Overlords of the U.F.O. (1976)

This documentary puts forth the theory that UFOs are actually beings from another dimension, and reviews past incidents of UFO sightings in support of that theory.

Director:

G. Brook Stanford

Writer:

W. Gordon Allen

Stars:

W. Gordon Allen, Trevor James Constable, Juan Fava

Cast

Credited cast:
W. Gordon Allen	...	Himself
Trevor James Constable	...	Himself (archive footage)
Juan Fava	...	Ufological Consultant (as El Fisico Nuclear)
Stanton Friedman	...	Himself (archive footage)
Uri Geller	...	Himself (archive footage)

Storyline

This documentary puts forth the theory that UFOs are actually beings from another dimension, and reviews past incidents of UFO sightings in support of that theory.

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Plot Keywords:

ufo | photograph | alien abduction | extra terrestrial | acronym in title | 

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Genres:

Documentary

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Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

5 November 1977 (USA)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Scientific News, Tower Investments International Ltd.

Technical Specs

Runtime:

94 min

Sound Mix:

Mono

Color:

Black and White Color

User Reviews

Even if you are a believer in UFO's-see this movie !

I saw this movie while in college in 1975. I laughed until I cried. I was in pain. I rolled on the floor in agony. You actually get to see photographs of " Invisible Flying Critters ". Plan 9 from Outer Space and Robot Monster have good production values when compared to this movie. The narrator talked about a 4 engine bomber that encountered a UFO but the film shows a 2 engined C-47 military transport. The saucers are tin pie plates dangling from fishing line attached to fishing poles! The guys who made this had a lot of fun. See it with friends as this heightens the effect of the absurdity and creates a bootstrap laughing situation. However you must be careful if food or drink is made part of the experience since choking and projectile fluids could be a problem. Someone should check out credentials of who made this movie. Was their a sinister motive like CIA disinformation or just an attempt to slay the audience with peals of laughter? Wonder if it came in under budget. Did it have a budget? A classic of its kind!