 time frame? Well, for one, they’re introducing a new series, Aliens in Alaska, that examines the last frontier’s reputation as a hotbed for extraterrestrial encounters. You can also watch as the AIMS team gathers ’roundContinue Reading
On February 5, Alex Matsuo from The Spooky Stuff sent me a message on Facebook with a link to a post that blew me away. The link was to a list of 30 of the most influential people in the paranormal that she had “compiled based on [her] personal developmentContinue Reading
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