El triángulo de Alaska

If you're a fan of "ghost hunter" shows, replete with high tech looking devices that supposedly reveal the presence of spirits, then you may enjoy this. But speaking as someone who doesn't necessarily disbelieve in other-worldy things, but who is highly skeptical of those who seek fortune/fame by "chasing" them, the only interesting aspect of this show is the historic setup. Once they get out the Star Trek ghost-hunting gizmos all credibility goes out the window.

Skip this one unless you believe you can locate you long-dead aunt using an app on your smart phone. The stories told here deserve a better platform.

Alaska is amazing from one end to the other. It's remote and sparsely populated, places like this often have a vibe about them. This show does it's best to cover some fascinating incidents that does make one wonder... I would welcome season 2. There's plenty more mysteries and mysterious happenings going on in that place. Much like the Bermuda Triangle, Alaska has a triangle all of it's own.

Was so awesome to finally start watching this, I saw this was advertised for release in the US and was wondering when it would finally get a UK release. Thoroughly enjoyed, I'm a sucker for conspiracies and mysteries, good bit of fun to watch with my mates. The stuff about the Japanese Airlines UFO was fascinating and actually pretty unsettling!

This is the same along the lines of all other shows like this. The narrator is so invested and it's all just hyperbole. What I do think is annoying, is that the same people that have seen the thunderbird, also have seen the UFOs and also have seen the water monster. That's just a crazy coincidence. Don't watch for truth, watch for entertainment.

I've watched a couple of episodes featuring interviews with paranormal investigators. They always say what they saw, but never show their camera footage to back up their claims. This is complete junk