"IWOW: I Walk on Water is, without question, Khalik Allah's most ambitious film yet. Spanning over three hours, it tackles questions of love, loss and God. Inspired in part by old Hollywood sandal-films like The Egyptian, the film sprawls across the world, inviting epic comparisons from its viewers. The film is structured around a series of miracles, the most important of which is the resurrection of Frenchie - a frequent figure in Allah's work who disappeared for four years and…

"In a 1998 paper entitled The Ghost in the Machine, engineer Vic Tandy drew a line between infrasound and paranormal activity. According to his research, low-frequency sound waves inaudible to humans could inspire a sense of oppression and dread. Remove the source of the sound, and suddenly the haunting disappears. Further research noted that the impact of the low-frequency noise was exasperated by changes in temperature, which could affect the speed of sound waves. In the natural world, infrasound can…