Video: GHOSTBUSTER Video Game – Features Cut Scene

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Hobbits Mystify Scientists

Bones of the tiny hominid Homo floresiensis nicknamed "hobbits" by scientists.

From the New York Times:

STONY BROOK, N.Y. — Six years after their discovery, the extinct little people nicknamed hobbits who once occupied the Indonesian island of Flores remain mystifying anomalies in human evolution, out of place in time and geography, their ancestry unknown. Recent research has only widened their challenge to conventional thinking about the origins, transformations and migrations of the early human family.

Indeed, the more scientists study the specimens and their implications, the more they are drawn to heretical speculation.

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Video: Trailer for GHOSTBUSTERS Blu-Ray Release!

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Video: Trailer – PIG HUNT!

Advance word on this one has been mixed.  Some suggesting it’s a waste of time, and others saying it’s good down and dirty fun.  From this trailer it looks like it could go either way.

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Man-Bat Terrorizes Mexico!

Drawing of man-bat by eyewitness.

From Inexplicata – The Journal of Hispanic Ufology:

According to information supplied by Ing. Francisco Prieto Torres, residents of La Junta, Guerrero (Chihuahua) have reported the appearance of a “Man-Bat”.

They describe it as a very tall entity, standing some 2 meters tall, with two pairs of wings (one pair larger than the other). Its face is covered in fur and has red, bloodshot eyes. Also reported are a pair of small, kangaroo type hands that it held loosely, as though it lacked any strength in them.

The main witness is a young student at Universidad Regional del Norte, whose name is being kept confidential, and who claims that the strange humanoid chased him for 15 minutes on the evening of March 6.

The witness was driving a Liberty back to his home after his studies, when he saw a bulk on the roadway asphalt resembling a hunched-over man who seemed to be covered in a blanket. The figure suddenly stood up, taking two leaps forward and displaying a set of wings similar to those of a bat. The young man floored the accelerator in an attempt to flee, but the strange creature flew with great power, keeping abreast of the vehicle and looking in through the passenger window.

“Those were 15 minutes of maximum despair,” he said.

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This story reminds us quite a bit of the famed “mothman” sightings.

Video: Guillermo De Toro Talks About His New Vampire Novel

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Audio: Radio Does “The Dunwich Horror”

A lot of people enjoyed the radio drama we offered over the weekend, and begged for more.  So here’s another creepy tale for your listening pleasure.  This time we slip back to 1945 for Suspense’s unique adaptation of H.P. Lovecraft’s seminal horror tale “The Dunwich Horror.”  This one stars Ronald Coleman.

And that’s how it works here at Ghost Radio.  You like something we’re doing, then drop us an email (ghostradioinfo@gmail.com)  or leave a note in the comments section, and we’ll try to bring you more of it.

Tennessee Ghost Hunters Target Paranormal Hot Spots

From Sidelines Online:

Investigating the paranormal has become a popular hobby in the last decade. Shows like “Supernatural” and “Ghost Hunters” are entertaining to some viewers, but don’t exactly portray the real organizations and groups that investigate abnormal activities at historic landmarks.

Even though genuine groups are scarce in Tennessee, there is one group called the Tennessee Ghost Hunters that has been around for 13 years. Joanne Shelton, a day care director, says she founded the Tennessee Ghost Hunters after her daughter began college.

“I’ve always been interested in the paranormal, and my daughter just started college and we needed to get a computer, so the first thing I looked up was ghost hunting,” Shelton says. “There were about three groups in Tennessee, [and] I e-mailed all of them and only one replied back.

“He was this man from Hermitage and this was when this was just starting to get popular. He was mostly interested in the angel aspect of it and was about to move, so he turned it over to me.”

The group began going to places that were public, Shelton says, but then started looking at places on the Internet that were expected to have ghosts.

“We even went to out-of-state places like the Myrtle twice, which is in Louisiana,” Shelton says. “It is supposed to be the most haunted home in the United States. We’ve been to Gettysburg Battlefield, which is very haunted because so many deaths occurred there.

“We would go to the old Tennessee Prison, which was one of my favorite investigations. Once you get started, they [customers and locations] come to you, and you don’t have to seek places out.”

Shelton says that she has heard of instances where shows exploring haunted places tend to embellish and add their own effects instead of obtaining real evidence.

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