UFO disclosure is no longer a fringe topic, and it is not going away. According to longtime researcher and filmmaker L.A. Marzulli, the conversation has reached a tipping point. “It’s here. It’s happening. And it’s now,” Marzulli said in a recent reaction video, warning that the global push toward disclosure is unfolding “in real time,” not in the distant future.
Marzulli’s recent reaction video centers on the new film Disclosure Day, which he believes is less entertainment and more ideological groundwork.
The movie repeatedly frames “full disclosure” as a moral necessity, suggesting the world has a right to know the truth all at once. That framing, Marzulli argues, is intentional. “People have a right to know the truth,” the film declares. Marzulli’s response is pointed: “But what truth are we going to hear? Whose truth will we hear?”
Throughout his breakdown of the movie’s trailer, Marzulli highlights imagery he believes is doing heavy theological lifting. Scenes of altered consciousness, possession-like behavior and religious symbolism are not incidental.
“There’s no way around that,” he said of one scene depicting a woman losing control of her faculties. “That’s possession. She no longer is in possession of her faculties.” He also noted the film’s use of Catholic imagery, saying it subtly suggests that faith can be reinterpreted to accommodate non-human entities. “They’re already spinning this thing within a certain theological framework,” he said.
More broadly, Marzulli rejects the film’s assumption that alleged non-human intelligences are benevolent extraterrestrials. “They’re not from Zeta Reticuli,” he said. “They’re gods with little g’s. They are the fallen angels with a very nefarious agenda.”
He ties this directly to biblical prophecy, warning that such revelations could trigger what Scripture calls a great falling away. “When they reveal themselves, that’s the game changer,” Marzulli said. “And we are being set up for it.”
The push for disclosure is shaping how people think, believe and interpret reality. As governments, media and entertainment move in lockstep, discernment matters more than ever. Pay attention to the world around you. Deception rarely announces itself. It hides in plain sight, often where we are told to look for truth.
James Lasher, a seasoned writer and editor at Charisma Media, combines faith and storytelling with a background in journalism from Otterbein University and ministry experience in Guatemala and the LA Dream Center. A Marine Corps and Air Force veteran, he is the author of The Revelation of Jesus: A Common Man’s Commentary and a contributor to Charisma magazine.
