New Shocking Investigation Into the McPherson Tapes
* Thee guy who claims to own the original movie (U.F.O. Abduction is apparently the first one made by his studio) might be fibbing.
* There is a clearer, unedited version of the movie out there that only a Japanese TV show seems to have.
* The video was originally reported as a discovery among a group of ufologists, not released to the public as a “found footage” movie.
* The dubious director of the original went on to remake it into an obviously fake, higher production film.
What if I also told you that movie might not be a movie at all, but actual found footage?
The other day, I stumbled upon a YouTube video that pieced together various TV clips about the marginally famous McPherson Tapes. An anchorwoman reports about a video tape being circulated among ufologists, the same video tape that’s the center of laughter on a Japanese comedy show (yes, bizarre).
However, the footage from these clips was not the McPherson tapes, after all. The McPhersons were a fictional family visited by aliens in the 1998 movie Alien Abduction: Incident in Lake County, directed by Dean Alioto. Which is… get this… a remake of Alioto’s debut film from about a decade earlier – a “found footage” documentary called U.F.O Abduction, which is what I apparently had been watching:
1.“It’s a space ship, Mike… it’s a space ship!” A space craft lands and its Roswell-y looking occupants emerge. The jittery onlookers can be heard breathing heavily, in total shock of what’s happening before them. One of them angrily exclaims “No way!” as the videographer says they’re looking at a space ship.
3.Soon after, the power goes out and a beam of light barrels through the back window. They go out to investigate.
5.The family argues.
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2.“There’s something outside, there’s a spaceship or something outside!” The two men come back into the house with their terrifying news. The family talks over each other in panic – the “grandmother” is pictured here, backing up against the wall in horror, crying “Oh no!”
4.“Don’t bring it in here! No, don’t bring it in HERE! Why?!?” A series of events leads to one of the aliens getting captured, and carried inside. Women in the family can be heard shrieking, begging the men not to bring it in.
5.The family plants the camcorder on the ground and exits. An agonizing 60 seconds later, the aliens enter the room and immediately acknowledge the camera. The movie ends.
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Clip from the 1998 Remake
You can find it all over the web. And you might even be able to find it at your local video store, the one that somehow outlived Blockbuster.
Clip from the 1998 Remake
But wait!… the clips from the Japanese TV show… they are, um, different. They didn’t have the gigantic, fake looking blue and gray lines interrupting the scenes. And then… I realized… that when something did look a little over-dramatic in the longer, extended “released” version, it was the dialogue, not the raw footage or acting. As if extra voices had been dubbed in…
Not following? Only way to understand is to watch the clips from the Japanese TV show and compare them to the the 1989 movie.
Here’s one example: in the “movie,” toward the end of it, when the aliens enter the home and are walking into the next room, the camera gets distorted like crazy. You can barely see the aliens! In the clip from the Japanese TV show, there is barely any distortion at all and you can see the aliens walk across the screen perfectly. Tell me why the “released” version would be more distorted then an obscure clip picked up by a Japanese TV show? This is not Lord of the Rings, a trilogy with a director’s cut for each movie. This is a barely known video made by a rag tag group of filmmakers that was only later made into a bigger movie. There shouldn’t be multiple versions of it out there on the web! Unless there’s a whole lot more to the story.
Leaked Footage from Japanese TV Show |
1989 Film, Supposedly Directed by Dean Alioto |
Now let’s look at the cast. Pretty much every actor or actress is nowhere to be found on the web… as unique as their names are and as good of actors they once were, they’re Nowhere. And this was their only freaking film credit. So I can’t confirm that the movie had any real actors in it, to be honest.
Well, that’s not really true. Director Dean Alioto is apparently in it, though I’m guessing he’s the guy behind the camera (“director”) because you don’t ever see him. Then there is the special effects guy, Bill Boes, and the hair stylist, Renee Chan. I contacted them to see if they’d mind sharing their experiences working on U.F.O. Abduction, but Chan’s email address was undeliverable and Boes never replied.
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