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You heard us talk about it at the end of our last Movie Club, Task Force, and we decided we couldn't resist. We're here this week to talk about the phenomenon that is Obsession! This is some of the most discussion we've had about a movie and we honestly could've kept going for another hour, it's that fascinating to explore.

Let us know in the comments what you thought of the movie!

Sensitive topics: death, gore, blood, sexual assault, death of a pet, substance abuse, manipulation, suicide, self-harm, disfigurement, toxic relationship

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Exploring the urban legend of Mel's Hole, a supposed bottomless pit first heard about on Coast to Coast AM. It was said to emit a black beam, restore a pet back to life, and even be a portal to another dimension.

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On a night like any other, Coast to Coast AM was live on the radio in Washington State, USA. The overnight program discussed all things uncanny and entertained the discussion of a local man who claimed his backyard held something otherworldly. He would call periodically over the next 5 years, each time with new information about a magical bottomless pit in his backyard. What started as a piece of local lore eventually required a full government intervention, and the man was never heard from again. Today, we’re discussing the eerie urban legend of Mel’s Hole.

Sensitive topics: Death of a pet

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We look at the life and death of Jack Parsons, a rocket scientist by day, occultist by night, and the conspiracies surrounding his death.

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In the 1920s and 30s, space travel seemed like something only possible in science fiction. But there were those who believed, who pushed, and who worked to establish the foundation of rocketry. One of those men scandalized the industry, working as a self-taught chemist by day, and an occultist by night. With a life full of drugs, parties, and black magick, he brought a whole new definition to “mad scientist." Today, we’re diving into the conspiracies behind the untimely death of JPL co-founder, Jack Parsons. 

Sensitive topics: Mentions of sexual assault, abuse, suicide, relationships with a minor, bodily harm

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On this episode of Movie Club, we watch the highly-anticipated recent release Backrooms! Especially after doing episodes of both the podcast and Field Work on the backrooms, we had to culminate in watching the movie. Let us know in the comments what you thought, as we're very curious how you all felt about this one, Task Force!

Sensitive topics: death, blood

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We discuss the disturbing 119 year history of one of the most haunted
prisons in America: West Virginia Penitentiary, along with the countless
stories of paranormal encounters.Watch the FULL investigation and the extra material at https://www.redwebpod.comAlso known as Moundsville Penitentiary, the prison was initially built
as a temporary prison made from wood, but it would soon become a massive
state penitentiary. In the decades that followed, its halls would be
engulfed in violence, disease, and death, and after 119 operational
years, it closed its doors for good, leaving behind a nearly-abandoned
estate with countless stories of bloodshed. Today, in preparation for
our ghost hunt at this very location, we’re looking into West Virginia
Penitentiary.Sensitive topics: murder, sexual assault, brutality, beatings
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