Apollo 18

Tiny terrifying moon spiders get the minute by minute treatment in APOLLO 18.

Brian looks back at the horror that was in the final months of 2011.

In space no one can hear you yawn.

With the release of APOLLO 18 upon us let’s look at some recommended rules for making a found footage movie.

The space agency would really, really like you to know it’s not a documentary. And that they had pretty much nothing to do with it.

Brian looks back at the cinematic scares of the sunny months.

The poster for PARALUNAR ACTIVITY.

A mysterious document intercepted from the Soviets points to hidden secrets on the Moon. It’s a clue for the found footage film APOLLO 18, and we got it first!

The Weinstein Co has just hired a brand new director to tackle their found footage Moon conspiracy movie, APOLLO 18, but that hasn’t kept them from getting a teaser poster out there.

There are two competing ‘Apollo spacecraft went to the Moon and found aliens’ found footage movies in development. Is this the beginning of the end of the found footage genre?

The Weinstein Company has confirmed that they’re working with Timur Bekmambetov on a mockumentary film to be called Apollo 18. The press release about the film alludes to the strange conspiracy story that informs the film, but they leave out some details, and they don’t include a link to the footage of a joint US/USSR space mission recovering the body of an alien woman from the Moon. Yeah, you heard that right. Now here’s the ‘true’ story…