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Mona Lisa: The Real Alien
Title: Unveiling the Mysteries: Mona Lisa, Apollo 20, and NASA's Lunar Hiatus The allure of the unknown has always captivated humanity, with space being the ultimate enigma that continues to beckon with its silent mystery. Among the myriad of cosmic tales and theories, few have sparked as much intrigue and debate as the infamous "Mona Lisa EBE" (Extraterrestrial Biological Entity) and the shrouded Apollo 20 mission. Adding to the enigma is the question that nags at the curious and the skeptical alike: Why did NASA cease manned missions to the Moon after Apollo 17? This article delves into these compelling narratives, seeking to separate fact from fiction and to understand the underpinnings of these enduring space lore mysteries.
Donee BlessonPublished about 5 hours ago in HorrorReal Russian Alien Encounters
In the history of unidentified flying object sightings, few are as intriguing and well-documented as the Voronezh UFO Incident. This event, which occurred in the Russian Soviet Union on September 27, 1989, has fascinated ufologists, conspiracy theorists, and the curious public. It is notable for the multiple witnesses, including children and local police, and for the media coverage it garnered, particularly during a period when the Soviet Union maintained tight control over news dissemination. This article explores the events of that autumn evening in Voronezh, the reactions that followed, and the ongoing mystery that remains unresolved.
Donee BlessonPublished about 6 hours ago in Horror
Reviewing a Hat Trick of Villainesses from "Creepshow" Episode 4.03
I have never seen the original Creepshow film, but I'm definitely familiar with the film. This whole phenomenon all started back in 1982 with the anthology film, and we have horror masters George A. Romero and Stephen King to thank for this. The movie spawned two sequels, with the second film coming out in 1987, while the third was released in 2007, 20 years after the second film. It also spawned a spinoff series that we're all familiar with: Tales from the Darkside.
Clyde E. DawkinsPublished about 19 hours ago in HorrorArea 51
Nestled within the arid Nevada desert lies a patch of land shrouded in secrecy and speculation. This is Area 51 – a name that evokes images of clandestine government activities, extraterrestrial encounters, and the enduring quest to uncover the truth about unidentified flying objects (UFOs). The mention of Area 51 ignites a constellation of questions: What happens within the guarded perimeters of this top-secret military base? Are the stories of recovered alien spacecraft and hidden extraterrestrial beings mere science fiction, or is there a kernel of truth to these otherworldly claims?
Donee BlessonPublished a day ago in Horror
Room of Death?
Unveiling the Mysteries of Sree Padmanabhaswamy Temple. The Sree Padmanabhaswamy Temple is a symbol of architectural splendor and spiritual significance in Trivandrum, Kerala. A Divya Desam temple, dedicated to Lord Vishnu at Ananthasayanam in the Anantha-sayanam posture. In addition to its spiritual importance, it is endowed with many mysteries and treasures that have intrigued people for centuries. Explore the temple's details and discover its enduring mysteries with us as we explore its enigmas and details.
Donee BlessonPublished a day ago in HorrorHorrifying true incidents that happened to college students
This story is about the incident that happened in the college campus of Delhi University. Believe it or not, but in this compass I am hearing many stories of ghosts.
Harsh ShuklaPublished a day ago in Horror
By Which Light Does This Hand Scramble?
I’ve watched it, For an hour or two now - I forget - time has become so untrustworthy, I couldn’t tell you… But I have watched.
Andi James ChamberlainPublished 2 days ago in Horror- Top Story - November 2023
No Good Answers
It feels like old times again. James glances over at his wife, grinning as they sing the words to Def Leppard’s song together.
Kenny PennPublished 2 days ago in Horror 
Eclipsed Bonds: Chronicles of the Draven Dynasty
In the mystical town of Ravenswood, where the moon cast enchanting shadows upon ancient cobblestone streets, lived the Draven family – a lineage of vampires with a history as rich as the blood that coursed through their immortal veins. Their story begins with Sirion Draven, a patriarch of unparalleled charm, whose arrival in Ravenswood was shrouded in an air of mystery that both captivated and unsettled the ordinary folk.
Syeda UmamaPublished 2 days ago in Horror
To All A Good Night
The wind and ice tear at my beard, trying to rip at the flesh beneath. I feel no pain, have felt no pain for so long that the word has lost all meaning to me. I can hear the creak of the leather harness and the light jingle of the bells, hiding beneath the howl of the rushing wind. And I start my descent to the hot, sterile plain below.
Russell AlexanderPublished 3 days ago in Horror
How The Conjuring Became the Marvel of Horror
Nothing induces more fear than the truth. For those devoted to the paranormal, the names Ed and Lorraine Warren hold significant weight. Even if you're unfamiliar, you've likely encountered the movies inspired by them, such as "The Conjuring," "Annabelle," "The Haunted," "The Nun," "The Amityville Horror," and "The Haunting in Connecticut." Their narrative unfolded into a cinematic universe, rivaling the success of more mainstream counterparts.
Reed Alexander's Horror Review of 'The Empty Man' (2020)
There was no fucking reason for this movie to be two fucking hours long. They could easily cut thirty minutes and make it the standard hour and a half. The movie was honestly kinda boring because of the pacing. Don't get me wrong, it's fascinating. The plot asks, "What if an idea could be infectious?" It's obviously more complicated than that and revolves around things like urban legends, but it's a neat general concept for the plot. It's about manifesting something by enough people believing in it, which is known as a Tulpa or 'thought form.'
Reed AlexanderPublished 3 days ago in Horror
