"There's twelve hours of this?" I asked myself while watching what I can only assume are a series of completely disconnected featurettes and "documentaries" about UFO's and abductions, all of which are about as half baked as I expected them to be. When I put these DVD's in my player, I almost expected documentaries in the vein of the 90's television show "Sightings," but in reality this is just a compilation of various documentaries and television specials that discuss UFO's and don't really try to decipher anything regarding the anomaly of UFOlogy. Unless you're a die hard fan of this sort of phenomenon and want to soak in twelve hours of documentaries and specials, there really won't be much to lure audiences in, in the end.

I used to be a hardcore UFO nut when I was a preteen and looked up about as much information on the paranoia as possible, but the fact remains that about 98 percent of the alleged cases and mysteries that are discussed here can be explained with mere logic and photoshop analysis. One of the scientists even admits as much. But he then backtracks and explains that there are a small number of cases never explained. And those that can not be explained, aren't automatically alien visitors by default. The first DVD in the set is basically a lecture of a renowned scientist in front of a crowd looking at photos he's taken for hours and then gazing in awe at them.