My Dark Outdoors® podcast deals with true crime and terrifying encounters in the great outdoors. The idea is to raise awareness of dangers and maybe tell a few creepy campfire stories. The episode that just dropped is the darkest yet and it involves encounters with strange hooded figures.
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A border patrol agent encounters hooded figures around a fire in an area known for satanic rituals. A security guard sees a ritual taking place and three boys encounter a bizarre ritual-all involving mysterious hooded figures. In this episode we talk about encountering the dark occult, secret satanic groups and sacrificial locations in the great outdoors.
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“Jaws” Knock-Offs
The massive success of Jaws (1975) not only redefined the summer blockbuster but also inspired a wave of imitators eager to cash in on the public’s newfound fear of apex predators. While none of these films reached Spielberg’s level of artistry, many delivered their own blend of thrills, camp, and memorable moments and we thought they would be fun to talk about this year in the 50th anniversary celebration of the far superior original. Here are three standout Jaws knock-offs from the 70s and 80s that have earned their cult followings
1. Grizzly (1976)
What happens when you swap the ocean for a national park and the great white shark for a 15-foot-tall grizzly bear? You get Grizzly, directed by William Girdler and often dubbed “Jaws with claws.” This film follows park ranger Michael Kelly (Christopher George) as he battles a giant, man-eating bear terrorizing a state park.
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