10 Intriguing Series That Will Blow Your Mind [Part 2]

Who doesn't enjoy binge-watching those series filled with mysteries that keep us pondering countless possibilities with each new twist in the plot? With that in mind, we're going to recommend some highly intriguing productions in the list below: 10 Intriguing Series That Will Blow Your Mind

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In this plot, we meet Jim (Eion Bailey), an engineer who builds amusement park attractions, and his wife Tabitha (Catalina Sandino Moreno), a couple on the verge of divorce who decide to take one last trip together in a trailer with their two children after a tragedy. During the journey, they encounter a tree that blocks their path, forcing them to return to another part of the road where they find themselves trapped in a town divided into two groups, with ex-military and current authority figure Boyd (Harold Perrineau) as the reference. Many questions arise: did they survive the accident they had? Where are they? The excellent pilot episode grabs your attention while keeping the main mysteries hidden and providing context for much of the journey ahead.

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In this plot, we meet farmer Royal Abbott (Josh Brolin), an introspective and taciturn man who lives with his family—his wife Cecilia (Lili Taylor) and their two sons, Perry (Tom Pelphrey) and Rhett (Lewis Pullman)—in a house in Wyoming, the tenth largest and least populous state in the US. Alongside the ongoing struggle for land with a rival family, the Tillersons, Royal discovers a mysterious and massive hole in the western region of his land. When a tragedy occurs as a result of a fight between the children of these two families, the enigma surrounding this mysterious hole becomes increasingly complex, especially with the arrival of Autumn (Imogen Poots).

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In this plot, we follow the young and socially isolated Dan (Mamoudou Athie), an archivist and expert in rescuing and preserving old media. One day, he receives an unusual invitation from businessman Virgil (Martin Donovan) to restore some old videotapes. For this job, he will be paid $100,000 but will need to work alone in a huge house located in a deserted area near New York City. When he accepts the job, he has no idea what he's gotten himself into, and he embarks on a surprising journey with the help of his best friend Mark (Matt McGorry). In parallel to this story, we follow another timeline featuring a young woman named Melody (Dina Shihabi) who moves into a mysterious building after receiving a letter, in search of her biological mother whom she has never known. These two worlds collide, and sinister events unfold.

Dark

Time is associated with the act of love in times when forgetting is the great villain of our reality. Created by Swiss filmmaker Baran bo Odar and German filmmaker Jantje Friese, Dark arrived on the powerful Netflix streaming platform without much fanfare. It was enough for viewers to gradually finish the season for positive buzz to start. Well-crafted, with a strategically developed beginning, middle, and end, beautiful art direction, great cinematography, impeccable soundtrack, and a spectacular ensemble cast, this German production quickly became a cult phenomenon. It concluded its last season during the pandemic period the world experienced in 2020. Highly ranked in various lists by the world's leading film/series critics, Dark is a series that is hard to forget.

Tales from the Loop

Throughout the nearly hour-long episodes, with great directors behind each of them (including actress Jodie Foster, who shines behind the camera), and notable actors (especially Rebecca Hall and Jonathan Price) in the cast, we get to know a small American town and its inhabitants who, in some way, become entangled with The Loop, an experiment located underground (and employing many of the town's residents) that aims to unravel some of the universe's most complex mysteries. Thus, with each episode subtly intertwined (so it's important to watch in order), we see parallel realities, younger versions of the same person and the discoveries that stem from this fact, body swapping between friends, a man lost in grief seeking technology to protect his family, the creator of The Loop and the final phase of his life's journey, lovers who literally stop time to live in the moment, and more.