The Mysteries of Bradshaw Ranch: Aliens, Portals, and the Paranormal

If there are any mysteries or something interesting happening at Bradshaw ranch, this documentary fails to show us. The story telling is long and too drawn out for such uneventful findings. If the watcher has seen any paranormal or supernatural documentary in the last five years, they will immediately notice where this falls flat. The narrator is monotone throughout, making an already lackluster story line more difficult to engage. Even at a the peak of a big reveal or event, he delivers the content with a dullness that makes it uninteresting. The paranormal investigator they used has no credibility. It's like they found some young guy on the side of the road that agreed to be on the show. The investigator uses outdated technology and antiquated techniques to run a couple tests. Like a ghost Hunter from the 90's. Experiments, that by now, most viewers have seen done too many times and even the weakest of Paranormal sleuths have moved on from.

With no interesting eye witness interviews, no video or photos of unexplained events, you begin to wonder if anything happened. Nothing happens for the cameras there doing the documentary either.

For some reason some of the eye witnesses won't return to the ranch or declined to be a part of the documentary, which they just gloss over by saying so. If they had taken statements or did interviews off site to find out why they don't return, it might have given the premise some integrity.

This was not done at the level or with the professionalism current documentaries are done at. Making it seem like this was a low budget, weak content copy cat.