Communion

Yeah, I do remember that.

That's Communion, written by Whitley Strieber.

Oh.

Who's the writer of the novel this was based on, who I mostly know as like a UFO guy because communion is autobiographical to him.

He's a big alien guy.

I didn't know how much he's done that's actually like pretty good.

Like he did Wolfen and this and Communion, which was maybe not good, but it's something.

He got movies made.

So you take the accepted or semi-accepted narrative concerning aliens and UFOs promoted by all the people that supposedly were abducted, medically or surgically examined aboard UFO crafts, or had some kind of ET contact.

And that would go all the way back to the book and the movie that was entitled Communion.

And many of you read Communion.

It was written by a guy named Whitley Stryber.

It was a very bright guy and a talented, cutting-edge screenplay writer.

So...

Stryber, however you pronounce his last name, was a prolific writer of various movies.

And in fact, his novel was a mega bestselling novel entitled Communion, A True Story, where he details alleged alien abductions and encounters he claims to have with what he called, quote, the visitors.