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Linnea Quigley's Linnea Quigley’s PARANORMAL TRUTH New TV Series 12 x 30min Linnea Quigley’s PARANORMAL TRUTH 1 DISCLAIMER: Red Rock Entertainment Ltd is not authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA). The content of this promotion is not authorised under the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (FSMA). Reliance on the promotion for the purpose of engaging in any investment activity may expose an individual to a significant risk of losing all of the investment. UK residents wishing to participate in this promotion must fall into the category of sophisticated investor or high net worth individual as outlined by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA). CONTENTS 4 Synopsis 5 Narrator (Host) | Paranormal Investigator 6 | 17 Episodes 18 Producers 19 Executive Producers 20 Writers, Director, Producers 22 Equity SYNOPSIS Paranormal events and purported first century? Or is it just a way for desert in 1971. The truly intriguing phenomena that are described in filmmakers to make money from the combination of an abduction event popular culture, folk, and other audience? that would result in an apparent non-scientific bodies of knowledge, UFO crash near Edwards Air Force whose existence within these We follow that with the truths Base in California. The incident took contexts are described as beyond behind a man who was known as place only eighteen months before normal experience or scientific the wickedest man in the world one of the most active years for explanation. Linnea Quigley, Queen and the template for Ian Flemings’s UFO and occupant sightings in the of the scream queens, guides you character, Ernst Stavro Blofeld in United States in 1973. And given through a world cluttered with the James Bond books, Aleister the similarities in descriptions to unusual experiences that lack a Crowley. As we search the legend many of those sightings, it doesn’t scientific explanation. of the Golden Dawn and the birth take too much of a stretch of the of witchcraft and black magic, imagination to consider that this Some popular subjects in the we penetrate the world of devil encounter was perhaps part of the paranormal are supernatural. worship. Does the Antichrist exist same overall “program”. Have we LQ’s Paranormal Truth takes you or is this just another myth, made been visited by aliens, are they still behind the myths, legends, and up by people who just want to here? Only LQ’s Paranormal Truth the bizarre. including creatures, dance naked around trees under the investigates the stories others ESP, clairvoyance, ghosts, UFOs, moonlight? With archive interviews have missed. telepathy, and psychics. From of Anton LaVey, former leader of the episode one to twelve LQ delves Church of Satan, we visit the Wicker In Arkansas, we visit the swamp into subjects such as vampires, Museum at Boscastle in Cornwall. where our investigators drag out the ghosts and the unknown. truth about Bobby Ford’s encounter From there we visit the Devil’s with the Fouke Monster which was We start with vampires. Are they Gate Dam which was constructed the subject of the 1972 semi-factual, evil beings who roam the world at in 1920 and is the first dam built documentary style horror feature night searching for people whose for Los Angeles County’s flood film entitled The Legend of Boggy blood they can feed upon or are control and water conservation Creek (initially titled Tracking the they just a myth? They may be the system. The name comes from a Fouke Monster). best-known classic monsters of all. unique rock formation below the Most people associate vampires dam that resembled the profile of After aliens, exorcisms, and demons with Count Dracula, the legendary, a horned devil which is no longer we go into the world of ghosts as blood-sucking subject of Bram visible because it was covered we ghostbust the haunted locations Stoker’s epic novel, Dracula, which up. Why? Then we ask why do so in Wrightwood, The Cecil Hotel was published in 1897. many people take their lives at the where The Black Dalia lived, and Pasadena Suicide Bridge. What are then the Devil’s Gate Dam before Then we have the truth about the police hiding? ending our journey at the Verdugo Exorcisms. Was The Exorcist fact Hills Cemetery to visit the ghoulish or fiction? Does the Catholic church Then we hop over to Area 51 and see occupants that come out at night. perform exorcisms in the twenty- for ourselves what happened in the 4 Linnea Quigley’s PARANORMAL TRUTH NARRATOR | HOST Barbara Linnea Quigley (born May 27, 1958) is an American actress, film LINNEA QUIGLEY producer, model, singer, and author. She is best known as a B movie actress and is often referred to as a “scream queen” due to her frequent appearances in low-budget horror films during the 1980s and 1990s. Born in Davenport, Iowa, Quigley first pursued her career in the late 1970s shortly after moving to Los Angeles. While working at Jack LaLanne’s health spa, she was encouraged by her friends to try modelling and also began taking acting and guitar-playing classes. After appearing as an extra in various films, Quigley got her first acting role in the Charles Band-produced film Fairy Tales(1978). She continued receiving small parts mostly in B movies. Her first bigger part was in the 1981 slasher film, Graduation Day. Quigley followed with more films such as Savage Streets (1984) and Silent Night, Deadly Night (1984). In 1985, Quigley appeared in the zombie horror film The Return of the Living Dead playing a teenage punk, which is considered one of her most notable roles and earned her “scream queen” status. During the second half of the 1980s, Quigley starred in a number of low-budget films following the popularization of the home video. She repeatedly worked with the directors David DeCoteau (Creepozoids, Nightmare Sisters, and Sonority Babes in the Slime ball Bowl-O-Rama) and Kevin Tenney (Night of the Demons and Witchtrap), and appeared alongside fellow scream queens Brinke Stevens and Michelle Bauer. By the end of the 1980s, Quigley decided to take a different direction and starred in the first two films of Rick Sloane’s comedy series Vice Academy. However, she continued being type cast as a victim in horror films. Aside from her acting career, Quigley is also a singer (she formed an all-female band The Skirts in the early 1980s) and an author (she wrote three books; The Linnea Quigley Bio & Chainsaw Book, I’m Screaming as Fast as I Can: My Life in B-Movies, and Skin). She is also a devoted animal rights activist and an active member of PETA. Recently Linnea has been starring and producing a reality show about her life. Over the last 40 years, Linnea Quigley has been in over 150 movies. Linnea Quigley’s PARANORMAL TRUTH 5 EPISODE1 The Undead Do vampires and zombies exist or are they just the stuff of legend? Where did all of the undead and the people that feared them go? Why, in the past, was there a worldwide obsessive fear based on these kinds of creatures? Should the living truly fear the night and what it brings? On the other hand, were such creatures created by the human psyche due to the general obsession with death? How much do you know about the classic myths of undead creatures? Most people are only familiar with the modern versions of these creatures. Stark pale nobles that drink blood from innocent victims or green-skinned shambling corpses with a hunger for brains. Where do the origins of these things lie? Learn all of this and more on as you explore the lore and theory of the undead. Discover the dark history of suspected vampires like Vlad Tepes and Elizabeth Bathory and uncover hidden Voodoo rituals designed to make the dead rise from the grave. 6 Linnea Quigley’s PARANORMAL TRUTH EPISODE 2 Demonic Possession Can an evil intelligence enter and take control of your body? What makes one susceptible and how can it be prevented? What are the three stages of possession? Was The Exorcist fact or fiction? Does the Catholic Church really perform exorcisms in the twenty-first century? If all of these phenomena are real then how should one protect themself? If none of this is real then why is the belief of demonic possession so far spread throughout the world? What are demons at their most basic? What is the mission of hell’s demonic forces? What is the purpose during a possession? What happens when the demons win and exorcism fails? These are all very important questions when considering the severity of this subject. Demons are ancient, malevolent, and powerful beings; that all share a hatred for humanity. Taking possession of humans may be a strategy of Satan. A strategy that is in constant use in the battle against heaven and hell. Of course, that is one way of interpreting this ancient struggle that humanity faces. Many religions around the world have their own versions of demonic possession. Every version of this myth (or truth) has differences but the similarities are truly disturbing. Grab your holy water and rehearse your Latin to prepare for a journey into the history of demonic possession. Linnea Quigley’s PARANORMAL TRUTH 7 EPISODE3 Devil worship Does the author of evil exist or is he just a tool of control for the church? Can a person gain wealth and power by bowing to the dark one? And is it worth the cost? How deep or how high do the levels of corruption go? How many of the world’s leaders have already been lost to a mega cult that runs the world from behind the scenes? How deeply are satanic cults ingrained into our governments and churches? Just who is the man connected to the name Anton LaVey? Slap on your limited edition tin foil hats folks.
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