Mysteries from Beyond Earth (1975)

Mysteries from Beyond Earth is a 1975 American documentary directed by George Gale and narrated by Lawrence Dobkin that surveys various unexplained phenomena through interviews, archival footage, and reenactments. It covers UFO sightings and abductions, including accounts from Pascagoula witnesses Charles Hickson and Calvin Parker, as well as insights from ufologists Stanton Friedman and Donald E. Keyhoe; the lost continent of Atlantis; anomalies in the Bermuda Triangle; the origins of Bigfoot; ancient astronaut theories suggesting extraterrestrial influence on human evolution; psychic abilities like ESP, telekinesis, and psychic healing; Kirlian photography capturing auras; cryonics for body preservation; and witchcraft practices. Produced by Ralph and Judy Blum with writing contributions from Don Silio, the 95-minute film reflects mid-1970s interest in the paranormal, blending scientific inquiry with eyewitness testimonies to explore potential connections between earthly mysteries and cosmic origins.