Films: Extraterrestrial (2014)

Alias: None

Type: Alien

Location: Forest/Civilized Area/Eldritch Location

Height/Weight: That of average humans.

Affiliation: Neutral, leaning on Evil

Summary: Almost every single film we've covered that delves into alien abduction is the stuff of nightmares. Everything you ever feared about being subjected to experimentation and torture is made manifest when malevolent Grays show up. And these ones are no better.

History: There's something wrong with Echo Lake. People keep disappearing, animals come back mutilated, and some swear that something was in the sky. The answer soon becomes clear. Aliens have been visiting this area for some time, abducting anyone who gets too close and conducting whatever experiments they want to on them. The US government has allowed this so that the aliens don't do anything else too severe. Then an alien gets shot, and for a small group of humans, all bets are off.

Notable Kills: One uses its mind to make a guy shoot himself with a shotgun. Also, ladies and gents, your official demonstration of an anal probe. Appropriately, it happens to a bit of an a-hole. So really, that device could have had the same effect if it aimed anywhere else on his body. Ba-dum, tish!

Final Fate: Only two people manage to escape the ship, and for their efforts, they are shot by government officials so that the existence of Grays remains secret. Way to shoot yourselves in the foot, guys.

Powers/Abilities: Psychic powers such as telekinesis.

Weakness: Anything conventional.

Scariness Factor: 4-These aliens keep up the proud tradition of Grays being the most terrifying aliens out there. Their designs are typical of Grays, but the mouthless faces, pale-white skin, and wire-thin bodies give them a very ghoulish look. And then, there's the experimentation. Dear God, it's always so awful...

Trivia: -This film was once known as "The Visitors".

-In some scenes, a copy of "Grave Encounters" can be found. That film was also done by this one’s creators, the Vicious Brothers. It almost makes one wonder what would happen if the Grays dared enter that hospital. No amount of advanced tech or mind powers could possibly prepare them for the horrors that would await them.