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Tom's Guide
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Tom's Guide
How to watch 'Contact in the Desert' online – live stream UFO conference from anywhere
"Contact in the Desert" – billed as "the world's largest UFO and UAP conference" – features some of the brightest stars from 'UFO Twitter', including Ross Coulthart and George Knapp. Can't make it to the Woodstock of UFOlogy? Those without a ticket can watch it live online... Here's how to watch "Contact in the Desert" live streams from from anywhere with a VPN. "Contact in the Desert" takes place May 29 – June 2, 2025. Streaming passes from $149 (using discount code 'TOMS').• WATCH LIVE — PursingX• Watch anywhere — try NordVPN 100% risk-free Is there really any truth to the rumor that "non-human intelligence" (aliens) exist? While Congress continues to investigate the rumors of UFO crash retrivals, "Contact in the Desert" is here to bring you up to date with everything UFO/UAP. Themed "Event Horizon," the 2025 event takes place at the Renaissance Esmeralda Resort & Spa in Indian Wells, California. It offers over 50 sessions exploring topics like extraterrestrial life, AI, space travel, and consciousness. Keynote speaker Josh Gates, of "Expedition Unknown", will present on May 31. "CITD" also features renowned figures such as NewsNation's Ross Coulthart, "The Telepathy Tapes'" Dr. Diane Hennacy Powell, and UFO O.G. George Knapp, the man who uncovered Bob Lazar's truly wild claims about Area 51. Attendees can participate in workshops, night sky excursions, and live podcast recordings. Can't make it in person? You can buy an online streaming pass. Here's how to watch and stream "Contact in the Desert" 2025 live online. Whether you're in the States or further afield, you can watch "Contact in the Desert" live on the PursuingX streaming platform. There are a range of passes but for the best experience, there's the Ultimate Replay + Live pass costing $499. This gets you all the live streams, plus all the replays. It's like being there... without being there. Only want the live stream? Opt for the Live Stream pass costing $199. Not exactly cheap. But then again, it considered to be the hottest ticket in 'UFO town'. Discount code: You can get $50 off the Ultimate Replay + Live pass by using the code 'TOMS' when you get to the checkout page. There's also $25 off the Live Stream pass. Abroad? If you're traveling, or want to watch securely and privately, use a VPN. We recommend NordVPN (save 70%). Away from home at the moment and blocked from watching content on your usual streaming service? Or prefer to watch things online privately and securely? You can watch "Contact in the Desert" safely and from anywhere thanks to the wonders of a VPN (Virtual Private Network). The software allows your devices to appear to be back in your home country. Our favorite is NordVPN. There's a good reason you've heard of NordVPN. We specialize in testing and reviewing VPN services and NordVPN is the one we rate best. It's outstanding at unblocking streaming services, it's fast and it has top-level security features too. With over 7,000 servers, across 110+ countries, and at a great price too, it's easy to recommend. Get 70% off with this NordVPN deal Using a VPN is incredibly simple. 1. Install the VPN of your choice. As we've said, NordVPN is our favorite. 2. Choose the location you wish to connect to in the VPN app. For instance, if you're in Australia and want to view your usual U.S. service, you'd select U.S. from the list. 3. Sit back and enjoy the action. Fire up your usual website or streaming service and tune into content as if you were back in your home country. Yes! You can watch the live stream by paying for one of the passes. They're listed in dollars but to give you an idea: The Ultimate Replay + Live pass costs $499 (around £370). This gets you all the live streams, plus all the replays. For the live stream only, then go for the Live Stream pass costing $199 (around £145). Discount code: You can $50 off the Ultimate Replay + Live pass and $25 off the Live Stream pass by using the code 'TOMS' at the checkout. Again, if you're traveling or want to watch the stream securely, we strongly recommend getting NordVPN (save 70%). You can view the live streams and videos "from any Internet connected device." You can also listen from your smartphone, laptop, desktop computer (Windows or Mac), tablet (iOS/Android) or smart TV. Please note that security settings will prevent you from using a simulcast system.
Buzz Feed
22-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Buzz Feed
17 Horror Movies People Watched Too Early As Kids
While it can be fun to watch a horror movie every now and then, sometimes, a really scary film will stick with you forever. So when a Reddit user asked: "What is a movie that traumatized you so badly as a kid that you are still afraid of it as an adult?" I thought I would share their answers below: "I never watched the full video in The Ring. When I watch the film, at that one part, I'll still close my eyes when the video is running. My phone won't ring mfers." Watch the trailer here: "Event Horizon. The scene where Sam Neil's character has his eyes gouged out just messed me up." Watch the trailer here: "It with Tim Curry." Watch the trailer here: "The Exorcist." Watch the trailer here: "For me, this would be all The Grudge movies: Ju-on, and the American remakes as well. When I was about 11, we were having a sleepover at my friend's house and decided that it would be a good idea to watch his older brother's Grudge movies, because 'We are big boys, we can handle it.' It's safe to say I didn't sleep much that night and was scared shitless by literally anything for many months to come. That crackling sound still haunts me to this day. Not the smartest decision that I've ever made..." Watch the trailer here: "The Descent. Fuck caves, and I can't stand scenes with thumbs through eyeballs." Watch the trailer here: "The Shining. Those twins and the tub lady." Watch the trailer here: "The Blair Witch Project. Marketing was so good for that film, I legit thought it was real. So here's 14/15-year-old me thinking I just watched a legit snuff film (opening weekend at that) and it jacked me up for a while. To this day, I get bad vibes from the movie." Watch the trailer here: "In Jaws, that scene when they look under the boat and they find... You know what I mean." Watch the trailer here: "The Dark Crystal." Watch the trailer here: "The first A Nightmare on Elm Street. I still can't watch it to this day." Watch the trailer here: "King Kong (2005). Watching those guys get destroyed by giant spiders, centipedes, and whatever the hell else that was attacking and eating them in that crevice." Watch the trailer here: "The Thing with Kurt Russell. Saw that when I was about 10, and it's always been my top horror movie." Watch the trailer here: "The Exorcism of Emily Rose? I think that's what it was called. I woke up every night at 3 a.m. and freaked the fuck out." Watch the trailer here: "Candyman." Watch the trailer here: "Thirteen Ghosts. The damn jackal just frightened the hell out of me as a kid." Watch the trailer here: "Poltergeist. I was way too young to watch that movie." Watch the trailer here: Is there a scary movie that you watched as a kid that still haunts you? Tell us all about it in the comments or via the anonymous form below:
Buzz Feed
29-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Buzz Feed
"I Refuse To Watch It Again" – 15 Horror Films That Totally Exceeded Our Expectations
Recently, u/Sans010394 asked r/moviecritic, "What's a horror movie that exceeded your expectations?" So we thought we'd share some of the top responses. 1. The Ritual (2017) Netflix "It really is quite fantastic. It was one of the first newer ones I watched upon diving into the genre for the first time. The horror occurs in surprising ways." – human_not_alien 2. Event Horizon (1997) Paramount Pictures " Event Horizon with Sam Neill. I had no idea at the time what it was going in. Was so good it messed me up so much, I refuse to watch it again." – Ill_Cod7460 3. Prey (2022) 20th Century Studios "I'd even consider it better than Predator in some regards. It had a fairly linear plot, a main protagonist whom I didn't want to see get hurt, strong leads, and a Yautja costume that looked very well constructed." – NerdNuncle 4. Train to Busan (2016) Next Entertainment World 5. Talk to Me (2022) A24 "It just looked like another gimmick movie, like Ouji or something, but man was it creepy, and that ending hit hard." – BreathWithMe6 6. Oculus (2013) Relativity Media "This movie scared the shit out of me on my first watch. Not a flawless film but Katee Sackhoff really owned her role and the twists/timeline jumps keep you invested and disoriented. Still one of my favourites." – bobby_portishead 7. Let the Right One In (2008) Sandrew Metronome " Let The Right One In is so melancholy and sad and beautiful in a weird way. The American version is really good imo too, just a different vibe. The kids in both of them are so insanely good." – chainsawbearandco 8. Barbarian (2022) 20th Century Studios "I'd had some things spoiled and heard that it was a good movie but I was blown away by the quality. It's brilliantly shot, the acting is flawless, it's properly tense and the themes are perfect for this kind of movie and explored in the most interesting of ways, without saying anything too spoiler-y. Just a top tier movie and not what I expected from Zach from WKUK." – Sea_Cheesecake3330 9. The Wailing (2016) 20th Century Studios "The suspension was killing me. Never had any scare-jump but the whole time I was freaked out. I have watched it with three different groups of people and every time I was amazed. To date, I'm not sure what happened in in the end." – nomercy15 10. The Witch (2015) A24 "I was like 'ok cool, period piece with the 'is it magic or is it mundane'' trope, let's see how it plays out.' It is not mundane, and leans into that full force and it creeped me the hell out." – Careful-Release 11. Sinners (2025) Warner Bros. Pictures "I know it's new, and it's still going. Some things were visually weird a couple times, but the music was great and there was a lot more emotion than I expected. It doesn't even feel like a horror movie somehow." – feverishh 12. Sinister (2012) Lionsgate "Randomly watched it by myself one day thinking it would just be a movie that could kill some time. Messed me up bad to the point where I had trouble sleeping that night." – robertswoman 13. Midsommar (2019) A24 "Aesthetic-wise – the colours, camera shots and visual compositions were done amazingly for me." – Both-Fruit5418 "The fully bright horror movie and the kinda of delusion that ensues is horror in its own way. Loved it." – immersedmoonlight 14. Terrified (2017) Aura Films "I've never been more scared in a film so quickly. The opening shot is immediately gripping and tense. I honestly think the first 15 minutes is one of the best openings in all of horror, and should be studied in film schools. The movie is not perfect, but no horror film has ever pulled me in so quickly." – kdawgster1 15. The Night House (2020) Searchlight Pictures
