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60 of 135 · most liked firstFIRE IN THE SKY (1993) Dir. Robert Lieberman More grounded than expected, this film explores the emotional fallout of an alien abduction. The cast brings weight to the story. Then it delivers one of the most disturbing abduction sequences in the genre. Worth a watch for that alone.🎞️📽️🎬
unlabelledView post →Rewatching "Fire in the Sky" (1993) and lordy, the scene near the end, inside the spaceship is still freaky as hell in 2025. 🫣 #FilmSky
unlabelledView post →Watched “Fire in the Sky” for the podcast. Thoughts incoming.
unlabelledView post →#BreakingKindSongs #MusicChallenge Day 2️⃣0️⃣ - Song from a television series or movie that has a science fiction theme. “Fire In The Sky” by Anderson .Paak from The Ten Rings soundtrack m.youtube.com/watch?v=VbxH...
unlabelledView post →2 “grey” aliens by Crooked Dice painted like the abductors from the movie Fire in the Sky. #crookeddice #aliens #fireinthesky #grimdark #28mag #miniaturepainting
unlabelledView post →Nothing scared me more as kid than 1989's COMMUNION w/ Christopher Walken, based on Whitley Strieber's book. The movie is batshit crazy, but the abduction sequences make FIRE IN THE SKY look tame. I still shiver at the image of Grays type aliens stretching & hovering over his bed as he slept. Ugh.
unlabelledView post →A movie that takes place where you're from: Fire In The Sky, 1993
unlabelledView post →Gonna try and rewatch Fire In The Sky tonight. It’s a terrifying film, and honestly we need a good possible alien abduction film of its ilk sooner than later.
unlabelledView post →Fire in the Sky (1993) is an alien abduction movie with one of the most intense alien abduction scenes on film, though most of its runtime is spent on a bunch of working class guys being investigated for the disappearance of their buddy, clearly a metaphor for working class men working through their
unlabelledView post →For my first film of 2025… Going to finally, finally, watch the 90s ufology flick, Fire in the Sky.
unlabelledView post →My dad decided it would be a good idea to watch the alien abduction movie Fire in the Sky with the kids. It was not a good idea.
unlabelledView post →Just watched Fire In The Sky and: we need more movies like this. Shot on film in a nice location with strong actors and a Stephen King-esque story just good enough to get you to the third act where ILM spends the entire $15 million budget creating some of the freakiest shit imaginable? I’d watch 100
unlabelledView post →What fictional creature/villain traumatized you as a kid? The abduction scene in the film, Fire in the Sky
unlabelledView post →Second film of the day: Fire in the Sky (1993). Much like the Ed & Lorraine Warren movies, this is a nicely crafted film based on a (most likely) bullshit "real life" event. Some engaging human drama, and some pretty effective alien abduction scenes #horrorsky
unlabelledView post →Today's first movie is Fire in the Sky (1993) 🍿
unlabelledView post →On this day in 1975, logger, UFO buff and prankster Travis Walton went missing in Arizona’s Apache–Sitgreaves National Forest. 5 days later he returned, reporting he had been abducted by aliens. Walton’s tale elicited skepticism in believers but was later made into the 1993 film Fire in the Sky.
unlabelledView post →A lot of UFO sightings are due to people… well, watching media about UFOs, but it’s also a sort of trauma response. I fell down a rabbit hole once researching the film Fire in the Sky and… it’s kind of disturbing to see the cycle of UFO sightings inspiring tv movies inspiring more UFO sightings.
unlabelledView post →I saw it a year ago and since then I regularly think about how FIRE IN THE SKY is an unremarkably average "it's fine I guess" movie for 90% of it's runtime but then there's an insane 10 minute section in the middle that is some of the greatest pure horror sci-fi I've ever seen!
unlabelledView post →a movie that takes place where you’re from: #horror #film #horrorsky #filmsky "Fire In The Sky" (1993)
unlabelledView post →Fire in the Sky is overall just an okay movie, but the abduction flashback scenes are perfect and absolutely horrifying. I was like 12 or 13 when I saw this and it scared the shit out of me for a long, long time. youtu.be/O5e2wzjuwJQ
unlabelledView post →This week’s. A Fire in The Sky is not the cool alien one. TDSOTM was ok but dragged . The Name of The Rose is a solid mystery movie & might be Ron Pearlman’s best performance. In a Violent Nature I absolutely dug&really appreciated what it was going for. #LastFourWatched #LetterboxdFriday
unlabelledView post →Fire in the Sky (2/8) Movie CLIP - Beamed (1993) HD www.youtube.com/watch?v=nDbB...
unlabelledView post →That's the thing about the paranormal: Hollywood always feels the need to "spice things up." Like when the writer for the movie "Fire in the Sky" was warned by the studio executives the movie would not be made unless he made it 'scarier'.
unlabelledView post →What are YOUR favorite Horror Movie Posters? How do you choose just four?? Also, Fire in the Sky IS a horror movie, IMO! #NightmareFuel #IconicPoster #HorrorNerd #QueerForFear #HorrorGay
unlabelledView post →What movie did you see way too young. Fire in the Sky The abduction scene scarred me for life; to the point aliens looking into open windows at night are one of my top irrational fears lol. (I still think aliens are hella cool, so I'll watch YT vids and then be unable to sleep for days lol)
unlabelledView post →Fire In The Sky is really good, especially when you look into the whole story beyond the movie
unlabelledView post →Let me tell you a story. One day, years ago, they released a movie called Fire in the Sky. It was about the search for a missing man. It also gave all of us night terrors. This was in the 90s, when the primary goal of films was to traumatize young kids. This shit was PG-13.
unlabelledView post →Now playing Movie night🎥 1993 Brought us Fire in the Sky #fireinthesky #movienight #aliens
unlabelledView post →Pop culture things that traumatized me as a little boy in the late '80s/early '90s include: The music video for Age of Confusion by Genesis. The alien abduction scene in the science fiction movie Fire In The Sky. The toilet scene in Ghoulies 2. The Large Marge scene in Pee-wee's Big Adventure.
unlabelledView post →Unintentional theme of the past couple weekends of 1970's movie viewing. "Meteor" 1979 & "A Fire in the Sky" 1978. Both Star studded casts.
unlabelledView post →My dad had a CD collection of the old H G Wells radio drama for War of the Worlds and would play that on our speaker system and it scared the crap out of me. Same with the old movie (this was in the 90s). Between that and Xfiles and Fire in the Sky I was so afraid of aliens growing up.
unlabelledView post →Scary media never bothered me much as a kid, but there’s a five minute scene from the 1993 UFO movie “Fire in the Sky” that I saw in High School that still freaks me out so much that I won’t even share a gif about it. IYKYK.
unlabelledView post →I had the opportunity to interview Travis Walton, the guy whose story is the basis of the book/movie "Fire in the Sky." I actually spent the day with Travis and Mike (also involved with the incident), and they seemed like genuine, sincere dudes. I don't doubt their account.
unlabelledView post →after sketch setups I'll probably go ahead and VRC explore worlds and stream a movie in one ~w~ watched Fire in the Sky in one
unlabelledView post →My "favourite" example: the late BBC One film on 9/11 was supposed to be... Fire in the Sky.
unlabelledView post →30 years ago today - July 26, 1996 - Canadian premiere (Uptown 1) of the film "Trainspotting" Discussed in the episode "Smoke On The Water, Fire In The Sky" episode of the podcast Music Milestones YYZ.
unlabelledView post →Yup. Both this and the film “Fire in the Sky” did a number on the childhood version of me.
unlabelledView post →What horror movie image haunts you? I saw Fire In The Sky (1993) in the theatre as a kid and this harrowing moment kicks off the most memorable sequence of the film.
unlabelledView post →I’m havin an alien invasion/ visitation movie marathon. 🛸 👽 🛸 👽 Fire in the Sky ✅ Arrival ✅ Skyline ✅ Close encounters of the Third Kind ✅ The Fourth Kind Signs Dreamcatcher Extraterrestrial War of the Worlds They Live Independence Day
unlabelledView post →Oh man, I saw Fire in the Sky WAAAY too young. I think my fear of needles is a direct result of that movie.
unlabelledView post →Tonight’s late night film. FIRE IN THE SKY.
unlabelledView post →The last 4 movies I watched. Fire in the Sky i have seen before but it was a long time ago. The other 3 were first time. Roots isn't technically a movie but I did not know that before watching it lol
unlabelledView post →My award for most traumatizing alien abduction scene goes to 1993's FIRE IN THE SKY! (if you know of a scarier one, I'm all ears!) The great cast gives this film weight & they treat the ordeal seriously. What are your memories of Fire in the Sky? 👽 youtube.com/shorts/nffgF...
unlabelledView post →"Believe It or Not" (The Greatest American Hero TV theme song)-Joey Scarbury😍🏆😂 "Blinded by Love" (I was belatedly 1st exposed to it in the underrated 1993 film Fire in the Sky👽)-Johnny Winter🔥🎸👋
unlabelledView post →So I just re-watched "Fire in the Sky" - www.imdb.com/title/tt0106... It holds up super well. Great portrayal of what a small community goes through when someone disappears, with a neat paranormal touch. The abduction scene is horrific. 7/10 #Movie #Review #FireintheSky
unlabelledView post →Dinobot dies cuz remember Beast Wars? They drop quotes from the 86 movie all the damn time cuz remember how much you loved that? Remember Shattered Glass? Remember Fire in the Sky? Remember the movie again cuz seriously they will NOT let you forget it?
unlabelledView post →One year later D.B. Sweeney would star in Fire in the Sky . He would be a part of one of the scariest movie sequences ever filmed. #HATM
unlabelledView post →On this day in 1993, Fire in the Sky was released. The Spinsters discuss this film in Episode 30: Spinsters Get Abducted 🛸 Check it out open.spotify.com/episode/3MQa... #horrorsky #filmsky
unlabelledView post →The movie Fire in the Sky from the 90s is worth checking out if you haven't seen it.
unlabelledView post →Also, I’ll take this opportunity to again praise the abduction scene in 1993 movie Fire In The Sky. Truly terrifying and 100% holds up. Give it a watch!
unlabelledView post →Loved this movie!!!! Fire In The Sky. 1993 🎥 #behindthescenes🎬 #filmmaking #specialeffects #fireinthesky
unlabelledView post →The 2nd scariest alien abduction movie I’ve ever seen after Fire in the Sky, gave me actual nightmares
unlabelledView post →I need to see this one. Might try and watch this weekend… you both seen Fire In The Sky? Decent film but one of if not the single most disturbing abduction sequence I’ve ever seen
unlabelledView post →I think FIRE IN THE SKY had a scarier abduction scene but nowhere near as good a movie overall
unlabelledView post →Yeah, there's a lot of TV/Movie overlap with several of them. After Garner came back to TV to do Rockford he still had a pretty distinguish film career with stuff like Murphy's Romance (with Sally), Fire in the Sky, the Maverick movie, My Fellow Americans, Space Cowboys and more.
unlabelledView post →I watched Fire in the Sky, a 1993 movie. I heard it has some cool visual effects For the first 85% I was like "Yeah that UFO was neat, but this is more of a mystery movie". Then the last part of the movie it has one of the most disturbing alien abduction scenes I have scene on film. Very good vfx
unlabelledView post →I'm from Arizona, so I love a Fire in the Sky reference. Been too long since I've seen that movie. (also, I think it is time to end this prison plot)
unlabelledView post →I have an irrational fear of the grey aliens, and this movie is actually scary to me. I don't believe in aliens thanks to the Tyranny of Distance, but films like this and "Dark Skies" and the immortal classic "Fire in the Sky" make me turn on all the lights, load the shotgun, and lock the doors 😅
unlabelledView post →🎭 White Mountains, Arizona. November 5, 1975. Six workmen entered the forest. One didn't come out. What really happened? 𝗙𝗶𝗿𝗲 𝗜𝗻 𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝗦𝗸𝘆 released on this day, March 12, 1993. 🌌 𝗙𝗲𝗮𝘁𝘂𝗿𝗶𝗻𝗴 D.B. Sweeney, Robert Patrick, and James Garner. #FireInTheSky #Scifi #AlienAbduction #UFOs #FilmSky #Film
unlabelledView post →Rob Lieberman’s FIRE IN THE SKY, a film that traumatized an entire generation (including yours truly), opened on this day in 1993.
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