Christopher Stasheff wrote a series of science fiction/fantasy novels about a technological warlock, beginning with ''The Warlock
==Warlocks in film and television==
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...proponents who insist that the phenomenon is inexplicable by conventional science, skeptics argue there are prosaic explanations for the phenomenon that do n
==EVP/ITC in fiction==
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==Art/Fiction==
...er legendary creatures, the manticore is a popular monster and allegory in fiction:
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==Science fiction==
...ostly from the [[Torah]]). They have mostly been in the regions of science-fiction; as [[Isaac Asimov]] noted in his introduction to [[More Wandering Stars]]:
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==Art/Fiction==
* One of the villains in the ''30 Days of Night'' (2007) film is listed as "Strigoi" in the end credits.
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''Dracula'' has been attributed to many literary genres including horror fiction, the gothic novel and invasion literature.
...''Dracula'' is famous today (due in large part to its 20th century life on film), it was not an important or famous work for Victorian readers, being just
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The Museum of Natural Science in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada is said to be haunted by the ghost of the Canadi
==Ghosts in fiction==
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There have been many interesting attempts to reconcile mythology with science; many have theorized that mythology can and does contain grains of truth in
...The most prevalent theory among those that accept the correlation between science and the Bible is that the Nephilim were actually surviving Neanderthals, or
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==Art/Fiction==
...yville, New York, which had once been a rectory. The house featured in the film bears some resemblance to the Borley Rectory.
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...ens of plants and animals. Moving picture photographers from the Universal Film Manufacturing Company accompanied the expedition, in order to document the
...ver, describe Agnagna as doing "little more than lie, cheat and steal (our film and supplies) and turn the porters against us." After criminal charges were
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A [[Doom (film)|Doom movie]], loosely based on the franchise, was released roughly six mon
...[[Night of the Living Dead|Living Dead]]'' series and James Cameron's 1986 film ''Aliens'', as well as Valve Software's ''Half-Life''.
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The idea of doppelgängers is also seen in fiction involving time travel and parallel universes. In this case, the doppelgän
=Art / Fiction=
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...of a troubled high school student with telekinetic powers in the [[1976]] film ''[[Carrie]]'', based on the [[Stephen King]] novel of the same name.
...apanese [[manga]] ''[[Akira (manga)|Akira]]'' (and its subsequent animated film) telekinesis is a subject of secret government research, culminating in ext
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More recently, science has also taken interest in mummies. Dr. Bob Brier, an Egyptologist, has be
...into the future, leaving open the possibility for [[clone|cloning]] should science perfect the technique on humans.
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==Art/Fiction==
* ''Invaders from Mars'' (1953) – A film, remade in 1986.
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...itings of the lives of saints, often involving monstrous beasts unknown to science, and that this tale's setting near Loch Ness may have more to do with where
Sporadic land sightings continued until 1963, when a poor-quality film of the creature was made from a distance of several miles.
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*In the Beatles' animated film Yellow Submarine, large clowns serve as artillery for the Blue Meanies.
*The science fiction movie ''Killer Klowns from Outer Space''.
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...ure. These literary references have spawned references in modern times in film, animation, video and card games.
...over the years, the most recent in 1952 with Erich von Stroheim. The 1995 film ''Species'' also appears to draw some inspiration from this variation on th
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...sor the Marquis' writing, which was adapted into the slightly less surreal film of the same name.
...re some of the more mainstream movies based on his history or his works of fiction:
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...King evinces a thorough knowledge of the horror genre, as shown in his non-fiction book ''Danse Macabre'', which chronicles several decades of notable works i
...x of his father's old books at his aunt's house, mainly horror and science fiction. He was immediately hooked on these genres.
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