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One of the best paranormal tv shows I've seen is the obscure micro-budget miracle from 1970's: Sapphire and Steel. It creeped me out as a kid like nothing before and nothing since. It's kind of slow, nothing much happens in desolate sets shot on video camera (old Doctor Who style), but the...

Ladies, Fish and Gentlemen, I like the Trickster theory: it has less holes than most and it makes sense on an emotional/intuitive level (to me). Which makes me wonder about the balance of art and science in the exploration of the unknown. The trickster (or any variant of similar ilk)...

Séance on a Wet Afternoon is a very good, moody film from mid-60s. Kenneth Anger's short films are worth a look for the adventurous. As for Man Who Fell to Earth, the director (Nicolas Roeg) has acknowledged being an admirer of Charles Fort, and there are some spectacular paranormal/Fortean...