Since I watch hundreds of films a year, I’ve learned to keep my viewing schedule flexible. I juggle late-night binges with 10am press screenings and mid-week movie dates with my wife. Even though I can enjoy a movie anytime and anyplace, one of my favourite film-watching experiences only happens on Saturday nights. That’s because there’s …
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Milton Robinson (Ben Kingsley) is an unassuming man leading a mundane life. He’s a 78-year-old widower and retiree with two adult children he seldom sees. So, he spends his free time attending city council meetings, voicing the same demands day after day. But one night, something extraordinary invades Milton’s ordinary life when a flying saucer crashes into his backyard and …
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Horror movies get a bad wrap. More than any other genre, people define horror by lowbrow cliches; trashy premises, low production values, and excessive nudity and violence. So, when a standout horror flick arrives on the scene, critics shuffle it off into a separate category called elevated horror – creepy, smart, well-crafted horror flicks …
I won’t beat around the bush. Ariel Phenomenon presents one of the most incredible real-life stories ever told. If you believe these events happened exactly as portrayed in the film, then Ariel Phenomenon offers a doorway to a new worldview. In that case, the film makes a powerful argument that our reality is teeming with …
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The latest UFO Movie Club episode takes an in-depth look at the film adaptation of Whitley Strieber’s best-selling novel Communion. Love it or hate it, director Philippe Mora’s Communion leaves a lasting impression. Strieber’s 1987 alien abduction novel was a runaway hit. But Mora’s 1989 horror/biopic bombed with critics and viewers. Fortunately, Communion now lives …
Aurora’s (Camille Rowe) life is kind of a mess. She spends her nights popping pills and dancing among strangers. But who can blame her after the trippy event she witnessed as a child? Aurora’s mom was a space nerd. On one fateful night, she took her daughter into the woods to watch the stars and …
This episode of UFO Movie Club covers director Jon Sumple’s 2021 documentary Extraordinary: The Revelations. The Revelations, Sumple’s third entry in the Extraordinary series, puts humanity’s alleged interactions with ET into historical context. The film attempts to decipher the alien agenda by examining ET encounters through the lens of three paradigms (biblical, ascension and colonization). …
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The Latest UFO Movie Club looks at Peacock’s 2021 docuseries, Unidentified with Demi Lovato. The four-part streaming series sees world-renowned pop star Demi Lovato assemble a crew to travel across the United States investigating UFOs and other incidents of high strangeness. Demi’s supernatural adventures include desert sky watches, a hypnotic regression, telepathic communications with extraterrestrials, …
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Extraordinary: The Revelations Quicktake: Experiencers & Whistleblowers Go on the Record Extraordinary: The Revelations doesn’t waste any time diving into a high-stakes world of UFOs and alien life. According to the film, human-alien hybrids are here on earth blending into society. And this alien presence poses a threat, unlike anything humanity has ever faced. At …
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Extraordinary: The Seeding Quicktake: Glimpsing Ufology’s Eccentric Side Anyone looking to solve the UFO mystery ends up with more questions than they started with. Or, as ufology historian Richard Dolan puts it, the more we learn about the world we’re in, the greater the mysteries. Dolan is one of the many thoughtful UFO experts featured …
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