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The terrifying, true story of Pennsylvania’s “Chestnut Ridge,” a mountain range where decades of reports of bizarre happenings have been reported, beginning with the Kecksburg UFO crash, and tracking stories of Bigfoot, prehistoric birds, strange dog-like creatures and much more. From the director of The Mothman of Point Pleasant comes this truly frightening glimpse into the unbelievable . . .
Mortal Mirror Studio says . . .
Really enjoyable documentary for anyone with even a passing interest in the paranormal. I have been peripherally aware of many of the strange happenings happening in the state of Pennsylvania and its borders for quite some time. The sheer volume of high strangeness, not to mention the extraordinary confluence of what is traditionally perceived as opposing or starkly separated phenomenon happening here is astounding. This documentary provides an intimate glimpse into a smattering of events, told from the point of view of eyewitnesses and devoted local researchers. I only wish the documentary was longer! I’d love to see the full length interviews and outtakes from this film. Highly recommended for curious newbies, longtime researchers, enlightened experiencers, and hardened skeptics alike.
D. Fink writes on Amazon . . .
Small Town Monsters has done it again. A detailed documentary on the scary goings on with the Kecksburg crash and everything that has gone on since. There’s no hokey acting in anything these guys do and I love that. I would much rather watch these type of productions than anything that the television producers put out. Keep up the great work! There are so very many stories yet to be told, people have no idea.
Another Amazon watcher declares . . .
You had me at UFOs and Bigfoot. But then adding all the other weird and unusual occurrences… wow.. Dogmen, dragons, lights, hauntings, Thunderbirds, weird sounds. I was hooked on this show.
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