World UFO Day is on July 2. What is it, you ask? To us, it’s an excuse to delve into unexplained aerial phenomena—via streaming, of course.
Whether you’re a true believer or a rational skeptic, UFOs are a polarizing subject that’s been debated on and off for decades. And while military and governmental hearings have been largely fruitless in recent years, there has been a growing acceptance of the phenomena.
We’ve curated a short list of UFO documentaries to stoke the ufological fires. After all, Agent Fox Mulder said it best: “I want to believe.”
5 best UFO documentaries to watch this World UFO Day
- The Phenomenon (2020)
- Mirage Men (2014)
- I Know What I Saw (2009)
- Out of the Blue (2003)
- Bob Lazar: Area 51 & Flying Saucers (2018)
The Phenomenon (2020)
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The newest entry on this list features an in-depth look at various famous international UFO cases including the Westall UFO incident and the Ruwa UFO incident. The Phenomenon is directed by James Fox, who is also responsible for Out of the Blue and I Know What I Saw.
Mirage Men (2014)
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Mirage Men explores the methods used by the U.S. government to cover up purported advanced aerial technologies. The film features interviews with several former special agents, pilots, and engineers.
I Know What I Saw (2009)
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The second entry on this list by director James Fox, I Know What I Saw covers such cases as the Phoenix Lights incident and a deep dive into the (now declassified) Project Blue Book study into UFOs conducted by the United States Air Force.
Out of the Blue (2003)
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James Fox’s first documentary Out of the Blue covers the modern history of ufology and includes segments on the Rendlesham Forest incident, the Jimmy Carter UFO incident, and the UFO sightings made by former Mercury 7 astronaut Colonel Gordon Cooper.
Bob Lazar: Area 51 & Flying Saucers (2018)
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Bob Lazar is no stranger to controversy. His name has been spoken in paranormal and UFO forums for decades; and up until a few years ago, nobody really knew if he was real or not. In 2018, filmmaker Jeremy Corbell released Bob Lazar: Area 51 & Flying Saucers with Lazar about the latter’s supposed time working in the famed Area 51 facility in Nevada.
While the documentary is a great watch, Lazar and Corbell’s appearance on The Joe Rogan Experience delves deeper into the subject of ufology and is a fascinating watch.
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Comments
Great list, but I would avoid the Conservative idiocracy that Is Rogan. He’s just too Libertarian to be taken seriously.
You’re an idiot
Ya, he’s no Donald Trump. That’s for sure…
Love this list! Love Lazar. Heard about the new film Ariel Phenomenon? If you remember the last 12 minutes of The Phenomenon, about the Ariel School student sighing, it’s a full doc just on that topic! And super deep and disturbing. Kind of like a non-narrative doc that just happens to be about UFOs, and not all the sci fi / talking narrator stuff. Just told by those that were there. Highly recommend. Right now it’s on their website of the same name, but it’s brand new so will be on other platforms soon i bet.