Aliens Uncovered: Moments of Disclosure Brings the Truth Closer to Home This June
- Horror Movies Uncut
- May 5
- 2 min read
It’s back. The long-running Aliens Uncovered series has returned for its nineteenth (!) installment—and somehow, it still finds new orbit to explore. Aliens Uncovered: Moments of Disclosure, the latest release from Breaking Glass Pictures, hits VOD platforms on June 3, 2025, promising 75 minutes of interstellar questions, grainy footage, and deeply sincere tinfoil hat energy.
Directed by Clive Christopher and produced by Golden Record Productions, Moments of Disclosure centers its lens not on Area 51 or top-secret government files—but on quiet suburbia. This time, we follow a small team of cosmic truth-seekers as they sift through local sightings and low-key signals that may—or may not—reveal something extraordinary. The message? Truth isn’t just out there. It’s right next door.
The cast, including Jared Suter, Dominick Vasques, Tom King, and Debbie Kelley, plays it earnestly, grounding the film’s speculative tone in relatable urgency. Even when the documentary-style footage leans into the theatrical, there’s a sincerity behind the delivery that’s hard not to respect. Moments of Disclosure avoids the standard cable-doc monotony by mixing reenactments with a surprisingly cinematic approach—one that leans into low-budget charm and blends fiction and fact with a wink and a nod.
The beauty of this entry is its willingness to make you ask: What if? Whether you’re a UFO devotee or a casual sky-watcher who loves a solid “lights in the woods” story, Moments of Disclosure adds just enough texture to make the mystery feel personal. From claims of interdimensional leakage to that one neighbor who swears the dog barks at nothing at exactly 3:33 a.m., it’s all here.
This isn’t a blockbuster alien invasion spectacle. It’s something smaller, spookier, and perhaps more plausible. It’s cosmic paranoia on a community access budget—and that’s why it works.
“Aliens Uncovered: Moments of Disclosure” drops June 3 on VOD across the US, Canada, UK, and more.
Don’t sleep on it. The truth might be knocking. 🛸
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