Me too! Lol!
I followed the makers of this movie on fb, and actually won a copy of if. I supported them in the run up to its release, then I commented on their page, that the place where East Gate is, there's no more than 100 meters of "forest" between there, an open road, and Potters field where Larry Warren claims to have seen the ufo.
Their response to that was, people don't really know the area - that's neither here nor there, because I know the area - and that ufo's could have been messing with their head's.
So, I said, all they'd have to do is walk in the same direction for 5 minutes, and they'd be at a house, or at least a fire road, which as you say are every few hundred meters in case of a forest fire.
So they basically admitted that they'd fabricated the area t make it seem larger, which pissed me off, because they tried to make it like a documentary, and to anyone who knows that area, it was just laughable.
The scene with the mars bar, I was right with you, almost in tears in fact.
Having said that, I quite liked that they'd used the 1980 incident and the "abandoned" base as part of the story. The abandoned base, not so abandoned, and had been holding a ufo for more than 30 years. I thought that was pretty cool, but knowing the area just killed this movie for me.
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