Death Valley Aliens

I thought I'd give this a watch as it looked slightly different from other documentary-type films...

I thought that it was pretty interesting considering that it was only a couple of guys involved, and that due to the high security of the area, there would be severe restrictions on what could be filmed and what locations could be accessed.

It did inform on a lot of interesting info regarding alien bases and tunnels, all tied in to Indian myths and superstition.

I would only recommend this to a specific group of UFO-Alien interested people, and not to the average person who wants to see aliens or spaceships etc.

The main goal, I think, that these thought-provoking guys were going for, was to leave the viewer with some very powerful unanswered questions and a thirst to know more, which they did.

If there's a part 2 to this, I would hope that these guys team up again, take some monitoring equipment, and, without getting arrested, take measurements or readings of "below ground level" and maybe create some sort of EM map, especially of these spiritual paths. That would be interesting!

Wow. Two guys in the dessert with a LOT of conjecture and no answers. Their idea of sophisticated magnetic field detection equipment is an app on a cell phone. I did enjoy the petroglyphs and the sound and cinematography were adequate. Probably a very specific niche of UFO enthusiasts would enjoy it. My favorite line was at 47:30: "I'm glad I took my nap earlier, because I'm wide awake now". This film will definitely help the viewer take a nap. Mercifully, it was only 70 minutes long.