People driving Bray Road in Wisconsin have reported the same thing for decades…
A wolf-like creature walking on two legs.
Some say it chased their cars.
Others say it just watched them pass.
So what were people really seeing?
The Conjuring Last Rites... Dive into the REAL Smurl Haunting: levitating beds, 3AM demonic knocks, Warrens' exorcisms... or was it all a hoax?
What do YOU believe?
https://t.co/sqbmuHACN8
I've been a little quiet here since my Podcast has been on hiatus. I'm back now but I have also created a new channel where I discuss my thoughts on AI and creativity!
Every company wants one thing: your attention.
AI-generated videos, endless feeds, synthetic faces…
Are we creating art - or optimizing addiction?
New video essay out now:
“The Age of Infinite AI Video Content - Is This the World We Want to Live In?”
https://t.co/1LB7NhIm45
Sorry for the radio silence—life’s been hectic, and burnout is no joke! I’ve been busy creating videos for a new true crime channel, learning tons about filmmaking and storytelling. If you love my narrations, please subscribe and show some support!
https://t.co/JzUFtVNooz
I know I've been rather quiet when it comes to creating content lately - this was due to numerous life events! I'm gradually getting back to producing some new episodes starting with this:
https://t.co/dAqm5gCSWb
From internet forums to eerie reality – could our fears have brought the Slender Man to life through the Tulpa Effect? Check out how digital age myths are more than just stories. #SlenderMan#TulpaEffect
The Wendigo remains a potent symbol of gluttony and excess, reminding us of the balance between survival and humanity. What do you think—are these stories a way to understand human limits or evidence of a darker truth?
It's #WendigoWednesday! Deep in the frozen forests of North America lurks a creature born from hunger and cold—the Wendigo. This mythical entity is a tale of terror among the Algonquian peoples.
Wendigo psychosis is a term used by psychologists to describe a condition in which sufferers develop an insatiable desire for human flesh and fear of becoming a Wendigo themselves. But is this a real psychological phenomenon or folklore?