Strieber and Communion<\/p>\n
I haven’t picked up his book yet, but I’ve heard it’s quite intriguing, albeit with a sci-fi vibe. After watching a few interviews with him, I’m not convinced he experienced anything beyond a lucid dream.<\/p>\n
His deep fascination with UFOs might have fueled his narratives, but to me, he comes across as a prime example of someone cashing in on sensationalism. <\/p>\n
That said, I recently watched the 1989 film adaptation, and wow, what a trip! Christopher Walken delivers a captivating performance, fully embracing his unique style. <\/p>\n
Interestingly, Walken seemed to view it as a work of fiction, and it definitely plays out like a surreal dream. <\/p>\n
The anal probe scene, in particular, was quite something\u2026 <\/p>\n
I can’t believe I missed this all these years. <\/p>\n
What are your thoughts on Strieber’s claims? Do you find any credibility in his story?<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"