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Posted by Brian Douglas on Thursday, October 14, 2010 at 12:01 am
Filed under Bizarre, History · Tagged Abie Maldowitz, Al Capone, Alcatraz Island, America, American folklore, Anna Philbrick, Bayshore Highway, Belle Fourche, Bill Hickock, body shoot, bullock hotel, Butcher, California, Charles Dickens, civil war, Deadwood, disruptive spirit name Butcher, eastern state penitentiary, Energy, Folklore, Ghost, Ghost hunting, ghostly encounter, ghosts, Golden Gate National Recreation Area, Gorgas Library, handsome piano player, haunt, Haunted house, hauntings, Helena, intelligent haunting, intelligent hauntings, Iron Gag, Jason’s Shrine, John Contina, Kentucky, Kreischer Mansion, lady in blue, lemp brewery, lemp mansion, life magazine, lizzie borden, Louisville, Mad Chair, Marine View Hotel, Mary Ellen, Missouri, Montana, moss beach distillery, negative energy, New York, New York City, Old Lemp Brewery, paranormal, paranormal activitiy, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pseudoscience, residual haunting, resiudal hauntings, san francisco, San Jose, Sarah Winchester, seth bullock, Sheriff, Smith Hall, Sol Star, South Dakota, spirit, spirits, St. Louis, staten island, Tuberculosis hospital, U.S. military, United States, university of alabama, warehouse Bullock, waverly hills, waverly hills saniarium, winchester, winchester mystery house, winchester rifles
With one of the world’s most unique environments and ecosystems, is it any wonder that Australia is full of strange and mythical creatures? While they may not be as famous as their European or Asian counterparts, Australia has their fare share of cryptids, creatures from folklore, and mythological beasts. Many are derived from Aboriginal culture [...]
Posted by Shell Harris on Friday, October 8, 2010 at 12:01 am
Filed under Animals · Tagged Aboriginal, Aboriginal Dreamtime, Asian, Austrailia, Australia, Australian Aboriginal culture, Australian Aboriginal mythology, Australian Mythical Creatures, Bunyip, Canning river, cryptids, Dirawong, Dreamtime, European, Evans Head, Folklore, George Caloupka, Goanna, Hawkesbury River, head, Indigenous Australian art, Indigenous peoples of Australia, Muldjewangk, mythical creatures, mythological beasts, New South Wales, New Zealand, Pelican Island, Perth, Peter Weir, Rainbow Serpent, Richmond River, River of South Australia, Scotland, Seychelles, Snake Island, South Australia, Swan river, The Last Wave, Tiddalik, Victoria, Wagyl, Western Australia
There’s more to making a family film palatable for grown-ups and kids alike than letting riff-rabid Robin Williams off the leash or dropping double-entendres and pop-culture name-checks among the sight gags: The story has to speak to the child in all of us while not talking down to tykes. These ten movies wrap their simple [...]
Posted by Shell Harris on Monday, September 13, 2010 at 12:01 am
Filed under Movies · Tagged 20000 Leagues Under The Sea, A Christmas Story, animation, Aronnax, Bambi Meets Hamlet, Brad Bird, Captain, Children's films, Christmas, director, E.T., Entertainment, Entertainment_Culture, Fairy tale, Fiction, film, Folklore, Harrison Ford, Iron Giant, James Mason, Jeremy Irons, Kids movies adults will like, King, Kirk Douglas, Lake Michigan, Maine, Maine,United States, Mandy Patinkin, Mass media, Michael, michigan, Michigan,United States, Mufasa, Musical films, Ned Land, Nemo, Official, Paul Lukas, Peter Lorre, Pinocchio, Pinochhio, Pleasure Island, Princess, producer /director, Professor, Ratatouille, Red Ryder Carbine-Action, Rob Reiner, robin williams, Simba, Snow White, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, star wars, Steven Spielberg, The Fairy with Turquoise Hair, The Incredibles, The Lion King, The Princess Bride, The Wizard of Oz, Toy Story, Wallace Shawn, Yuletide
