“Who’s this from?” I wondered when I opened the small package and discovered an Adopt A Ghost inside. It was a logical question since I hadn’t ordered it, and it didn’t include a gift message. However, it also made me wonder something else. “Do they sell this version on AmazonContinue Reading
Okay, it’s exciting enough that Netflix released a new volume of Unsolved Mysteries episodes on October 2. But even better, just in time for Haloween, of this season’s four episodes, three examine supernatural mysteries! “Mysterious Mutilations” (episode 3) explores whether humans or extraterrestrials are responsible for cattle mutilations. “The RoswellContinue Reading
Have you ever taken a squirrel safari? Maybe you’re thinking, “Why on earth would I want to do that?” It’s possible that, like me, you live somewhere you don’t really need to. You regularly see the little rodents scampering about. Plus, they’re squirrels. I completely understand if you’re all, “IContinue Reading
Do you ever check out the News section on YouTube? Among today’s top news offerings were reports about the recent find of a rare oarfish. The first headlines were fairly mundane, which is why I ignored the story at first. Inside Edition and NEWS CENTER Maine had nearly identical coverContinue Reading
“Will they have a supernatural episode again?” I wondered as I started watching the trailer for Netflix’s Unsolved Mysteries: Volume 4. Halfway through, I got my answer. Yes. And it looked like it was going to be about Mothman. Which I had mixed feelings about. The Mothman that terrorized—and wasContinue Reading
“Wait, wait, wait,” I said when I noticed where the link that a friend had shared with me led. Before that, all I’d been able to see was the video’s title: “Step inside the record-breaking Haunted Hotel! – Meet The Record Spookers.” Of course, I was interested in watching it,Continue Reading
Well, that didn’t last long. No sooner was the Nevada Monolith discovered than it was removed. But unlike when this happened in 2020 with its cousin in Utah, there’s no mystery surrounding who took the one near Gass Peak. Although, the mystery of who took the Utah monolith wasn’t really thatContinue Reading
The word “gripping” has been used to describe Lady in the Lake, the limited series that premieres on Apple TV+ on Friday, July 19. I’d say that description also applies to the trailer, along with “provocative,” “evocative,” “riveting,” “haunting,” and “shiver-inducing.” I experienced a “Wow. Just wow,” reaction after watchingContinue Reading
In November 2020, the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources discovered a mysterious monolith in the desert during a survey of bighorn sheep. It caused quite a stir. No one knew how it got there or why. And what was it? Speculations ranged from an art installation to a portal toContinue Reading
Did Vincent Gaddis start a trend when he designated the area between Bermuda, Puerto Rico, and Miami, Florida, as the Bermuda Triangle? It seems so. Loren Coleman followed suit in 1983 when he called the points of Freetown, Rehoboth, and the Rockland/Abington area of Massachusetts the Bridgewater Triangle. The BermudaContinue Reading
Why hadn’t I ever wondered what kind of legends and lore (if any) the Northern Lights had inspired? It seemed so obvious once it hit me, yet it wasn’t until I watched It’s a Wonderful Knife that I found myself pondering the question. The lights play a key role inContinue Reading
“You might think Berenstain is misspelled,” John Oliver said at the beginning of the “Libraries” episode of Last Week Tonight. “You might remember it as S-T-E-I-N, but that’s wrong. It’s a weird Mandela effect thing that a lot of people misremember.” The Berenstain Bears Mandela effect was the last thingContinue Reading
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