Alien Abduction Videos

I am a bubble burster, always have been. My first experience with The Fourth Kind was writing up the trailer for SciFiSquad with the slug "Trailer for 'The Fourth Kind' Might be Lying to You". I have no innate grudge against the film, but I am aware that we live in the year 2009 and that I am surrounded by magical Interweb-enabled devices that can tell me whether or not I should believe a movie that purports to be "based on actual case studies". Immediately after watching the trailer I set out for confirmation as to whether or not its claims about alien abductions in Nome, Alaska had any basis in this world. I found nothing. However, I have since then seen The Fourth Kind and I can tell you flat out that it is fascinating. Not because the film is, in fact, fact, but because of how intentionally delusional it is in its approach. It's interesting that people assume/remember The Blair Witch Project and Paranormal Activity both sold themselves as being "real footage" because neither did. Both just played with conventions of the first-person perspective to create an illusion of truth. The Fourth Kind is not content with such a linear ploy, though. It not only contains the same 'found footage' gimmick as those two films, but it pretends the footage is real. It has its star actress literally walk right up to the camera and tell us that the movie is unadulterated truth. And while that tactic annoyed me at first, I've since come to respect it. I cannot think of any film that has ever used the Door-in-the-Foot technique so brilliantly. I'll explain. Read the rest over at SciFi SquadFiled under: Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Fandom Permalink | Email this | Comments

The Guys make a trip across the galaxy (or maybe just across the valley) to visit this nexxus of counter-culture coolness near Aspen, Colorado. Not only does the Tavern boast a long list of dignitaries that have wandered under it's Flying Pig laden ceilings, the place boasts great drinks (local brews and fantastic margaritas) and the food is top notch and sourced locally whenever possible. The history is there as well - tacked, stapled and glued to the walls wherever possible. Throw in an alien abduction, and well, trust us folks - the Woody Creek Tavern may just be the universe's idea of the perfect bar.

Episode 2 of new Webisode series from Los Angeles artist Sam Graham. "J.W." is created by Los Angeles Animator Sam Graham. This was animated using adobe flash on an apple Imac computer with an intel processor. I put the animation clips together in the old Imovie HD (which is much better than the new imovie, thanks Steve Jobs! :/ ) Enjoy! comment Check out my blog!: heysamgraham.blogspot.com Follow me!: twitter.com/heysamgraham My vimeo!: vimeo.com/user1455217 My blip!: heysamgraham.blip.tv My youtube: www.youtube.com/heysamgraham

JuanBuford's racoon tamales get him and Forest in trouble while Cooter seems to be above (below?) the fray. Part 2 of a 3 parter.

Series Introduction and Dream Journal Jump Start. Written Journal vs. Voice Recorder.

Series Introduction. Dream Journal Jump Start. Written Journal vs. Voice Recorder.