
The Phoenix Incident (2015) on Netflix
NR20151h 22mMysterySci-FiThriller
Glenn Lauder and three friends head into the Sierra Estrella foothills to ride their ATVs. Their truck breaks down, and a reclusive compound owner, Walton S. Gayson, warns them to leave.
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- Netflix2.5/5
- IMDb4.9/103,454 votes
- Rotten Tomatoes50%
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Plot summary
On the night of March 13, 1997, an unexplained light appears in the sky over Phoenix, Arizona, and missing person cases are reported. The story is told as a documentary, built from an interview with an unidentified Air Force pilot and from footage Glenn Lauder shot with cameras taped to his ATV helmet. Glenn and his friends Mitch Adams, Ryan Stone and Jacob Reynolds load a truck for a trip into the Sierra Estrella foothills; Mitch, whose brother served as a US Marine, is the eager one. Helicopters and fighter jets pass overhead, along with odd disturbances in the air. In the hills the truck quits on them, so Jacob tries to fix it while the others search for a telephone. They find a fenced compound belonging to Walton S. Gayson, who accosts Jacob and tells them to go.
Cast
Yuri Lowenthalas Glenn Lauder
Travis Willinghamas Mitch Adams
Troy Bakeras Ryan Stone
Liam O'Brienas Jacob Reynolds
Michael Adamthwaiteas Walton S. Gayson
Brian Bloomas LAFB Pilot
- Jamie Tisdaleas Melissa Henessey
- James Patrick Stewartas David Collins
Elise Mulleras Krissy Thompson
James C. Burnsas Ken Adams
Mason Shea Joyceas Glenn (Aged 4 )
- Leah Stoltzas Young Susan Lauder
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about The Phoenix Incident (2015)
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- Director Keith Arem launched a four-year transmedia marketing campaign for The Phoenix Incident using twenty hidden websites, social media accounts, and blogs. It was so convincing that the U.S. Department of Justice and Arizona military officials investigated the filmmakers, and outlets such as The Mirror, Yahoo News, and Business Standard reported it as real news.
- The Phoenix Incident is based on the real Phoenix lights, a mass UFO sighting on March 13, 1997, when thousands of people reported lights between 19:30 and 22:30 MST over about 300 miles from the Nevada state line through Phoenix to the Tucson border.

























