Is the Mothman real? Clearly, this determination is up for debate. Wamsley, for one, sums it up as follows: “One thing is for certain, people were seeing something very strange and abnormal in ...

But the Mothman was well known long before the popular Netflix reboot came to be. Thanks to “The Mothman Prophecies” movie starring Richard Gere and Laura Linney in 2002, the phenomenon is now ...

THE myth of the Mothman has been part of American fokelore since the 1960s. Now a recent sighting of a what some people are saying is a winged man flying through the trees has sparked fears the cre… ...

The new Mothman plush from Build-A-Bear appeared to sell out within hours of its announcement. The plush toy is inspired by a West Virginia legend.

Mothman is an American urban legend, scarier than Bigfoot but significantly less frightening than Slender Man. He (or she, or it) was first spotted in Point Pleasant, ...

The “Mothman” legend, after decades of random alleged sightings around the country, picked up steam in the Chicago area in 2011 when reports of a giant, flying, winged humanoid began surfacing.

So yes, it’s possible that a big bird scared some people in West Virginia in the 1960s; and the whole freaked out town “created” the Mothman to explain what they couldn’t.

While some cryptids have long dominated pop culture, Mothman has been immortalized thanks to Mark Pellington’s The Mothman Prophecies. The film, which stars an ensemble including Richard Gere ...

Based, as the ad campaign says, on "true events," "Mothman" is the story of the paranormal events that purportedly took place in late 1966 and 1967 in and around Point Pleasant, W.Va., a sleepy ...