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Mothman is a legendary creature that strongly resembles Owl Man and was reportedly seen in the Point Pleasant area of West Virginia from approximately November 1966 through December 1967, dozens of people reported sightings of a huge, semi-human winged creature with glowing red eyes …
Paranormal writers played up the otherworldly aspects of the sightings, reinterpreting and reshaping the legend to suit their needs.

Directed by Doug TenNapel. With Edward Schofield, Doug Langdale, John Frederick Jones, Jill McLean. The Mothman can still be seen in Point Pleasant, West Virginia, today, in the form of a historical museum, open seven days a week, and also as a 12-foot-tall chrome-polished statue, complete with massive steel wings and ruby-red eyes. It has additional eyes set in it’s humanoid chest and it possesses an unusual shriek.

[*] To this day people claim to have seen the Mothman before disasters like 9/11 and the collapse of the 35w bridge in Minneapolis. This was filmed on location at two … Risky Business: The Ghost Town of Kirwin - Main Street, Wyoming - Duration: 57:07.
Verified Purchase. Current artistic interpretations of Mothman often cast it as demonic or, more understandably, insect-like. Some artist renditions have the Mothman all black and feathery looking, but the red eyes and adult human size remain fairly consistent. Feature length documentary of the real story behind the legend of The Mothman. The “glowing” eyes could simply be normal animal eyes reflecting light from another source, like a flashlight or car headlights. An earlier movie about the legendary character, The Mothman.

Eyes equipped with a mirrored layer called the tapetum lucidum. The film tells the … Comment Report abuse. This was filmed on location at two different places that he supposedly was seen.

With Edward Schofield, Doug Langdale, John Frederick Jones, Jill McLean.

With Mothman, Richard Pait, John H. Sauer, Helen H. Tanner.

If this is done as I have suggested then it would get 5-STARS from me! With rumors adrift of a haunting Indian curse, wild stories of men in black, bridge collapses, and a history of uncanny coincidences, UFO sightings, and even alien abductions; The Eyes of the Mothman is the … The Mothman is a relatively recent addition to popular folklore, first emerging in 1967 from the association of sightings of a strange Winged Humanoid figure around the city of Point Pleasant, West … Eyes of The Mothman is a 2 hour and 30 minute documentary by Red Line Studios about the Mothman of West Virginia folklore. Read more. Comment Report abuse.

Nickell attributes the Mothman reports to pranks, misidentified planes, and sightings of a barred owl, an albino owl, suggesting that the Mothman's "glowing eyes" were actually red-eye effect caused from the reflection of light from flashlights or other bright light sources. [*] There are no confirmed photos of the Mothman, though many fake pictures exist.

A statue of Mothman now stands in Point Pleasant, with large, clawed arms, bulging eyes… Mothman is described as a large creature standing over six-feet tall, with wings six- to ten-feet across, menacing red eyes, and a body covered in gray or black feathers or fur.

Q: In researching reports of Mothman, I’ve found many references to the beast having glowing red eyes.