It's no definitive masterpiece but it's damn close.

The movie's neither hopeful in contrived ways, nor hopeless in different contrived ways. Somehow it manages to be wonderful

I enjoyed watching this film and would recommend other to give it a try , (as I am) but this movie, although enjoyable to watch due to the better than average acting fails to add anything new to its storyline that is all too familiar to these types of movies.

The film never slows down or bores, plunging from one harrowing sequence to the next.

Rich Christiano directed this fascinating science fiction film about UFO abductions and two reporters exploring alternate explanations to the phenomenon. Well scripted by the multi-talented director himself and shot on location in Redlands, California, this is an atmospheric movie that's both intelligent and suspenseful. Jonathan Aube and Josh Adamson give extraordinary performances as the two reporters who differ on the interpretation of evidence and struggle with the truth of what is happening. While some may find the possible explanation somewhat misleading or even offensive, it is actually a fresh and interesting take on UFO theory. The Woodward and Bernstein relationship is finely handled and the sense of wonder and overriding tension extremely intense. This is a very unique motion picture experience and one that will have audiences debating its substance for years to come.

This movie was the biggest piece of garbage I've seen in a long time.It's marketed as as Sci-Fi when in fact it's nothing more than a Christian recruiting tool.It tells you quite a bit about the state of the Christian church, when they have to resort to deception just to get you to listen to their sales pitch. But then again what do you expect from an organization that would go through such great lengths to help protect such an enormous amount of child molesters in their organization.Religion is full of nothing but sexual deviants, hypocrites, and war mongers. Let's not forget, our bumbling former President actually came out and said that "God told him" to invade Iraq. And nobody questioned if he was hearing voices, or seeing things? Anyway, going of the subject here. No this movie has nothing to do with UFOs whatsoever, it's nothing more than a religious production.

This movie is nothing more than Christian propaganda. It started off like a good sci-fi movie and then works a syrupy sweet Christian theme into the story which is totally unrelated. I had to turn it off half way through because I felt tricked into renting it. The catholic church has officially announced that aliens do NOT contradict belief in God.The movie is slightly entertaining despite this but the dialog is unbelievable, writing and acting is mostly rubbish and all in all, this movie is mostly a stinker to be avoided.There was obviously some research done into the phenomenon by the filmmakers, but then you quickly realize that it is only for the purpose to debunk and inject their own paranoid religious views into a valid interesting subject. If you are a zealous religious fanatic who believes in demons and angels , you will love this movie.

In reading the reviews of this movie, I think many folks really rated it more poorly than it deserves. I think the sci-fi folks are, for the most part, anti-Christian and REALLY hated that the movie didn't have the godless freak appeal of their usual fare. Now, don't get me wrong, this is no timeless treasure. It is clearly from a Christian perspective....and a pre-tribulation rapture of the church version at that.It was sci-fi lite, which is good for me. I liked the new twist on why these "abductions" & appearances were happening. It was different. Alas, if you are a hard-core sci-fi person who BELIEVES in UFO's and/or bigfoot... you will probably be offended by this movie even suggesting that you may be influenced by demons..... which you probably are.