Yeah, Film Vault.

We are one of the original film podcasts. That can't be true. There was like two other film podcasts when we began, Brian. How long are we doing this show? You and I first sat down and did a version of the show over 20 years ago. My God. Two episodes each week. One. We are reviewed movies and the first episode, the second one. Different top five every week. Movies that made you cry. Worst movie accents. Most disturbing movies.

Alright, the film bought, check it out. episode and the second one different top five every week movies that made you cry worse movie

accents most disturbing movies all right the film ball check it out wherever you find a fine

podcast that's right the film vaults going on 20 plus years welcome to true spies the podcast that takes

you deep inside the greatest secret missions of all time.

Suddenly out of the dark disappear in Laubman.

You'll meet the people who live life undercover.

What do they know?

What are their skills?

And what would you do in their position?

Vengeance felt good.

Seeing these people pay for what they'd done felt righteous.

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In the early morning hours of August 24, 1953, a former aviation engineer named George Van Tassel claimed to have been awakened in the middle of the night by an extraterrestrial visitor.

Six years earlier, Van Tassel had moved his family to Landers, California, a sleepy little town in the southeastern corner of the Mojave Desert.

Van Tassel had some impressive credentials.

He had once worked for some of the most prominent aviation technology firms in the U.S.,

including Lockheed, Douglas Aviation, and Howard Hughes' aviation firm.

But along with his technical know-how, Van Tassel had a deeply spiritual side as well.

It was this spiritual side that caused him to move his family to Landers.

That's because of the town's proximity to Giant Rock,

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