Time travel, cloning, UFOs, and mutant humans were all topics mentioned in the declassified Epstein files—but it’s only being revealed now.
Tune into this Edge of Wonder Live show as they explore the strange details amongst the files’ horrific reality, plus the “Bendela Effect” and Metaphysical Minute segments.
Trump rally notes! Christian 21 Intel!
New update execution list! The list names 260 individuals, many of whom are said to have been executed. Others are awaiting trial while a few have received lifelong prison terms. European royalty, Hollywood stars and American political figures dominate the identified suspects.
Trump time travel! The Domes! Titanic! 5th Dimension! Mutants! More from McAllister TV.
Tim Pool is joined by fellow YouTuber Luke Rudkowski (@WeAreChange ) to discuss China’s bizarre human gene-splicing attempts to develop a super-soldier.
Speaking of the Chinese, Tim Pool did a second report suggesting the Chinese have infiltrated the U.S. Democratic Party. A video shows a Chinese professor bragging that Joe Biden is compromised. Tucker Carlson initially broached the topic on Fox News. This comes as Axios reports on U.S. Rep. Eric Swalwell, D-Calif., and his ties with a Chinese spy named Christine Fang who worked for China’s Ministry of State Security.
Gigantic, mutant crabs attack a party of scientists on a shrinking Pacific atoll in today’s Trillion Dollar Movie. Attack of the Crab Monsters is the handiwork of legendary B-movie filmmaker Roger Corman. It’s one of 
10 pictures he completed in 1957 alone, shooting this thriller on several locations in the Los Angeles area, including the Bronson Caves, Marineland of the Pacific and Leo Carrillo State Park.
Long before he played “The Professor” on “Gilligan’s Island,” Russell Johnson appeared as Hank Chapman, a technician who emerges as the hero on a scientific expedition to stop the killer crabs. We’re told there are many crabs, but in actuality, we only see one at a time, flailing its pincers menacingly, not only dismembering its victims but also devouring their brains. In the process, the crab inherits the victims’ thought processes and speaking abilities.
The perfect date: Dinner at Red Lobster, followed by a nightcap watching this silly, but often quite hilarious example of that ultimate 1950s genre — the A-bomb test that goes horribly amok, spawning monstrosities in some remote locale. As Eccentric Cinema reviewer Brian Lindsey attested, “Ridiculous and cheesy, with a nonsensical plot completely shot through with holes, Crab Monsters is also surprisingly fun.” Enjoy and do return again next Friday for another Trillion $ Movie.
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Today’s Trillion $ Movie is the 1962 sci-fi thriller The Day of the Triffids, based on John Wyndham’s novel of an eerie meteor shower that blinds most of the human race, leaving them helpless to fend for 
themselves against the triffids — a mutant strain of carnivorous Outer Space plants. The thing that’s creepy about these gigantic plants — they can move around and pounce on their hapless prey.
Fans of the novel complain that the movie’s a cheap imitation, and it does seem overly melodramatic, including the focus on an alcoholic scientist and his wife (played by Kieron Moore and Janette Scott) who are constantly bickering, as if they were auditioning for parts in Edward Albee’s Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? The fate of the world rests in the hands of a diffident sailor (Howard Keel), who is spared the blindness because his eyes were bandaged the night of the meteor shower. In a prelude, he’s shown recuperating in his hospital room while a nurse lights a cigarette for him. Now, those were the days…
The Day of the Triffids has its flaws, but it remains quite chilling and horrifying, ushering in a new era of post-apocalyptic zombie movies. 28 Days Later owes a particular debt to this film. It was so influential that there’s a lyric in The Rocky Horror Picture Show that goes, “And I really got hot when I saw Janette Scott/Fight a triffid that spits poison and kills.”
Hope you enjoy it, and do return again next Friday for another Trillion $ Movie.
