Here's a Sync/Sink

I just wrote a post about
"Reality Tunnels of the Tricksters ?" 
 yesterday (don't forget Australia is one day ahead of the USA),
and what happens today?
" 1 March 2013 Last updated at 22:28 GMT 
A Florida man has disappeared into a 20ft-deep (6m) sinkhole that swallowed up a bedroom in his house.
Rescue crews have not made contact with Jeffrey Bush, 36, whose brother heard screams shortly after the hole opened.
Officials in the town near Tampa have postponed further rescue efforts until they determine how much of the ground under the house is compromised. "
Florida man missing in sinkhole 
How weird is that? 
And look at the date - 01/03/13 (1313)

I also wrote a post about numbers and foxes this morning 
before hearing of this story -
Fox = 666?

Movie Reviews from The Fox Hole – The Frighteners (1996)

And is that number 24 on the house? 
The number on the 
Nightmare on Elm Street  house is a mirror image almost  
42/8.

Santa Cruz Signs?

Now here is a twist, because the man who wrote the article that got me started
on the post in all likely-hood wrote the script that was pinched to make the movie Hanna.
Say sNOw to Hanna!!!

A panel from Chris Knowles' "Snow".

Sync Log: Still Praying to the Aliens...

MIB-UFO: Virtual Reality and Reality Tunnels  

It all started with this comment about Chris Knowles' blog post -

Brizdaz (Darren) said...

I really wanted to put this comment under your post on David Bowie's new song

http://secretsun.blogspot.com.au/2013/02/sync-log-still-praying-to-aliens.html

But there was no post a comment section.
I just wanted to say I did a piece on Tim Burton's
James and the Giant Peach and the alien abduction theme in that movie, and I also refer to David Bowie's alien links in movies, especially since he and Sarandon were in Strieber's film version of The Hunger, which Strieber later admitted to being influenced subconsciously by Whitley's own alien contact.

http://brizdazz.blogspot.com.au/2013/02/james-and-giant-peach-syncs.html

Tim Burton seems to have a thing for the Orion star system running through his movies.
If you get a chance watch this movie, tell me that I'm just imagining the alien abduction/disclosure theme in
"James and the Giant Peach".

February 27, 2013 at 3:15 PM 

So let's back this up for a Jeffery Kriplal moment here.
http://secretsun.blogspot.com.au/2012/01/secret-sun-radio-mystery-hour.html

Dean Radin and Jeff Kripal

Chris Knowles writes a script called "Snow", which ends up being a dead ringer for the script to Hanna, (almost) starring 

Saoirse Rohan

Saoirse Rohan

who also stars in the Peter Jackson film The Lovely Bones
with Susan Sarandon playing her grandmother in that film.
That film centers around a sinkhole as well as a death/murder. 

Susan Sarandon

Susan voiced the spider in Tim Burton's 
James and the Giant Peach
James and the Giant Peach Syncs

Jackson also made The Frighteners starring Micheal J Fox.
Fox was also Marty(r) McFly out of Back to the Future,
which my post on that movie and the KT's 
Is "Back to the Future" a Film About the Knight's Templars and Their Fight with Rome?  
was inspired by Chris Knowles post here-
Revisiting the Temple: In Light of Recent Events...
Also starring in The Frighteners was an actor named 
Jeffery Combs.

Jeffery Combs

Here is where it all starts to fall into a sync hole for me.
We now have three Jefferys, 
Jeffery Bush the real life guy missing in the real life sink hole.

Jeffery Kripal,author of Mutants and Mystics, who was interviewed by Knowles,
and Jeffery Combs who has starred with Andras Jones,
star of Nightmare on Elm Street IV in a movie I wrote about 
here-
Nightmare On Elm Street 4 Imagery

Andras Jones in  The Attic Expeditions

Andras Jones: Psycho Cinematic Analysis

In a twist to The Attic Expeditions  Jeffery Combs plays
Dr.Jones in the movie The Man with Two Brains.
Combs also plays Frank Baum in Dorothy and the Witches of Oz

to Christopher Lloyd's Wizard.

The latest picture Combs is in is The Penny Dreadful Picture Show
which looks dreadful, but seems to be a play on one of 
Susan Sarandon's most famous pictures

which was about aliens.

And of course Sarandon and Bowie star in Whtley Strieber's book's film adaption.

Which kind of brings us back full circle -

Sync Log: Still Praying to the Aliens...