Despite suffering from some low production value, this series on Destination America is pretty great.
Tons of weird chilling moments.
Click below:
Tuesday, April 30, 2013
Alien Mysteries
Monday, April 29, 2013
EMT Ghost Stories
I have had fellow coworkers swear that strange things have occurred in
the ER. Two people that I work with were charting at the nurses station
when they both heard a scream followed by incoherent words come from one
of our open bays. There were three patients in the room and they denied
screaming or hearing anything. I have also had fellow coworkers talk
about hearing strange voices especially after really bad codes and one
person states she felt someone grabbing her shoulder after the doc
pronounced a trauma code. These are all respectable people and I do not
think they would lie.
More at ghostsnghouls.com.
Click below:
Monday Morning Music
Lucky, by All India Radio.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tSeNk5ZE-kw
Saturday, April 27, 2013
Campfire Treat
The joys of camp . . . mesmerized by the fire, singing and laughing,
while toasting marshmallows to rich, gooey perfection!
A potentially Halloween-ish scent from Yankee. Though as an inmate of a summer day camp for a few weeks when I was young, I find the phrase "joys of camp" appalling.
They should add an earthy hay/grass scent to it and rename it Halloween Hayride for the upcoming Fall season.
Friday, April 26, 2013
Thursday, April 25, 2013
Skeleton Flowers
Wednesday, April 24, 2013
Tuesday, April 23, 2013
The Man Who Shot Sasquatch
Was watching Monsters and Mysteries in America last week. It's a series with low production value and a lot of cheese, but it has some decent content. Justin Smeja was featured last night, and he claims to have shot an adult Sasquatch and killed a juvenile Squatch. I'm no friend of Bigfoot and I subscribe to the view that, if real, they're what the American Indian believed to be a human-like race which fed on humans (see: Missing 411).
Well, Smeja described hunting with his friend and coming across a Bigfoot. He aimed and took a shot. The adult fell to the ground and was trying to crawl further into the woods to escape. Then he saw two juveniles. He pursued and shot one in the throat, even held it in his arms as it died.
It was like being behind that mirror in an interrogation room, listening to a murderer tell how he did it. Very strange and chilling.
So I dug around and found that this is a pretty big story in the Bigfoot community. Justin Smeja even passed a lie detector test.
Monday, April 22, 2013
Interview With Karl Mueller And Jon Foster
A neat interview about the making of Mr. Jones. At the 15:35 mark, the interviewer asks "Who took home a scarecrow?"
Click below:
Cologne Of The Dead
Both Zombie scents are described as a combination of dried leaves, mushrooms, mildew, moss and earth. Zombie for Her comes with “a touch of Dregs from the bottom of the wine barrel for that feminine touch.”
Click below:
Sunday, April 21, 2013
Some Mr. Jones Reviews
Gotta take the good with the bad...
Here's a review from The Hollywood Reporter
and here's one from the J.B. Spins blog.
Happy Birthday, Antonio Bay
The Twenty First of April... Antonio Bay is 133 years old today.
Click below for the super cool tribute to John Carpenter's The Fog at The End of Summer blog.
Saturday, April 20, 2013
Mr. Jones Premiere
Just got back from New York. We attended the premiere of Karl Mueller's Mr. Jones at the Tribeca Film Festival. An absolutely surreal experience to see my scarecrows on the big screen. We met fellow haunter Noah Fentz in the lobby and then met up with K.O. and her husband. Hanging with those guys made the entire experience unforgettable. Truly.
Super excited for Karl and everyone involved with the film for getting a distribution by Anchor Bay. Hopefully soon we'll get some specifics on the deal, and a trailer.
The first clip has been released.
Click below to watch (no scarecrows though):