Loren Coleman is proud to announce the founding of the ICS, an acronym we’re all going to have to get used to using this year. The International Cryptozoology Society is open for membership and includes a peer-reviewed journal, which is very exciting news for those of us who are in the business of writing about […]
This year the award went to the well-deserving Jeremy Efroymson. Read on to find out why he was chosen and also an extensive listing of past winners and their accomplishments. It’s a great Who’s Who of the Cryptid world. Speaking of Who’s Who in cryptid research, Glasgow Boy explains his A Modus Operandi for anaylizing […]
Awarding this honor to a Hollywood special effects artist and bigfoot researcher seems a bit odd. Most folks could argue Bill might be busy producing his answer to the Patterson-Gimlin film, but someone who fools people for a living is the best litmus test for bunk. Who better than Loren Coleman to celebrate the life […]
Disney’s not claiming responsibility for this big cat. A local wildlife refuge can account for all their kitties. So what exactly did two people see stalking Montevrain? Looks like a job for Loren Coleman, applying his erudation to the case of a ‘tiger’ roaming the French countryside. Don’t let the quotes fool you, this isn’t […]
We have lost the godfather of paranormal television. A renowned documentarian, Landsburg was among the first to popularize the concept of ancient astronauts with In Search of Ancient Astronauts, spinning off the immortal, beloved series. Loren Coleman reflects upon Alan’s life and works, illustrating how television was less awful back in the day. — Delivered […]
Last winter was tough for everyone, polar vortices and whatnot, but Loren Coleman discovered there are far worse fates than being edited out of Russian Yeti: The Killer Lives. Health issues endangered his livelihood, the International Cryptozoology Museum, with mounting hospital bills compounding the matter. Since today is Loren’s birthday, consider donating any amount to […]
Set your DVRs, anomalists. June 1st is the premiere of Russian Yeti: The Killer Lives on the Discovery Channel. A stand-out documentary focusing on a new slant regarding the Dyatlov Pass Incident. Looks like Loren Coleman, and a few other forteans, are pursuing the possibility those survivalist teens weren’t spooked by a phantom avalanche. The […]
Gary Campbell gives a grim outlook for Scottish cryptozoologists, Nessie wasn’t sighted at all last year. Perhaps Dr. Rines, Tim Dinsdale, and Steve Feltham spooked her. Then again, 2013’s solar maximum amounted to be the weakest in a century. Coincidence? Speculation aside, Loren Coleman suggests Nessie and her kin may have come ashore, maybe to […]
“Hoaxes are forgotten, Juicy stories are not” declares Loren Coleman, sinking his teeth into Rick Dyer. It’s one thing to turn Bigfoot into another episode of Jackass, but eBay scams are only the tip of Rick’s alleged shady dealings. Maybe mainstream media will catch on, declining to give attention to this scoundrel, otherwise they will […]
Celebrating 75 years of coelacanths, Loren Coleman itemizes the biggest stories on our planet’s eminent living fossil. A banner year for articles covering this odd fish, 2013 was host to more than a hundred, Loren spares you the trouble of filtering them all with his trademark enthusiasm for cryptozoology. Next on the docket, we meet […]