The Experiencers: Full Disclosure (2026)
Opening against Scary Movie, this one will be fighting for the same weekend conversation.
The Experiencers: Full Disclosure arrives on streaming June 2, 2026.
Their Time Has Come.
An astonishing award-winning documentary that goes beyond asking whether extraterrestrial contact is real - and into the more unsettling question of why, drawing on firsthand accounts and evidence for what intelligent life beyond our world may be.
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Opening against Scary Movie, this one will be fighting for the same weekend conversation.
The Experiencers: Full Disclosure arrives on streaming June 2, 2026.
Direction comes from Dean Alioto.
The cast is fronted by John E. Mack, Alan Tudyk and Travis Walton. John E. Mack plays Self (archive footage).
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The Experiencers: Full Disclosure is scheduled to premiere on streaming on June 2, 2026. Dates can shift, so check back for updates.
John E. Mack, Alan Tudyk, Travis Walton, Whitley Strieber and Leslie Kean lead the cast, directed by Dean Alioto.
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