PARANORMAL ROCKTIVITY (BAND) DALLAS TEXAS

 Have You Ever Had a Paranormal Experience?

 In these three photos above from several of my Wizard Wayne/Doctor Zombieo magic shows years ago, and the others were at a performance of a play/magic show called Dear Die-Ry with my alter ego Doctor Zombieo that I did not too long ago. The girl who did our makeup for the Paranormal Rocktivity "Doctor Zombieo's Freakin Creepy Band" video/song had something tug the back of her shirt in the hallway while she was leaving the restroom and we were about to start the video shoot. She said she thought it was me, but then she saw that nobody was behind her and everyone was in the front part of the place heading out to the studio. She didn't know, but in that hallway, my kids, friends, pets, and I have seen things in that very area over the last twenty years. When I ask people to describe what they saw, the same description is always given...  

On October 28, 2012, my family, fellow magician his family, and I performed a magic show/play that I had written for a customer who wanted something in the scary magic show theme. A week later, I was watching the video from the show and had hit the pause button to catch a phone call. Just when I was about to hit the play button, I noticed the shadow to my daughters right above the jack-o-lantern, which was not lit. I took a picture with my cell phone of the paused video so I could lighten and zoom in later on my computer. If you look very closely, there is a very long face with a chin, mouth, nose, eyes, etc. Funny thing is that the music (on CD and a different player) had actually stopped 6 or 8 min into this show. I am not really sure if any of these photos have anything "paranormal" about them. But with what happened during the performance with the music I used for their soundtracks starting and stopping, it sure makes one wonder.

This photo was taken at a show I did years back at an elementary school for a scout blue and gold banquet. Back then, I used a Jam Box cassette player for my show music. I would push the play button and turn the power off. All I had to do is hit the power on button on the remote control to start the show music. A week later, when I complained to a friend about how the music started by itself early, and no one had the remote, and the player was behind a curtain, my friend pointed out the orb in this photo and the mist in another from this show. 

This photo was taken at a show I did years back at an elementary school for a scout blue and gold banquet. Back then, I used a Jam Box cassette player for my show music. I would push the play button and turn the power off. All I had to do is hit the power on button on the remote control to start the show music. A week later, when I complained to a friend of how the music started by itself early, and no one had the remote, and the player was behind a curtain, my friend pointed out the mist (especially when the photo is brightened) in this photo and the orb in another from this show. No fog machine was used at this performance.