The Small Town Monsters mini-series On the Trail of UFOs is scheduled to reach Blu-ray, DVD, Amazon, and Vimeo on March 20th, and just a few days ahead of the release we have the final trailer for the show embedded above.
Directed by Seth Breedlove and hosted by Shannon Legro, On the Trail of UFOs was filmed at an "astonishing number" of locations and is said to feature some "mind-bending" interviews. The mini-series
takes an in-depth look at the current state of unidentified flying objects, and America's continuously-evolving relationship with the subject.
The series objective was to follow investigator Shannon LeGro as she scours the United States in search of clues to the origins of the unidentified flying objects. LeGro and crew filmed in fourteen different states across America in an effort to meet and speak with witnesses, investigators, skeptics and even folklorists while documenting their findings. Episodes focus on all aspects of the mystery; from purported alien abductions to the recent "Storm Area 51" event that grabbed international headlines. Nearly thirty interviews were conducted with people who have claimed to either see a UFO (in some cases on multiple occasions) or who go in search of them.
"On the Trail of UFOs" takes viewers from the gates of Area 51 itself, to the snow-capped White Mountains of New Hampshire. Filming took place across the United States, including New York City, Phoenix, Sedona, Los Angeles, Orlando, and Las Vegas. The team interviewed numerous witnesses and investigators of unknown aerial phenomena, including those who claim to have been abducted and experimented upon by real aliens. No stone was left unturned in putting together what Breedlove believes to be the most comprehensive look at the subject ever filmed.
If the trailer and that lengthy synopsis have you anxious to go On the Trail of UFOs with Breedlove and Legro, you only have to wait until this Friday to give this mini-series a watch.
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