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  • Reports claim that religious leaders are being told to prepare for alien disclosure

    Reports claim that religious leaders are being told to prepare for alien disclosure

    2026 has been a weird year so far… if it wasn’t for war, pestilence, disease outbreaks on cruise ships, and oil prices rising, we might actually be paying more attention to all the UFO disclosure news happening around us.

    Steven Spielberg’s Disclosure Day is arriving at just the right time.. sources such as the UK Daily Mail are now reporting that influential pastors across America have allegedly been told to prepare their followers for shocking revelations about UFOs that could completely upend beliefs in the Bible and religious tenets that have been worshiped for generations.


    Apparently, Perry Stone, a well-known evangelist from Tennessee, has been warning that fellow pastors were invited to a secret meeting with U.S. intelligence officials in which members of the Christian community were allegedly told that the government was going to release reports and videos about aliens and spacecraft that were not from this planet. If this is true, disclosure may actually be happening. He is calling it the great deception..


    Stone posted a video on his YouTube channel on April 27th in which he claims pastors were told about the existence of reptilians and other non-human origins, and he said the entire thing sounded like something straight out of a sci-fi movie. Grab your popcorn and grab your rosary beads because it sounds like stuff may be about to get real.

    Alan DiDio, another release pastor, said he was brought into the meeting with no phones and no recordings..


    A lot of the people reportedly involved with this meeting described it as an extraordinary gathering, with a half dozen people meeting at an Airbnb in the mountains of Tennessee discussing investigations into non-human technology.

    We’ll see what happens next, but it certainly feels like the world has been building toward disclosure for a long time now.


    Isn’t it interesting, though? Back when the government hotly denied UFOs, everyone thought they were hiding something… and now, if the government suddenly reveals UFOs, everyone will probably think they’re lying about something else.

  • The long legs of LONGLEGS

    The long legs of LONGLEGS

    It already has a release date!

    Osgood Perkins and Nicolas Cage are reuniting for a Longlegs follow-up movie, which we’ll be referring to as Longlegs 2 until an official title is announced.

    Longlegs 2 will release in theaters January 14, 2028 from Paramount!

    Nicolas Cage will star and produce the film, with Osgood Perkins directing.

    The cold January of ’28 will feature the colder story that Longlegs 2will bring us..

  • Lord of the Flies is being called a descent into horror but reviews of it on Rotten Tomatoes seem to be more horrific

    Lord of the Flies is being called a descent into horror but reviews of it on Rotten Tomatoes seem to be more horrific

    Lord of the Flies has been required reading for generations of high school students. At some point along the way, its popularity may have faded in classrooms, but the story itself never really went anywhere. If anything, it may be more relevant now than it was when it was first handed out as an assignment.


    A recent example of that kind of storytelling connecting again came with Adolescence, a British series that quietly became one of the most talked-about shows on Netflix. It centered around a boy who committed unspeakable acts, and instead of focusing on spectacle, it focused on the aftermath… the family… the uncomfortable reality of it all. It was thought-provoking, difficult, and important.


    And that brings things right back to Lord of the Flies.
    For those who have read the book, nothing about this new adaptation is going to feel shocking.

    The foundation is already known… a group of boys stranded, structure breaking down, power struggles forming, and something darker taking hold. What is new, however, is the way this story is being presented in 2026.
    The latest adaptation of Lord of the Flies arrives as a four-episode limited series, marking the first time the story has been fully explored in a television format.

    The series was written by Jack Thorne and directed by Marc Munden, with each episode focusing on a different central character—Ralph, Piggy, Jack, and Simon.

    The cast is made up largely of unknown young actors, which gives the entire thing a more grounded and unsettling feel.

    The series is adapted by Jack Thorne, the writer behind the stage play “Harry Potter and the Cursed Child” and the Emmy-winning TV series “Adolescence,” and directed by his longtime collaborator, Marc Munden.

    “A lot of the time it was utter chaos and we tried to film some of that chaos as well,” says Munden. “It can’t help but be chaos when you’ve got 36 boys under the age of 12.”

    Thorne’s four-part adaptation brings a different character to the forefront in each episode, starting with the rational Piggy, coming to consciousness after the crash and offering a voting-based system that allows everyone a voice. “What we need to do is get a sense of exactly what we know,” he says


    This wasn’t originally a Netflix production.


    The series actually premiered in the United Kingdom on the BBC One and its streaming platform BBC iPlayer back on February 8, 2026. It also found a home in other international markets before eventually landing in the United States. What’s being seen now is the result of Netflix acquiring the U.S. streaming rights, which is why it suddenly appeared as if it just debuted—when in reality, it’s already been out there for a few months.
    So yes… it did already come out.


    Just not here.


    Now that it’s on Netflix, reactions are starting to split in a way that’s almost more interesting than the show itself.
    Some reviewers are calling it a descent into horror, a slow-burn unraveling of humanity under pressure. But what’s becoming clear is that the reactions to the show might be more chaotic than the show itself.


    The top critics—the paid reviewers—are loving it. Scores are sitting comfortably in the 90% range.
    But the general audience?


    That’s a different story.


    At the time of this writing, only about 55% of viewers are landing on the positive side of things. The divide is real. It’s one of those rare cases where the “official” opinion and the “power to the people” opinion are going in completely different directions.
    So the question becomes…


    Which side is right?


    That’s something that will have to be decided after watching it firsthand. And honestly, that might be the most interesting part of all of this. Not just whether the show works—but whether it works for everyone, or only for the people who are paid to say that it does.

  • The hantavirus Cruise

    The hantavirus Cruise

    It’s been getting reported for a few days now that a cruise ship in the Atlantic has what appears to be a Hantavirus infection outbreak, with some passengers sick and three people dead from the fatal and often incurable disease.


    There’s a lot of speculation right now about whether this particular strain is transmissible from person to person. Some strains are… some aren’t. At this point, it’s still unclear whether what’s happening on board is spreading between passengers or if it originated from exposure to vermin.


    Either way, what’s unfolding is deeply unsettling.
    This floating environment—already isolated by nature—has essentially turned into a petri dish in the middle of the ocean, with nowhere to go and no immediate resolution in sight.


    And now, it’s becoming personal.


    Jake Rosmarin, a travel influencer from Boston with more than 44,000 Instagram followers, shared a tearful video from onboard after the MV Hondius was reportedly refused permission to dock in Cape Verde.


    “I am currently on board the MV Hondius. What’s happening right now is very real for all of us here,” he said through tears.


    That’s the part that cuts through everything else.
    This isn’t just a headline. It isn’t just another story scrolling by on a phone. There are real people on that ship, dealing with something that is still unfolding in real time… something that no one fully understands yet.
    It’s a developing situation.
    And it’s a troubling one.

  • Gremlins Secret Screening Shows Assembly Cut for First Time!

    Gremlins Secret Screening Shows Assembly Cut for First Time!

    The Hollywood Reporter published this exclusive over the weekend, this is truly amazing, Gremlins stands out there all would have loved to be in the screening…

    According to the report, this rough assembly cut of Gremlins runs around 2 hours, 35 minutes long, and it was unveiled as part of a secret screening attended by a select group of filmmakers and fans. This particular cut is from Joe Dante’s personal collection, and Ian Grant from The Gremlins Museum cleaned up and digitized the footage from Dante’s personal VHS tape.

    Even cooler.. Zach Galligan even notes that the cut features “stuff I have absolutely no memory of having shot.” He also makes it clear that the Gremlins assembly cut features both previously released deleted scenes (you’ll find them on physical media) and most importantly, brand new footage Gremlins fans have NEVER seen up to this point!

    READ THE HOLLYWOOD REPORTER ..

    We can’t wait for Gremlins 3 but this two-hour plus original Gremlins movie might be even more exciting if it’s ever released for wide audiences as it should be. The greatest Christmas movie of all time..

  • Goldie Hawn gives new detail about meeting silver triangle-headed ALIENS who touched her face: ‘Like finger of God’

    Goldie Hawn gives new detail about meeting silver triangle-headed ALIENS who touched her face: ‘Like finger of God’

    The star said,

    “They touched my face, and it felt like the finger of God. It was the most benevolent, loving feeling. This was powerful. It was filled with light.”

    Becoming emotional, Hawn revealed how the encounter happened in the 1960s, when she was working as a dancer in California and living in a small apartment.

    She recalled: “I looked up in the sky and I said, ‘I know you’re up there, and I know we’re not alone, and I want to meet you one day.”‘

    Read the full story…

  • Cruisin’ for a hantavirus

    Cruisin’ for a hantavirus

     A suspected hantavirus outbreak on a cruise ship in the Atlantic Ocean has killed three people and sickened at least three others, the World Health Organization said Sunday.

    In a statement to The Associated Press, the WHO said an investigation was underway but that at least one case of hantavirus had been confirmed. Hantavirus, found throughout the world, is spread by contact with urine or feces of infected rodents, most often rats or mice.

    WHO didn’t identify the vessel, but South African media reports said the outbreak happened on the MV Hondius cruise ship while it was sailing from Argentina to Cape Verde off the coast of West Africa.

    The MarineTraffic global shipping website identified the vessel as a Dutch-flagged passenger cruise ship. It located it as docked in Praia, the capital of Cape Verde, on Sunday night.

    South African media, quoting South African health department spokesperson Foster Mohale, said the first victim, an elderly man, died on the ship. His wife later died in a South African hospital, Mohale said.

    To each their own, cruises are a perfectly valid fair means of vacation. But a part of this thought during and after covid we would kind of sort of learn our lesson when it comes to cruise ships and how they’re just this petri dish floating in an ocean with thousands of people on board sneezing and wheezing coughing and now in this case being infected by the hantavirus ..

  • A SPIRIT 2.0 IN THE SKY

    A SPIRIT 2.0 IN THE SKY

    There’s a guy out there right now trying to do something that sounds like it came straight out of a late-night “what if” conversation… and somehow it is raising interest and money..

    The idea is to buy what’s left of Spirit Airlines.. with regular people.

    Imagine the guy who flew Spirit for 24 straight hours somehow ending up as CEO because he “understands the product.” What happens next? Do ticket prices drop because the owners are also the passengers? Do people start voting on snack options mid-flight? It sounds ridiculous… until suddenly it’s not.

    A crowd-powered airline. A “we all own this thing” approach. Think less Wall Street, more backyard barbecue investors pooling together to bring back a budget airline that, depending on your experience, either got you to Florida for $39 or made you question every life decision you’ve ever made mid-flight.


    There’s a very real chance this never gets off the ground. Running an airline is about as simple as launching a rocket while filing paperwork with seventeen federal agencies at the same time. It takes insane amounts of money, coordination, and logistics that go way beyond a pledge page and a good idea. But at the same time, you kind of have to respect it. In a world where everything feels locked up by corporations and private equity, there’s something weirdly refreshing about someone saying, “What if we just… bought it ourselves?”

    The website taking pledges has topped $22 mil and has also crashed..

    @retroxpect

    Let’s by Spirit 2.0 @hitherehunter he has my vote

    ♬ original sound – RetroXpect


    What if it works? What if Spirit Airlines doesn’t just become another failed brand, but actually makes history by coming back as the first truly crowd-owned airline? Imagine the future ..

  • Beau Starr, Sheriff Meeker from Halloween 4, dead at 81

    Beau Starr, Sheriff Meeker from Halloween 4, dead at 81

    Beau Starr had multiple roles but he was best known for his role in multiple ‘Halloween’ movies and so much more.. he is dead at 81..

    Mike Starr — Beau’s younger brother who is also an actor — told TMZ that Beau passed away on Friday, April 24 in Vancouver, Canada. He says Beau passed peacefully of natural causes.

    TMZ further reported, Mike says his brother was loved by many who knew him … calling him a “very unique and special.” He adds Beau and his other brothers helped raise him alongside his parents, and he was such a tremendous influence on his life.

    He was a great addition to Halloween 4, he was in so much more but loyal Halloween fans treated him the greatest over the years..

    May he rest in peace..

  • Where are the scientists?

    Where are the scientists?

    It may not have been emphasized enough over the years, but the Stephanie Harlowe YouTube channel stands out as one of the most thorough platforms covering true crime and unconventional topics. The depth of research goes far beyond typical media coverage, pulling viewers deep into the details in a way that’s difficult to step away from.

    That approach is on full display in the latest deep dive into the case of the missing scientists.


    This is a video worth setting time aside for over the weekend. It may even require multiple sittings, but by the end, it presents a collection of questions that are difficult to ignore.


    Connections begin to surface… nuclear safety, asteroid detection, propulsion research. These are not isolated fields, and the overlap raises eyebrows. Much of this has been discussed in fragments across various outlets, but this presentation expands well beyond surface-level reporting and into areas that invite deeper consideration.


    At the center of that unease sits Apophis. The well-known Friday the 13th flyby, along with future passes, continues to linger in public consciousness. No credible experts are claiming an imminent impact in the coming years, but uncertainty surrounding long-term trajectories leaves just enough room for speculation to persist.
    The scenario begins to resemble something closer to Project Hail Mary… a situation where scientists are quietly removed from public life and tasked with solving an existential threat. A coordinated effort, largely unseen, aimed at preventing a catastrophe before it ever reaches public awareness.


    If such a threat existed, the question naturally follows… would governments disclose it immediately? Or would the potential for widespread panic outweigh transparency?


    In that context, missing scientists take on a different level of significance. Their absence invites questions. Their work leaves traces. And their silence becomes part of the mystery.


    If even a fraction of the speculation holds weight, then the possibility remains… that the most important voices may be the ones that are no longer being heard.