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When Nessie Wasn’t a Plesiosaur: The Loch Ness mystery of diver Duncan MacDonald

Leave a Comment / January 31, 2026

For most people around the world, the name “Loch Ness Monster” needs no elaborate introduction. Even mentioning the creature’s supposed home—a striking lake in the Scottish Highlands—immediately brings its mystery to mind. Loch Ness is not the only lake associated with an unidentified aquatic creature. Across several of the world’s deepest lakes—Lake Champlain in New […]

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King of The Lost World – The Lost World or King Kong?

Leave a Comment / October 30, 2025

The Asylum is an independent American film studio established in the late 1990s best known for producing low-budget, direct-to-video movies that often appear alongside major Hollywood blockbusters. Their films—commonly called mockbusters—capitalize on the titles, themes, or marketing of big releases, all delivered with fast-paced, over-the-top energy rather than strict adherence to source material. These mockbusters

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Loch Ness and others

Leave a Comment / September 30, 2025

Loch Ness is not the only lake in the world said to be home to strange, unidentified aquatic animals. Around the globe, similar creatures have been reported—often in lakes located at latitudes surprisingly close to that of Loch Ness itself. As someone deeply interested in the mystery of unexplained animals, I have followed the Loch

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How Sin City is like Schindler’s List

Leave a Comment / April 15, 2025

World War II was one of the darkest times in history, even worse than World War I. Many countries suffered deeply because of revenge, discrimination, and indifference. Germany, in particular, was devastated under the rule of Adolf Hitler, whose hatred of Jewish people led to the murder of millions. Yet, in the midst of this

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What I see (although in similarities) in Beauty and the Beast and Rapunzel

Leave a Comment / March 1, 2025

Beauty and the Beast and Rapunzel, two of the world’s most recognized fairy tales are entirely different subjects which have no relation to each other. Must there have been any difference at all then what may or may not be known is that Beauty and the Beast was originally a French fairy tale known as

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What could be another way to see ‘Hypocrisy’

Leave a Comment / January 29, 2025

Theodore Roosevelt, the 26th President of the United States, was more than just a political figure. Known for his love of adventure, conservation, and bridging gaps, he could be considered the world’s first celebrity, though Abraham Lincoln may also considered one. Before I learned more about Roosevelt, I only knew him as the American

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Godzilla Minus One (More than just Gojira)

Leave a Comment / April 14, 2024

Created by Tomoyuki Tanaka and brought to life by special effects wizard Eiji Tsuburaya, Godzilla first appeared in the 1954 film “Godzilla,” directed by Ishirō Honda. The creature has since become one of the most recognizable symbols of popular culture not just in his native Japan but worldwide as well. Originally conceived as a

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Why the Lion is both grateful and mocking towards the jackal

Leave a Comment / December 13, 2023

In Indian fables, the Lion is seen as King of the Jungle (or forest) and he is accompanied by a jackal who is his counterpart or majordomo. Loyally obeying the King without any question or hesitation, the jackal’s advantage in representing the Lion is especially significant when it comes to food since he is tasked

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How is Dracula like The Mummy?

Leave a Comment / November 3, 2023

The Mummy and Dracula need no introduction as far as horror is concerned. The latter is a true symbol of all horror since 1897 when he was introduced to the world thanks to the Irish author Bram Stoker although the former’s popularity unlike that of the latter is not directly due to literature even though

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The Lion King in Walking With Beasts

Leave a Comment / September 20, 2023

When BBC’s Walking With Dinosaurs aired on TV in November of 1999, it became an instant sensation thanks to its boosting in interest of prehistory, something that Jurassic Park had done before. The purpose of the series was to showcase what dinosaurs might actually have been like and how they lived when they were alive

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