The Real Story Behind The Fourth Kind – True Story? Or Fake?

November 7th, 2009 by Wendy

Tagged as: Horror Movies, Sci-Fi, The Fourth Kind, Trailers, Video

There’s nothing freakier than horror movies that are based on a true story… so how about the real story behind “The Fourth Kind,” which touts that it’s based on true case studies and includes actual footage? Is “The Fourth Kind” a true story?

Check out the trailer for The Fourth Kind in the video clip above, which sets up a re-enactment of real events, interspersed with what is supposedly real, true-blue footage.

Is the real story behind The Fourth Kind just the latest in the docu-sci fi/horror genre that wants audiences to believe it’s true to up the scare factor?

It appears that the film studio’s attempt at creating a back story, based on the supposedly true events of psychiatrist Abagail Tyler in Nome, Alaska, a real person who interviewed sleep-deprived patients that claimed they were abducted by aliens – is only semi-based on any reality.

The Fourth Kind is said to have been recreated from “archival footage,” however, Nome residents have no knowledge of these events and the Anchorage Daily News reports that no psychiatrist even exists by that name.

The Alaska town did, however, have a high death and disappearance rate over the years, which the FBI investigated and attributed to the winter climage and alcoholism. But hey, the deaths/disappearances do serve the story well – if they’re mostly unexplained/unsolved cases, then why not alien abductions?

So, it appears that The Fourth Kind is not a real, true story… but rather a fake. Hey, you’ve gotta have a gimmick.

By the way, Nome mayor Denise Michels told CNN that they’ve been receiving a lot of phone calls: “Some of the calls I’m just ignoring, because the issue we had to deal with in real life was very sensitive. The movie is portraying something like the ‘Blair Witch Project,’ and we’re just hoping the message gets out that this is supposed to be for entertainment.”

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On November 7th 2009, » The Real Story Behind the Fourth Kind – True Story ? Or Fake? James’s Random Journal wrote:

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On November 8th 2009, Shally wrote:

TOTALLY FAKE! As a Nome resident it is upsetting to think that the people that are really missing are being used for entertainment purposes. The family and freinds of these people who are missing deserve an apology. Just like the Vampires in Barrow in was is 31 days of Night … I will watch the movie just to make fun of all the missleading information the movie will have.
On November 8th 2009, jon jon wrote:

so if the movie isn’t real…how can they get away with stating in the movie that the footage IS real? wouldn’t they get sued for misreprensentation or fraud and fraudulant claims? How is that any different then someone saying they were kidnapped by a person…the person who claimed to be kidnapped then found to not have will go to court and can be faced with a hefty fine and/or jail time. I know of such a case that is happening in my town and is in the paper everyday.
On November 8th 2009, Jordan wrote:

Overall, the story was great and kept it’s viewers tied into the story. The scary parts were mainly loud noises, and creepy images, but other than that, it was a typical story of alien abduction. The footage you can tell isn’t real, due to the clarity of the image. In 2000, the setting of the story, video camera filming was very blurry and pixelated, you can easily tell that the so called “recordings” were set up and done more recently, especially through the actors body language. The story may not be true, but also could actually BE true. With the FBI does like to hide things from its citizens, and the responses from those from Nome could have easily been influenced by government control. So, basically, the story very well could be true, but sadly, most likely isn’t. But, in the end, it was still a terrifying movie.
On November 8th 2009, Joey DeDios wrote:

If there are as many disappearances in nome then why cant 6 or 7 be due to alien abductions? In order for you to believe these abductions could have occured you must first believe in UFO’s. If you dont, its very egotistical to think we are the only living beings in space (something thats infinite). You also have to explain to 11 million witness’s including U.S. presidents and astronauts that what they saw (and you didn’t) was a weather ballon, atmospheric gases, or some other random explaination. If people are trying to research this story and looking for an “Abigal Tyler”, they must have missed the first minutes of the film when they said names were changed for the protection of individuals involved. Abigal Tyler doesn’t exist but the person her charichter was based off of does…
It still surprises me that many people dont believe in UFO’s. I hope they did their own research to come up with that conclusion themselves and not just believing what the government feeds them. The government also denied Area 51 existed….up until recent years when they decided not to hide/deny it any longer. How is it that almost every other country has admitted to the existance of UFO’s and we still remain silent? I know im not the smartest person on earth but I am educated. If people insist on claiming everyone who believes in UFO’s are nuts, our the majority of our population should be locked up….
On November 8th 2009, Dan wrote:

(quoting)

The film’s trailer states that the story is based on “actual case studies,” but does not specify which cases. As a result, much speculation has arisen regarding the search for documented evidence from the actual cases and whether Dr. Abigail Tyler is a real person or a fictional character for use in an internet viral marketing campaign.

(some people might say… “or is that what they want you to think” )
On November 8th 2009, Matt wrote:

Yeah I saw it states cleary before the film that the dramatizations are based on actual archival footage. I mean they could probably be safe by saying Based on True Events like other movies in that genre and we know its very loosely based, they did not have to go that far.
On November 8th 2009, Hugh wrote:

they cant get sued for lieing bc its a fuckin movie retard! its for entertainment purposes only. Star wars isnt getting sued bc people think luke skywalker is real
On November 9th 2009, simba wrote:

it states at the beginning of the film that this is a dramatised version of the actual events that occured but the footage IS real. you can tell the parts of the dramatised areas. like when she is being dragged away herself, that reinactment is clearly dramatised. and the parts where its showing the real clips and the reinactment then just strays off to the reinactment there will obviously changed things araound. and the somalian is 100% real
On November 9th 2009, Tim Carlquist wrote:

This movie was real. People just choose not to believe what they cannot understand. Go see the film. The footage of the man killing his family and then turning the gun on himself, is real. It is actual police video. How can you say that it isn’t real? What your back in Nome – actually, you don’t have to worry, you can’t remember what happened to you anyway.
On November 9th 2009, Ruth wrote:

I saw the movie and thought it was ridiculous! I laughed through the whole thing. I thought the person who played Dr. Abagail Tyler looked like an alien and thats the closest this movie cam to convincing me that there are aliens.
On November 9th 2009, Amcore Bank President wrote:

That is what I am saying jon jon!
If this is fake only time will tell with lawsuits and allegations of people who actually want to live up to their cover up stories.
People have made a hefty buck sueing for less than something that is “supposedly” as false as the critcis are stating about this movie.
Of course town officials are going to cry wolf about this movie. What small town would want to admit to something like this. It would put them on the map as “crazies”.
So who really wants to own up to their truth and all of this hurt caused by the movie and bring their balls forward by pressing charges against the creators of such a false story.
On November 9th 2009, tony wrote:

what think is that paranormal activities is still better then this movie!
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On November 10th 2009, Tyler wrote:

Dr. Abagail Tyler.. hmm, we all know in movies names can be changed for confedential reasons, am I right? So maybe that’s just the name they came up with, and “Dr. Tyler” didn’t want her name exposed. Specifying cases also puts confedential rights aside.

The Fourth Kind is a movie, no duh they are going to spoof it up. The reason for this movies was to frighten people with what’s been frightening people for years and years. Saying it’s a true story makes the audience more focused, and freaked. The Texas Chinsaw Massacre wouldn’t be famous had it not been told to us that it was real. I’m sure no one quite knows what happened to people who just happen to run across him.. But they have imaginations, and police cases of some causes of deaths by the dude. They just made a scene to follow up someone’s decapitation. So, the point is, it’s real but altered. That’s my belief. And the point is to get your thinker thinking. So stop complaining and enjoy the show.
On November 12th 2009, Elaine Q wrote:

I think that people just need to watch this movie for what it’s worth. I went and saw it last night, and I will say that it was a decent movie. Yes you can pick this movie apart but you can do that with every single movie ever created. I will not sit here and say whether I think it is real or fake. One of my biggest problems though was the setting. It was supposed to be set in Nome Alaska but if you were to put that in Google, you would not see lush green forests and mountains, you’d see tundra and flat land. If you’re going to set a movie in a specific location and state that the movie is based off real events, you might want to put it in the right location for starters. Aside from definite faults, The Fourth Kind is a decent movie. Just give it a chance. People just need to learn and understand that movies are created for entertainment
On November 14th 2009, tpatcomcast wrote:

I really liked this movie. It had the whole ’small town something weird is happening’ feel to it like most of the 50’s sci-fi and monster movies. Plus, this movie never got silly and tried to show us aliens..it was all suggested and all in the mind..which is the scariest movie you can make.
On November 16th 2009, ian sassoon wrote:

The movie was good and definitely scary, but i didn’t buy into the “actual footage” plot. Not to throw in spoilers…but it would have been cool to see the aliens.
On November 16th 2009, mr.ocho wrote:

What made it feel real to me was the whole tie in of the anunnaki*. I’ve read about them in books by zecheria sitchin & david icke. & I don’t mean like 100% real. But it was nice to have them give other folks a little lesson on sumerian civilization. You guys should go read about it or look it up on youtube.
On November 16th 2009, Mandi wrote:

I was born and raised in Fairbanks Alaska, and currently live 20 min south of there in North Pole (those who laugh, google zip/postal code 99705) Those who believe all this, go to http://www.newsminer.com/ and type in Universal Studios.
They’ve reached a settlement to the Alaska Press Club to reimberse Alaska journalists for the trouble they are causing by putting fake news stories beside actual news and claiming they’re from our local newspapers – such as The Fairbanks Daily News-Miner and The Nome Nugget. I do not doubt Nome has a lot of missing persons reports as it is a harsh climate and there are a lot of stupid people who are careless. I also admit Alaskans drink the most alcohol per capita and has the most depression per capita (and therfore a lot of suicides). Alien abduction, however unlikely, is a slim possibility (I doubt we are completely alone in the Universe) but, is certainly not the cause for the mass majority of these disappearances, the climate and alcohol are, the climate more so. As for the sleep deprivation, they probably were new to Alaska and hadn’t acclimated to the 24-hour daylight.
On November 16th 2009, Mandi wrote:

I do give them props for getting people digging though.
On November 17th 2009, jenn wrote:

I think it look like some evil thing that has nothing to do wid aliens….. Evil comes in different forms.. if the story is true. The lady look like an alien though lol…….
On November 17th 2009, kris wrote:

you may not believe me when i tell you this but if you dont i dont care because what is there to prove to people i dont even know…I am from nome, my name is kris. i saw something strange while walking my dog back in june 1999 , A black though silent object blocking the stars behind as i looked up. i thought maybe it was a smudge on my glasses, i cleaned my glasses and looked up once more. the dark object moved to a different location then suddenly it just disappeared , i was crapping myself and ran as fast as i could with luka (my dog) back home, now this story has come to light, i am crapping my self even more. i will not see this movie, i refuse. I feel i need a phyciatrist right now, I wanna leave nome and relocate.

Only joking folks!!! thought i would creep you out a little,, what a load of sceptical bull.. GET FACTS OR GET ABDUCTED THE CHOICE IS YOURS or not,,,,,lol…..but most of all just enjoy the movie…lifes too short…hang on….whats that at my door agghhhhhhhh!!
On November 17th 2009, Adrey wrote:

..without a doubt this was one of the most disturbing movies i have ever seen…in reality people don’t know what happens when their heads hit the pillow at night and they go to sleep…that is why hypnosis is such a wonderful thing..it’s like going back to the past but at the same time being aware of everything, even if you were asleep…who is to say that what this people experienced isn’t real?..some or most of the deaths/dissapearances may have been due to the weather and alcohol problems..but one can’t really say that every single one of this persons was an alcoholic..people don’t know what really goes on out there…the movie was great and i give it alot of credit for bringing up ancient beliefs that people simply don’t know or have never bother to search about…our ancient cultures were visited and aided by extraterrestrials..but just like in humanity having a good and evil side there is obviously good e.t.s and bad ones as well…by the way, Dr. Tyler’s daughter has never been found…are they going to blame it on the weather and alcohol problems on a child as well?…they can do better than that..people try to give an explanation for things they do not understand..and certainly when it comes to the alien subject and the disappearances, alien abductions is the last thing they would blame it on obviously…people need to get educated because if they were they would not simply classify this movie as “fake” or “real”..they would really try to understand that this movie deals further into other subjects and they would get the real message of it.
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On November 21st 2009, Pulse wrote:

Read between the lines in this movie, its not about what they say is true, its about the little things that are.
Some clarification for those of you in doubt.
The Sumerian language, and archeological artifacts in museums is true, Google Sumerian clay tablets.
Next part the camera shows a close up of the book “Sumerian Language” the main focus was on the Name “Anu”.
Anu was the Sumerian Leader, aka there God, they call themselves the Anunaki, which is referenced in the Sumerian Clay tablets in various museums around the world. There is so much mistranslated information in regards to the Anunaki that its difficult to draw any real conclusions, other then they did exist, or do exist and they did inhabit this planet at some point, the clay tablets prove this. However i do believe the tablets where written by them and where left here in order to deceive mankind of there true intentions, and true history. Google Fallen Angels, Nephilim, and it becomes clear they are one in the same.
On November 22nd 2009, Beth wrote:

I just saw this movie and I honestly think it is one of the scariest movies I have ever seen. I looked up online the “truth” or what actually happened and i really don`t believe that the disappearances are ALL because of alcoholism and bad weather. The FBI also tried to say that it was a supposed serial killer who was just “really good” at sneaking into peoples’ houses and abducting them. Maybe there was a serial killer but how in the world would they explain the ACTUAL FOOTAGE? I’m pretty sure that the actual footage is what it says .. movies like paranormal activity and the blair witch project NEVER say that it’s real or based on true events. The fourth kind specifically says that the footage is real. Yes some of the scenes were dramatized but obviously the real footage wasnt. How can you explain the big flying object above the house? Or the people levitating? Or you know, even the sumarian language is made up. I seriously think that if people are ignorant enough to think that out of this entire universe we are the only ones out there, they are the ones who need help. The government has been hiding so much, including Area 51, and just last summer there was a news article about a former NASA employee who knew about encounters with extraterrestrials. He said that the government was hiding so much from us, and that there are things out there, with far better technology than s, and we are lucky they don’t want to harm us because we would have no chance. I’m not saying you have to believe all of this, believe what you want .. but don’t bash the movie when it’s amazing and could be seriously true.
On November 25th 2009, zeth wrote:

i feal the goverment woud to a masss cover up of such a event i mean heres the reason, the end of the film you hiere this thing say i am god! so if this tipe of stuff was going down and thiere was a alion say’ing these tipes of thing the goverment woud allready know about this and bein onit cause thiere godless basterds.. all of them.

and anouther intresting fact thiere was a recorded insident whiere a man called a radio station and claimed to be ex a51 emplie and know that the”alions” whiere realy extradimentional biengs(coud be evolved humons coming to either study or imprission to futher thiere own technoligy)
and tat they whiere about to “x” on his location
and what he sead happend in the movie cause they had boobie traped bugs in the people they ubducted so they knnow what was happen’ing how and where they whiere at all times and that term hasent ever ben used in a movie before that
recording and it woud make aloot of sence. if you agree let me know
On November 28th 2009, erin wrote:

obviously youre all scared to say what you actually think. everyone of you dumbasses has only skirted around the question, ‘is this movie real’ saying things so fucking vague youve completely changed the context of the question. the footage was real. i believe the footage was extremely real. why do you think the actors wore similar clothes, posed in the same positions, set up the room similar? to make it as realistic to the real thing as they possibly could. it takes a truly ignorant person to deny what was seen in this movie.
On November 28th 2009, ace wrote:

I enjoyed the movie. If you take into consideration the “hype” and try to research it, then you are a fool. Just enjoy the movie for the entertainment factor.

Come on folks, it’s only a movie. Don’t you wish that Kevin Burns had a hold of this one? I think NOT!

Better then “Paran..Activity” and worth seeing!
On November 29th 2009, casey wrote:

in this article it says theres no psychiatrist by the name of abigail tyler…. well if there using alias’s then obviously thats not her name!! duh!! and i dont believe this is true just think that wuz a dumb comment
On November 30th 2009, jimmbo wrote:

I think this movie is real cause it says so and that must mean its true and my ma my ma ma my ma ma says that aliens are girls and girls are the devil.
On December 4th 2009, Rachel wrote:

That is the scariest movie I’ve ever seen in my life… I believe it 100%. That footage was real, and it was terrifying.
On December 6th 2009, Sonia wrote:

I went to go see this movie, it doesn’t balance out the facts and i have been crapping myslef ever since I watched it, I have even be havin dreams. No Joke. Anyway worth seeing, totally defoo worth seeing, prob. one of the best horror movies I have watched.
I wanted to know is the footage of Abigal Tyler being interviewed real??????
Let Me Know Please!
On December 6th 2009, Ricklab wrote:

I don’t know if the movie is based on fact or if it was a clever marketing gig. However, one thing I can absolutely vouch as true came from personal experience. From around 1980 until about 1988, when I was in the military, my wife would wake up sudenly in the middle of the night. Guess what time it invariably was. That is right, it was always, ALWAYS, 3:33 a.m. She would wake me up because something had awoken her. Sometimes she couldn’t wake me no matter what she did. I am talking about kicks and screams, (I remember waking up with the bruises) but she told me I wouldn’t budge as if I was in a trance. It was always during those episodes when she said a red light would illuminate through the window (which just happend to look out onto the base of a hill about 30 feet behind the house). Sometimes she said when that happened she became immobilized, unable to move or scream for me. She never said anything else ever happened to her other than that. Keep in mind this was way before these “reality horror flick” came into vogue. I used to joke that the aliens were pumping her stomach for food because she was one of these people who never gained an ounce no matter how much she ate. But I have to wonder what was it that caused her to awaken 2-4 times a week at the exact time. A few times I tried to stand watch over her until after 3:33 and usually nothing happened, but there were a few times when I would glance at the clock and it read 3:30 and then I would glance at it again and it read 4:45 or so and I had no recollection of the time passing. She told me she awoke, saw me sitting there watching her and would go back to sleep, but always had the feeling it was not only me watching her. Of course I never reported anything since the military tends to take a dim view on reports like that. Food for thought, though.
On December 13th 2009, hallie wrote:

well i do believe this footage was very real how cud a woman paralyzed from the neck down remake home movies to play with peoples minds… how cud someone put sumerian languages with weird voices on a tape that was already recorded… u cant fuck with a tape… also i was watching the history channel and they were saying that their technology is soo advanced and soo powerful that when its anywhere near our technology it fucks it all up thats why the recording were fuzzy… and no they wud not display her real name becuz people like u wud probably be trying to ask her questions and make her even more looney then she obviously already was… the woman had some issues but i do believe aliens are real and i believe it really does bother alot of u and ur scared to admit things like that… all im saying is look at the facts it explains itself and u dont need me to tell u wats real or not…
On December 19th 2009, Chen wrote:

It is up to us to believe it or not. They say it quite clearly in the movie.

If you believe it good for you, if you don’t, to bad. Vice vers ça.

In my opinion, there are things that we can’t explain. When it’s a good thing we tend to say it’s God, because it’s easier to believe. When it’s a bad thing we tend to say it’s the Devil, or even aliens. People have the natural instinct to explain everything in a logical or irrational way. Is the story fake or real ? Frankly I don’t know
But it was real for them…
On December 20th 2009, nomeismyhome wrote:

i am from nome and i was abducted. this movie is so scary i watched it 3 weeks ago and i had a nightmare last night. i dunno ift was real or not. omg.
On December 24th 2009, JayMoney wrote:

Im born and raised in Nome. What i can say is the video of the man killing his family was real and fucking ass holes who say they laughed through the whole thing should die a fucking horrible death. The government cant control all of use in Nome if you fucking dumb asses who say this shit isnt real would come up and research this for yourself you wouldnt be so quick to judge a movie. Its not a fucking movie it was a documentary with dramatized reanacted clips in it any movie lover would have fucking notcie that. 90 percent of you are fucking stupid. I have lived it and seen pictures and vidoes and newpaper stories and Know the REAL PEOPLE that those stories are about. So until you dumb ass mother fuckers come up here and deal with this shit personaly keep your dumb fucking mouths shut cocksuckers.
On January 11th 2010, thinkabtit wrote:

I think it’s all a conspiracy. I have no real proof, of course. It’s just a theory. We all know how powerful our government is. I believe they became concerned with the film and it’s claims that the FBI visited Nome more than 2,000 times. They don’t like it when citizens start snooping around where they aren’t wanted. They covered it up. Plain and simple. We pay a lot of tax money. A lot of tax money that could be used to cover up one of the U.S. government’s best kept secrets.
On January 16th 2010, Benedict wrote:

Hey people! Just take note of what they kept on repeating in the movie. In the end, it’s still your decision on what you’re going to believe to., or something like that.

We don’t have to be scared of freakin aliens.

The movie was great, and it aims to be talked about, which is what’s happening at this moment.

*I liked the comment that said
“to those who live in Nome, Alaska, you won’t know anything because you’ve already forgotten.” whoo. 5 stars for this movie.
On January 16th 2010, Benedict wrote:

exactly, thinkabit

YOU’VE HIT THE SPOT RIGHT THERE.

Government’s covering it all up. End of issue.
On January 17th 2010, Sylmarils wrote:

With all the above said i think was a well made movie even if is true or not…in the end you sleep better if it isnt. The Blair Which Project resemblance is significant and cannot be underestimated . If many recall Fire In the Sky was based on true events as well thus was a bit more convincing. Just wondering do how people can speak sumerian these days even if is the worst dam hobby and i have all the alphabet or signs whatever i wouldnt know how to pronouce them ^^. However i’ve seen one of those zigzagging on the sky when i was 5 an i do believe in it but if they are so advanced i guess they invented any pain releaf donkey years ago or from what im getting They dont really care much about pain and stuff…puzzeling lol so there is no such thing as respect for human life but i guess we do the same thing over and over as we are ’so’ dominant on this planet and also have no respect for whats around us Think about it because is worth it lol you have to see the funny side……
On January 17th 2010, Sylmarils wrote:

HAARP can play a big role in all of this and Nome could be a testing ground for ELF. AV is transmitted into the brain long time ago and i guess that some improvements were made since. Maybe all this has nothing to do with the aliens and is to do with us all along. Remember War of the worlds (HG Wells) ppl went mad on a stupid radio show so imagine something a bit more elaborate.
On January 18th 2010, SnickerSnack wrote:

You people. I love it. “How can it NOT be real?” and “Why would they dress EXACTLY like the people in the actual footage?”

I have perhaps ten minutes left of this movie. It’s a good scare but nothing more. I’ve seen a couple people posting from Nome Alaska. Honestly, do you really believe that they wouldn’t know?

Same thing every time. New movie, might be real, and the Psychiatrist has a website. But now it’s months later and the hype is slowly dying. Where is she now? On her site it says the domain is now unavailable. Hmmm, Perplexing…

Now then, I believe 100% in Roswell but beyond that DO NOT BELIEVE ANYONE! I am positive that 99.9% of all alien footage is fake.
I firmly believe in the Phoenix Lights and the Foo Fighters Phenomenon, but to have an entire town say “Who the fuck is this psychiatrist??”…

God. I love the Hell Speak and the levitation. How corny. I’m having flash backs to the Evil Dead.

Do you really believe that they would have shown the footage of that dude offing his family? Countless marines have been murdered over seas and the only footage to be aired was of that dude getting his head cut off. And even then it was originally ONLY available through the armed forces.

I’m sure by now a pervert has posted it all over YouTube, but the fact remains: It’s only through a leak that it’s revealed in the first place. The government simply does not allow for that.

Further more, according to a televised journal on the Discover Channel a man had an implant taken from his back that was confirmed extra terrestrial. There was no scar, no entry point and through countless lab tests it was confirmed that the material itself was not of this earth.

They portrayed these “Owls” as performing a B&E, probably raping these people and then grunting in some language pre-dating ancient hieroglyphics.

It’s funny that history portrays aliens as being mild mannered anal inquisitors, always cleaning up nicely once they’re done, and NOW they are serial rapists in the cleanest violent film of the decade.

Going back to the implant…
Similar materials were found at Roswell, such as a chunk of metal that was comfortable to the touch so long as it was not introduced to water with a high or low temperature resulting in extraordinary fluctuations, both burning and freezing the skin.

What does that mean? “That’s for you to decide…”
On January 20th 2010, Ashley wrote:

I Just Watched The Film The Way They made it Was really Strange But Good . It was Deff Scary and Though Was Quite Sad I Honestly Think That The Abbey Girl Was Crazy I Also Beleave Some Of The Footage Was True . But i Think she changed her name After the Events But It was a Amazinn Film
On January 22nd 2010, dhilanz wrote:

it was beautiful yet horrifying,on my case after viewing the movie,i think on the part of the real video and audio records are true,in the sense of how could you be able to explain all of those events,especially the killing of his own family,and that thing on the roof of the house,but i will extend my further studies to come up with my own conclusion wether it is really true or not….
On January 27th 2010, spencs wrote:

I had insomnia, until I saw this movie. Now I doubt I will ever sleep again. Scared the shit out of me and I see all the horror flicks and never get scared..Paranormal Activity was a joke…this movie is REAL
On January 27th 2010, jorge wrote:

well lets be seriouse, area 51 completely secure and secretly, ive read alot of blogs that people who r contacted by aliens are banned from country and when i say banned i mean thretend by the goverment, to keep it a secret becuz if aliens were real th bible would be proven wrong and thats one way to keep people controlled and scared by saying their going to hell if they do bad things, everything that was known about them r wiped out, so maybe this is what happened here and the local news were told to deny anyting that had to do with it, just stay open minded and youll be surpised
On January 28th 2010, baz wrote:

wat da fuk!!just watchd dis film dont know wat to think,is der any information from the people who still live there