Saturday Matinee: Paranormal Rangers

I'm pining away for the next season of Dark Winds to come out on DVD.

Essentially, when the Library gets it I get it. 

Not that Dark Winds is a paranormal show. I just wish it were from time to time. I guess you could say it has a paranormal subplot. Subsections of Supreme. Fox Mulder writes a few episodes.

Actually, the Navajo had a big part in the X-Files.  

Maybe Jim Chee branches off into a Ranger Series one day.

But if you miss the days Dark Winds went the paranormal route, the Paranormal Rangers may fit into a rewatch binge. 

Here's a conference they gave:

John Dover & Stan Milford: Navajo Paranormal Rangers

Books and Things 

Stanley Milford Jr. The Paranormal Ranger 

David Paulides Interviews Retired Navajo Ranger Jonathan Dover

Saturday Matinee Triple Feature: Afternoon Nap UFOs

 

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Remember those old UFO Podcasts you used to fall asleep to those Saturday Afternoons long ago? 

Well here are some Snooze Friendly UFO Documentaries I found better than Melatonin.

Calling to mind also the old dollar matinees that put you to sleep those summer afternoons in that deliciously cold Movie Theater Air Conditioning.  

The Smell of Popcorn Butter and Soda paste in the air. 

Get your blanket and snacks and sleep well. 

UFO’s: It Has Begun! (1979) UFO’s and ET's | Rod Serling Hosts | Full Documentary Movie

A.K.A. UFOs: Past, Present, and Future 

Overlords of the UFO 

Overlords of the UFO--Full Length documentary from 1976--BANNED and SUPRESSED

Mysteries from Beyond Earth 

Mysteries from Beyond Earth (1975) Documentary on UFOs, paranormal, Bermuda Triangle - much more!

Intriguing personalities involved in this sleepytime matinee:

Stanton T. Friedman

Lawrence Dobkin

O. H. Krrlll 

One peculiar thing.

There was a host of some of these mostly 70s Strangeness Documentaries who appeared in disguise. 

You'd almost think he was a Horror Host. 

It doesn't seem like it. It seems he was serious about "hiding in plain sight". 

Like he . . . was embarrassed by being involved in the project. 

Or he took the material seriously and was so paranoid about being recognized he cobbled together pretty ridiculous disguises.

Thinking they were going to hunt him down if they saw his real face.   

At times it seemed he was being dubbed.  

With the voice of Lawrence Dobkin.