The Asylum has brought us many mockbusters over the years, including Master of the Universe, Shark Thrash, The Mummy: Bride of the Dead, Frankenstein’s Bride, Ballerina Assassin, Morgan: Killer Doll, The Jolly Monkey, The Twisters, Road Wars: Max Fury, The Exorcists, Bullet Train Down, Jurassic Domination, Top Gunner, Top Gunner: Danger Zone, Battle Star Wars, Alien Predator, Triassic World, Tomb Invader, Atlantic Rim, Abraham Lincoln vs. Zombies, Almighty Thor, Thor: God of Thunder, AVH: Alien vs. Hunter, Transmorphers, Snakes on a Train, The Da Vinci Treasure, War of the Worlds, Hillside Cannibals, Battle for Pandora, Pandora: Fire and Ice, Predator: Wastelands, The Anacondas, The Last Hail M.A.R.Y., and many more. Now, it’s time for another one!
Earlier today, we saw the final trailer for director Steven Spielberg’s latest film, Disclosure Day, which is set to reach theatres on June 12th – so what better day could there be for us to share the EXCLUSIVE first look at the trailer for The Asylum’s mockbuster Alien Disclosure Day, which is scheduled to be released this Friday, May 29th? Check out the trailer in the embed above!
What is Alien Disclosure Day about?
Directed by Adrian Avila, who also wrote the screenplay with Gabriel Avila, Alien Disclosure Day has the following synopsis:
A deep space mining ship returns to Earth carrying deadly alien stowaways. The aliens immediately launch a brutal attack on Earth. Now humanity must fight back, board the vessel, and destroy it before the planet is lost forever.
The film stars Matthew Gademske (Earthquake Underground), Eugenia Gonzales (The Possession Experiment), Krymis J Fernando (Ice-Pocalypse), Robert Alkire II (The Deliverance), Montel Bush (Obliterated), Jerry Ferrell (T-Rexorcist), Sam Little (Legends & Lies), Grace Nix (Divorced Mom Beats Them All), Sunami Rodriguez (Claimed by the Crown), Courtney Marie Simpson (Kamya), and Davon Smith (Art of Murder).
Adrian Avila previously directed Alien Apocalypse (2023; not the 2005 Alien Apocalypse that starred Bruce Campbell), Alien: Rubicon, and Airplane 2025.
What did you think of the Alien Disclosure Day trailer? Does this mockbuster look like something you’d be interested in watching while waiting for Disclosure Day to reach theatres? Let us know by leaving a comment below.
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