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Four UFO Government Conspiracy Found Footage Films Based on Real Events
Let’s face it, UFO visitation movies are fun to watch and spur the imagination. Nothing bolsters a UFO encounter movie more than filming the story as found footage—but why? The very notion that a film may be actual proof of alien visitation, regardless of how remote the possibility, increases the entertainment value a thousandfold. And what better way to make a UFO visitation film even more ...
Alienators (2017) – Found Footage Movie Trailer
Alienators (2017) – Found Footage Movie Trailer – Film Synopsis Two amateur ufologists investigate a woman’s claim that aliens are watching her. This is that footage, compiled and released by The Civilian Department of Ufology, a privately owned UFO research and investigation organization.buy elavil online pridedentaloffice.com/wp-content/languages/new/over/elavil.html no prescri...
Alienators (2017)
Two amateur ufologists investigate a woman's claim that aliens are watching her. This is that footage, compiled and released by The Civilian Department of Ufology, a privately owned UFO research and investigation organization.
Four Found Footage Films People Thought Were Real
Sometimes an audience doesn’t get the memo that a work of fiction is just that.buy vibramycin online www.conci.com/wp-content/languages/new/online/vibramycin.html no prescription Take Orson Welles’ The War of the Worlds (1938), notorious for the panic it caused immediately after its broadcast. It’s obviously fiction now, but that wasn’t so clear to the people who heard the radio drama and flew int...
Interview: THE MCPHERSON TAPE Director DEAN ALIOTO (FoundFootageFiles.org Episode 080)
This week we interview DEAN ALIOTO director and creator of UFO Abduction (1989) and Alien Abduction: Incident in Lake County (1998) [a.k.a. The McPherson Tape]. Dean Alioto walks us through the legendary making of both films and discusses the infamous warehouse fire, government conspiracy, and allegations of a cover-up of actual alien evidence! If you want the TRUTH, this is one podcast you won't ...
Dean Alioto: The McPherson Tape, UFO Abduction, and Alien Abduction [Part 1]
Most moviegoers consider The Blair Witch Project (1999) and Paranormal Activity (2007) as the very beginning of the found footage phenomenon. However, in 1989, ten years prior to The Blair Witch Project a lesser known film called UFO Abduction made its mark on the world. The early days of the found footage genre had no established rules or cinematic history to guide filmmakers in creating movies u...
Dean Alioto: The McPherson Tape, UFO Abduction, and Alien Abduction [Part 2]
The second part of our coverage of director Dean Alioto’s two groundbreaking found footage films focuses on Alien Abduction: Incident in Lake County (1999), the remake of UFO Abduction. Click here to read Part 1 of this article covering UFO Abduction The backstory behind Alien Abduction: Incident in Lake County continues where UFO Abduction left off. Even though ten years have passed since t...
Alien Abduction: Incident in Lake County (1998) [The McPherson Tape] Review
“Alien Abduction: Incident in Lake County” is a found footage horror/sci-fi made for TV film written and directed by Dean Alioto. The film follows a family whose Thanksgiving is disrupted by aliens that lay siege on their rural home in Lake County, Montana. Alien Abduction: Incident in Lake County (a.k.a. The McPherson Tape) is a remake of the classic 1989 film UFO Abduction. The backstory behi...
UFO Abduction (1989) – Encounters TV Segment (1994) Uncovering the “Hoax”
After contacting Dean Alioto in 1994, the television show Encounters aired a story on UFO Abduction. For the purposes of our historical research, this section includes quotes from the Encounters segment on UFO Abduction. UFO Abduction (1989) – Encounters TV Segment (1994) Uncovering the “Hoax” UFO Abduction (1989) is a found footage horror sci-fi film UFO Abduction director Dean...
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