Netflix viewers are hooked on eerie new series which may tell us truth about alien life
One episode focuses on mysterious blobs that fell from the sky in Oakville, Washington
If you love ghost stories, UFO sightings and terrifying disappearances, then this Netflix show is for you.
Currently placed in the 'UK Top 10' is an eight-part docuseries that will make you more aware of events that can't be explained.
Each episode follows the people who lived to tell the tale.
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The stories vary from one extreme to another, with 'alien abductions' onto a number of drownings in Georgia, US.
The new Netflix series gives us an insight into the US Government's investigation of more than 650 unidentified objects and lights, along with the regular people who said they witnessed such moments.
Titled Files of the Unexplained, you can take a look at the eerie trailer below:
Episode seven, in particular, seems to be catching everyone's attention as the story follows a bizarre incident in Oakville, Washington in 1994, when a 'jelly-fish-like' substance supposedly fell from the sky.
Viewers were stunned by the tale, as one person tweeted: "Watching Files of the Unexplained on Netflix and they’re on about jellyfish blobs falling out of the sky.. dreams please be kind tonight."
Another added: "This might sound like the plot of a great horror movie, but it has a basis in reality, and that's terrifying."
Other viewers seem to be hooked on the new series, as a third commented: "Now watching: Files of the Unexplained on Netflix .. y’all .. this is wild like wtf really be going on?!"
A fourth penned: "Me, watching a show called Files of the Unexplained, still being surprised when each episode ends with the mystery still being unexplained: (shocked emoji)."
"Highly recommend Files of the Unexplained, new show that came out on Netflix today," a fifth said.
Meanwhile, some weren't so convinced, as one person added: "Files of the Unexplained may be one of the worst shows I’ve watched in a while.
"Do better. There are so many better unexplained things you could make a series from."
A second questioned: "I know a lot of stuff on Netflix is just Netflix good and not actual good but that new show Files of the Unexplained has an episode on the Yuba County Five that will mess with your head. What the hell caused what happened to them?"
"Come with me while we dive into bad conspiracy TV with Files of the Unexplained on Netflix," joked a third.
Files of the Unexplained is available to stream on Netflix now.
Topics: Aliens, Netflix, Conspiracy Theory, TV, UFO
Anish Vij