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Weird: Truth is Stranger than Fiction

Fans of the true-life horror genre, however, will forgive Weird its myriad faults. Much of the writing is in-depth and intelligent, and the majority of the photographs aren't fit for minors or people with weak stomachs (that's a plus). All in all, the weirdest thing about Weird is that this no-frills disc manages to produce some genuine shivers.

Is there a point to all of this? Not really. It is meant to be information presented as fun. The information is presented in a one-sided fashion; never are there any counterpoint arguments against any of the anomalies presented. It is meat and potatoes for devotees of the supernatural. Presented the way it is, Weird can be very addictive, but it can also be very frustrating for those with little patience. Nothing special, but fun nonetheless, Weird is a nice diversion when your gray cells are frazzled from intense puzzle solving. Just be prepared to put aside your skepticism.