Eyes of the Mothman is a critically acclaimed documentary feature film produced by Red Line Studios and directed by Matthew J. Pellowski. It is known for being one of the most thorough, expansive, and exhaustively journalistic approaches to the subject matter known as the "Mothman sightings" that took place in Point Pleasant, West Virginia during the late 1960s.
This podcast is a compilation of the uncut raw interviews with the eye witnesses, specialists, and experts featured in the documentary.
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Eyes of the Mothman is a critically acclaimed documentary feature film produced by Red Line Studios and directed by Matthew J. Pellowski. It is known for being one of the most thorough, expansive, and exhaustively journalistic approaches to the subject matter known as the "Mothman sightings" that took place in Point Pleasant, West Virginia during the late 1960s.
This podcast is a compilation of the uncut raw interviews with the eye witnesses, specialists, and experts featured in the documentary.
This raw field tape interview is with Scott Simonton. Scott is a professor of Environmental Science at Marshall University and speaks to the potential environmental effects the chemical spills at McClinticcould have on receptors.
Eyes of the Mothman The Podcast
Eyes of the Mothman is a critically acclaimed documentary feature film produced by Red Line Studios and directed by Matthew J. Pellowski. It is known for being one of the most thorough, expansive, and exhaustively journalistic approaches to the subject matter known as the "Mothman sightings" that took place in Point Pleasant, West Virginia during the late 1960s.
This podcast is a compilation of the uncut raw interviews with the eye witnesses, specialists, and experts featured in the documentary.
