Filmmaker Takes on Dan Aykroyd in UFO Video Market (2007-06-06)
"The Top Secret UFO Project" and "Dan Aykroyd Unplugged on UFOs" are both documentaries about UFO legends and government cover-ups. The difference? One is dead serious and the other is decidedly not.
UFO Movie Spoofs Roswell Alien Autopsy Footage (2007-01-23)
In the middle 1990s, a London-based film collector named Ray Santilli stumbled across a top secret government film showing the autopsy of an alien found at the Roswell spaceship crash site in 1947. The truth-or-hoax secret government footage is spoofed in "The Top Secret UFO Project," filmmaker R. J. Thomas' spoof of UFO documentaries.
Did Eisenhower Nearly Launch an Alien War in 1956? (2007-01-08)
Did a town in Colorado become so vulnerable to alien attack that President Eisenhower prepared for war? It did according to "The Top Secret UFO Project," filmmaker R. J. Thomas' parody of UFO documentaries.
UFO Filmmaker Visits "The 'X' Zone" (2007-01-01)
R. J. Thomas, the filmmaker whose muckraking documentary, "The Top Secret UFO Project," spoofs Roswell and other such incidents, held an interview with Rob McConnell on "The 'X' Zone," the popular internationally-syndicated radio program which specializes in the unusual and the unexplained.
Roger Patterson Bigfoot Film Target for UFO Parody (2006-11-28)
Roger Patterson, a legendary Bigfoot hunter, shot footage of a mysterious creature in the woods of California in 1967. The 53-second film has been a truth-or-hoax controversy ever since, and is the subject of parody in "The Top Secret UFO Project," filmmaker R. J. Thomas' parody of UFO documentaries. UFO Movie Hoax Causes Confusion (2006-11-16)
Is it a real UFO story or a fake one? People are debating over "The Top Secret UFO Project," filmmaker R. J. Thomas' study of a 1956 UFO incident.
Did Astronaut Cooper Know About a 1956 UFO Incident? (2006-10-28)
Gordon Cooper believed in UFOs, and, being a two-time space traveler, he may have known more about them than most. But did he know about the Jasper Incident of 1956? The mysterious tale of a little Colorado town is the subject of "The Top Secret UFO Project," filmmaker R. J. Thomas' parody of UFO documentaries. Sci-Fi Channel Roswell Special Spoofed in UFO Mockrumentary (2006-10-24)
"The Roswell Crash: Startling New Evidence," the Sci-Fi Channel's UFO documentary, tried to find some new answers to the legendary 1947 mystery. It has also inspired a parody, "The Top Secret UFO Project," filmmaker R. J. Thomas' spoof of UFO documentaries. Did the Clinton Administration Uncover Any UFO Mysteries? (2006-10-21)
For decades, the government has been accused of covering up the existence of UFOs, especially when it comes to offering firm explanations for the so-called spaceship crash near Roswell, New Mexico in 1947. But the Clinton Administration did their best to get to the bottom of it. And one of the UFO incidents that was buried in the vaults is the subject of "The Top Secret UFO Project," filmmaker R. J. Thomas' spoof of UFO documentaries. UFO Craze of 1947 Inspires Mockrumentary (2006-07-05)
In June of 1947, a pilot named Kenneth Arnold saw nine bright, saucer-shaped objects flying at high speeds near Mount Rainier in Washington state. This sighting kicked off the UFO craze which is spoofed in "The Top Secret UFO Project," R. J. Thomas' mock-documentary about a filmmaker's search for the truth behind a 1956 UFO incident in Colorado.
Roswell UFO Festival Lampooned in Mockrumentary (2006-06-22)
Every summer, the town of Roswell, New Mexico, holds a festival to commemorate the infamous 1947 UFO incident. This festival is parodied in "The Top Secret UFO Project," filmmaker R. J. Thomas' spoof of UFO documentaries. UFO Film Exposes Government Cover-up? (2006-06-15)
Do UFOs exist? They do according to "The Top Secret UFO Project," R. J. Thomas' mock-documentary about a filmmaker's search for the truth behind a 1956 UFO incident in Colorado.
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