Netflix has just surprised its viewers. The streaming giant recently dropped a trailer for its new series, "The OA".
"The OA" is an hour-long series created by "The East" directors Zal Batmanglij and Brit Marling. The series follows a story of a blind woman named Prairie Johnson who went missing when she was a child. After seven years, she returns with her sight restored.
In "The OA"s one minute and a half trailer revealed by Netflix, the woman was first shown trying to recognize her parents. She was later asked to recall what happened to her seven years ago.
The first look at "The OA" reveals she did not disappear at all. During the memory retrieving therapy, she says, "I was present for all of it."
As a string musical instruments plays in the background, she says, "I remember everything." "The OA" trailer also features tense scenes and blood.
On top of that, a cell for holding human experiments can also be seen in the clip. With that in mind, viewers should have to expect some creepy twists in the upcoming series, "The OA".
"The OA" trailer is spooky and intriguing enough on itself. But will this new series do well as much as how "Stranger Things" did?
Well, one thing is for sure, though, "The OA" creators are known for their films with gripping mysteries in its stories. With that, viewers will probably witness a mind-bending tale.
In addition, Marling will play the character of Prairie, as per Vulture. She will star "The OA" along with Ian Alexander, Will Brill, Emory Cohen and Patrick Gibson. The series is said to consist of eight episodes in all.
Fans do not have to wait that long because Netflix's "The OA" is slated to debut on small screens on Friday. Other details about the series remain under wraps.
