People
can't get enough of alien abduction stories. On one side, it fuels
in-depth investigations and out-of-this-world theories (no pun
intended), while on the other, it gives reason to dispute and debunk
them. As this often results in a never-ending argument, it’s up to
you to believe what you want to believe. One thing's for certain:
it's good material for a lot of alien-genre films, which folks who
love
to watch movies online free
are sure to lap up.
Take
the aptly-named Alien
Abduction,
where an entire family comes face to face with aliens in North
Carolina. In an interview with Fangoria, director Matty Beckerman
(this is his first directed movie, by the way) said the inspiration
came from an 800-year-old legend.
Beckerman
may be referring to the Brown Mountain Lights, a popular legend first
documented in 1771 by German engineer Gerard Will de Brahm. He
explained that the light show was the result of nitrous vapours
reacting with other combustibles in the local airspace. However,
locals believe the lights are the spirits of fallen Cherokee and
Catawba warriors.
Despite
multiple surveys into the area, scientists couldn't explain what
provides power for the mysterious lights. The lights were visible up
to 15 miles, too bright for any locomotive light, as previously
theorized. There were also reports of people in the area disappearing
after seeing the lights.
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