Invasion on Chestnut Ridge

2017
5.7| 1h1m| en| More Info
Released: 21 October 2017 Released
Producted By: Small Town Monsters
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The incredible story of one of the more bizarre places in America, and the unusual activity that has taken place there for decades.

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Dotbankey A lot of fun.
Donald Seymour This is one of the best movies I’ve seen in a very long time. You have to go and see this on the big screen.
Kirandeep Yoder The joyful confection is coated in a sparkly gloss, bright enough to gleam from the darkest, most cynical corners.
Gary The movie's not perfect, but it sticks the landing of its message. It was engaging - thrilling at times - and I personally thought it was a great time.
Alexander Austrine An interesting story form the lesser known valuts of UFO lore. Despite being done almost entirely in archive footage and interviews with a few quests, the movie mantains a serious, even horror-like tone with appropriate ambience and editing, set in the ominous opening credits scene. There's no cosmic importance to the story, but it's filled with mindbending encounters and solid spooks, so it's a great way to spend an evening when you're in the mood for some solid paranormal storytime.
The_Boxing_Cat IF there were SO many sightings, why no pictures? Too many drugs? Too much alcohol? A redneck's wet dream, but there's nothing here to see. Skip this nonsense!
derekjager At just sixty minutes, it gets a little thin toward the end but overall, I enjoyed this. It's basically people talking about their experiences with UFOs and strange phenomenon in their area. Much of it deals with 1973 when there was a huge amount of UFO and Big Foot sightings. The people are all well spoken and give concise, compelling detail about what they've seen. What's missing is any evidence. There are mysterious government agents who come and grab cameras from kids, stomp out footprints of Big Foot, and change newspaper reporting. But no proof that any of this occurred. Even events that happened as recently as 2015--some type of monster dog and a huge bird were seen--are only described. No one took a photo. There is no security camera footage or police reports of anything before cell phones. There's simply nothing except people telling their stories. There's no collaboration--no one is asked, "Did you tell your wife/husband/friend?" and then that person is interviewed. Nope. All we have is the one person (and I think in every case it's a man talking.) In 2015, four women see a monster dog in the woods in the daylight; they were preparing for a hike. Three women run back to the car, one woman stares at the creature until it retreats to the woods. Again, no one took a photo or video. The women aren't even interviewed--it's told by someone else (a man) who heard about what they witnessed. This is known as hearsay. The good thing is, the director/producers/writers don't overplay their hand. They just let the people speak, no one is hysterical. They are all telling stories that, for the most part, happened back in the early/mid 70s. I recommend it, just wish they had worked a little harder to make it believable. And I'm guessing there is no proof any of this ever happened or they would have shown it! So, enjoy it for what it is!
gzm586 What is this crap I've seen bugs bunny cartoons that seemed more real