Really Strange Stories
of the Totally Unknown
A live action satire featuring The X-Wives, Unresolved Mysteries and Invasion of the Balloon People. A raucous unauthorized video satire written and directed by Stefan Petrucha and Steve Holtz.
Coverage and rave reviews appeared in The NY Daily News, Millimeter, Wrapped in Plastic, The Fortean Times and more.
The
X-Wives and Unresolved
Mysteries now available for online viewing courtesy
of YouTube.
"There are so many jokey TXF references that Philes will get the most from this, but it is packed with enough verbal and visual gags for everyone to find something that tickles them..."
-The Fortean Times #104 (Nov 97)
"We've just scratched the surface here; the jokes are so numerous one must "pay strict attention" (to quote from another TV show) to catch them all - including one great subtle bit involving the soundtrack and Molder's opening and closing a door (It has to be seen to be appreciated)."
-Wrapped In Plastic #31 (Oct 1997)
"The Spoof is out there — An X-Files parody involving agents Sox Molder and Zana Sully, the baffling case of a Siamese Twin who can't locate his brother, a fiendish plot to replace office management with balloon people... it's all part of Really Strange Stories of the Totally Unknown."
—Millimeter — January 1998 teleproduction news
"Very slickly put together, complete with some flashy CGI work."
-Alternative Cinema #14 (Spring 1998)
"For a low-budget production, Really Strange Stories of the Totally Unknown is pretty slick."
-Outré-The World of Ultramedia
"If you think we all take the world a little too seriously, then check out the work of two guys who who create TV parodies of the X-Files and other shows, doing everything using their home PC. "
-Gina Smith's Connected
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