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== A gathering place for UFO culture == ...ory=Organisation / Cultural Landmark|relevance=High|connection=UFO tourism culture and the Area 51/Extraterrestrial Highway phenomenon|assessment=The Little A ...

== In Popular Culture == ...

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== In popular culture == ...

...isible Ink Press, covering vampire folklore, literature, film, and popular culture across an alphabetical arrangement of several hundred entries. ...ion incorporating coverage of the ''Twilight'' franchise's rise in popular culture. ...

The Bermuda Triangle remains a significant subject within popular culture, paranormal research and the study of unexplained events. Many of these explanations remain part of popular culture but lack scientific evidence. ...

...catholicculture.org/culture/library/view.cfm?recnum=2824 |website=Catholic Culture}}</ref> The revision modernised the ritual's language and explicitly direct ...ditions, though the specific theology and practice differ substantially by culture.<ref name="quartz" /> ...

...d "nervous adults" — but it went on to permanently reshape Western popular culture's image of the vampire.<ref name="notablebiographies">{{cite web |title=Bra ...

...gle body of work to shape how the paranormal is imagined in modern popular culture. Second, several of his best-known books were directly inspired by real pla ...a great deal to shape how these concepts are represented in modern popular culture — even though King himself has always been careful to describe his novels a ...

.../doi/full/10.1080/23312521.2024.2441435 |website=Mental Health, Religion & Culture}}</ref> ...nline.com/doi/full/10.1080/23312521.2024.2441435 Mental Health, Religion & Culture — Demon Possession, Theology, and Mental Health] ...

<div class="vault-card">[[:Category:Popular Culture|<span class="vault-card-icon">&#127909;</span> <div class="vault-card-title">Popular Culture</div> ...

...tepopculture.fandom.com/wiki/The_Amityville_Horror |publisher=Ultimate Pop Culture Wiki}}</ref> In 2001, Geraldine DeFeo — Ronald DeFeo's wife — successfully ...equent owners — the Amityville story remains a fixture of American popular culture. It has spawned more than a dozen sequel and remake films, a 2005 remake th ...

...cieties, independent of which supernatural or biomedical framework a given culture uses to explain it.<ref>{{cite journal |title=Phenomenology and Interpretat ...neurological process, described through whatever supernatural vocabulary a culture has on hand — is one of the clearer pieces of evidence in anomalistic psych ...

...than any other single work to fix the Warrens' cases in mainstream popular culture. Its "based on a true story" framing has also made it a recurring reference |assessment=A significant work of popular culture whose commercial and cultural impact is not in question; its value as a doc ...

...uring episodes of sleep paralysis, popularly interpreted within paranormal culture as malevolent or predatory entities.<ref name="allthatsinteresting">{{cite ...

...//doi.org/10.1080/13674676.2019.1674795 |website=Mental Health, Religion & Culture |date=2019}}</ref> ...

...their general style of demonological investigation — in mainstream popular culture worldwide. ...

...own studied agnosticism and the more credulous strands of later "Fortean" culture is worth keeping in mind whenever the term is invoked. ...

...ps://ultimatepopculture.fandom.com/wiki/Isaac_Asimov |website=Ultimate Pop Culture Wiki}}</ref> He completed his PhD in chemistry in 1948 and began teaching a ...