"ALIEN AUTOPSY" UPDATES
2/27/96
Seen the new hoax photos floating around the 'Net?
Before you ask - we did not have anything to do with creating them, and we don't know who did.
However, we did suggest right here in these very pages that anyone could buy one of those Steve Johnson "Roswell" aliens from The Sharper Image catalog and do their own autopsy hoax. Not that we think it was our suggestion that put the idea in somebody's head or anything...
Anyway, whoever did this has done a great job, and we'll be adding a more detailed commentary about the pictures as soon as we have the time.
And now, on with the show...
"Alien Autopsy" - Faked Or Fiction?
Contents:
How To Make An Alien- Rent the video, read along as you watch, and play Spot The Goof !
- Our ongoing tally of other FX artists' opinions.
- Dueling Alien Autopsies!
- A few selected comparisons with authentic human autopsies.
Warning! Not for the squeamish!
Make-Your-Own Alien Autopsy Kit!
- Well, not really. Actually, a list of Makeup FX reference books and mailorder supply sources.
- Before you send that angry Email, check here first. (Then send it.)
Hey, what about that "authentic" 1947 footage?
TIME Magazine helpfully verifies a
few things we've been saying all along...
A few other opinions we've collected
And This Note:
Except where noted, the text contained in these pages is © The Truly Dangerous Company. However, the text may be redistributed for informational purposes
after obtaining permission..
Please direct inquiries to [email protected]. Thanks.
The behind-the-scenes FX photos included in this site were donated by, and remain the exclusive property of, The Character Shop and are not to be reproduced in any way without their express permission.
| And just for the record, "How to Make an Alien" has been... | Named  by Point Survey |
Rated  by Magellan |
Named a "Top Ten of the Month" by  Internet Underground Magazine |
Awarded "Great Site" status by  NetCarta Corporation |
Rated "Four Stones" by |
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... reprinted in slightly modified form in the January/February '96 issue of The Skeptical Inquirer. | ||||
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... the recipient of an impressive amount of nutty email. |
