Comments on: Insider Confirms Supposedly Real Interviews in ‘The Fourth Kind’ Were Fake

By: KnightChatX

KnightChatX — Mon, 25 Jul 2011 12:54:09 +0000

Regardless of movie being fiction or based on fact and dramatized, when it documents something such as this nature in order to protect the identities of those involved as well as the locations you would randomly pick a location and change the names and bit of the stories so people can’t just type something into google to easily get a matching result on the particular event, location, case name, or anything else overly specific like that.

Instead of Michelle real name for instance her name was potrayed as Jessica for instance, instead of it being in Kansas, it was in Utah, etc… or instead of guy floating to the cieling, perhapes the refrigerator door opened by itself.

Know what I mean?

Obviously if these stories are true the people involved would be hounded like hell by the media wouldn’t you think, and there lives never be the same?

And if story was true about that house or location it might be wiser to stay away from it.

By: Bec

Bec — Wed, 17 Nov 2010 10:59:36 +0000

The murder/suicide footage has been discredited. In the deleted scene on the DVD, if you turn the volume up loud enough you can hear someone shout “ACTION”

By: bayz

bayz — Mon, 16 Aug 2010 06:27:43 +0000

I’m not perticulary a religious person but I watched the movie yesterday and had a talk to a religious family member and her theory is there is demon life form.. Owls are as bad as the snake when it comes to satan and she has seen “deliverance” from a close friend of hers from demon possession. She believes the language (I forget what it was called) is definately dated back to babylon and the whole story is leant more toward demons and satan.
I really don’t know if I believe that this story is true or not… Look at blair witch project etc… The whole movie was basically a mind stuff… But at the end of the day if any thing was true or not no one will know because things like this will be a world wide pandamonium and let’s face it if something had to happen like “alien attack” is it worth the world knowing and going into panic? Think about is what do you think would happen? I live in south afrika I know for a fact crime is bad here and if something like that had to come out you might as well right south africa off…..

By: max

max — Wed, 23 Jun 2010 20:16:16 +0000

Hello? Are your brains connected to reality in anyway? This is a Movie made for entertainment and money. There is no Abbey Tyler or “real footage” The whole thing was filmed in Bulgaria and apart from the FBI investigation into a few missing persons, the whole plot of the movie is fiction. Check out the Journal of Alaskan psychiatry. It do’sent exist. Phone the Nome institute of Psychiatry ….they never heard of Abbey Tyler. Bona fide evidence of Alien abduction outside of deranged peoples fantasies? There isn’t any. Whatever happened to good old common sense?

By: Ella

Ella — Mon, 10 May 2010 14:19:16 +0000

well I just watched the movie…and I want to know the truth…Is this real????The footage?? If so this I would think would have generated ALOT more media coverage…and panic…I actually hope it is real..Not to want anyone to have suffered through this…but Its about time this is brought to attention..In my opinion they do exist..The scary part if this is true its apparent they do mean serious harm to us…a threating group of beings…That scares the hell outta me..Just curous as to if the they were acting..aka the “real dr Abby” and interviwer….well I guess only the residents of Nome know for sure…Also does anyone know what the real Dr Abby Taylor is sick with…It said she is bedridden?? ALS?? MS?? Just curious…

By: ebneila

ebneila — Sat, 03 Apr 2010 05:55:44 +0000

Genuine abduction experiences are so terrifying, its no wonder those who experience such trauma do not want to be scrutinized and possibly putting their careers in peril. There are always people who pop up to claim the incidence never happen but even they have no tangible proof. One thing that intriged me; the abductee’s inability and/or will, to describe the entities.
In the movie, the owl seems to have an initial simblance until the witness realizes it is someting else.
There seems to be some genetic response which is triggered in humans when actually confronted by these alien life forms: unfetterd terror induced madness. The visages seem to be so far outside of normal human mental reference, it accesses the primal memory when such occurences were common. Just a thought.

By: ebneila

ebneila — Sat, 03 Apr 2010 05:27:58 +0000

“The Forth Kind” movie used archival footage which is claimed to be the actual scenes recorded at murder/suicide and regressive therapy sessions. Whether you choose to believe archival footage is genuine or not does not take away the reality of the missing child and eye witness accounts of the incident. Further, there are also sworn witness testimonies of the earlier patients Abbey’s husband had recorded. Abductions do occur. The Sumerian translations of the entity channeled by the patients indicate it was (a)god. Not THE God. No one has disputed the murder/suicide footage. So why should the footage taken by the police officer’s car camera be any less real.

By: Greg P.

Greg P. — Thu, 01 Apr 2010 21:45:10 +0000

It’s too bad it’s not based on any “facts” we are able to verify. The themes in the movie are EXTREMELY interesting based on available sources, if enough research is done. The Sumerian tie-in has been talked about and written about for years. If one allows himself to follow the trail of some of these subjects, you have the mormon theory of Jesus and Lucifer being brothers, going right back to Set and Osiris- then to Enki and Enlil. There are ties to all of this, but how many people have the most pieces of the puzzle is anyone’s guess. A good place to look is “The Sign of the Dove” by Elizabeth Van Buren, the Denver airport murals, and how they show the whole theme of the “Protocols” in picture form. Check it out. I did.

By: Rich

Rich — Sun, 21 Mar 2010 22:05:07 +0000

I don’t understand why in the movie when the sherrif ask about the video recordings both the dr and the cop say it was messed up. But we can clearly see weird things on them. Why couldn’t they see the UFO over the house or the guy Scott clearly hovering on the bed. It doesn’t make sense because you would have kept watching over and over the tape, and if I could see it on this movie then they should have too.

By: Darren Albert

Darren Albert — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 03:21:01 +0000

Your experience may be real, that I can’t comment on, but the footage in The Fourth Kind wasn’t. In fact, the filmmakers have been forced to remove all their fake websites and fake news stories from the internet for misleading the public. So there you go.