Welcome to Otherworld. I'm your host, Jack Wagner.

In this episode, I'm joined by Elijah Wood and Daniel Noah.

They're the founders of Spector Vision, hosts of the podcast visitations, and two people have gotten to know recently while working on Otherworld. When we met, we immediately started talking about the paranormal, our work, and the things that interest us. It was one of those conversations that got very deep, very quickly, and could have gone on.

For hours, I remember thinking, I wish I was recording this,

because it'd be a really good interview episode of Otherworld.

I'm sure pretty much everyone is familiar with Elijah Wood from his long and incredible acting career.

I mean, he played one of the most recognizable film characters of all time.

I obviously knew who he was, but what I didn't know was how interested and knowledgeable

he was in the paranormal and horror movies.

These interests are what led him to start the company Spectrevision, along with writer Daniel

Noah and some others.

Spector Vision is known for producing some of the most beloved genre films of this era, like

Mandy, A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night, and Color Out of Space.

If you haven't seen these movies,

I highly recommend checking them out. They're really good. The company also recently expanded into podcasting with the launch of Spectrovision Radio. I wanted to bring these two on because I know

they've both always been fascinated by the paranormal, but not necessarily as a real-world

phenomenon, more of a genre for storytelling. However, that changed somewhat recently for them,

and I think the story behind that is a really interesting one. When we talked about this in

person, I thought their journey into exploring these topics was so compelling

that I needed to get them on the podcast officially

to talk about it in an interview.

I really enjoyed my conversation with these two,

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