GRIPPING horror movie The Fourth Kind has left fans "messed up" and "scarred for life."
The chilling sci-fi movie, available on streaming service Netflix, was originally released in 2009 but the fear factor remains.
The eerie plotline tells the tale of an ongoing unsolved mystery in Alaska.
It claims to be "based on the actual case studies" and centres on a small town which has been subject to a huge number of unexplained disappearances.
While some have accused authorities of a cover up during the four decades of unexplained behaviour, others suspect something more sinister.
This leads to psychologist Dr Abigail Tyler, played by Milla Jovovich, making disturbing discoveries about alien activity in the patch – with shocking consequences.
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Fans have flocked to TikTok to flag their fears sparked by the film.
One posted a video accompanied by the caption: "If you haven't watched this before then watch it but be warned. #Scarred for life."
A second user wrote the words: " A horror movie that traumatised me," before playing out a still from the film.
Others were quick to comment underneath the videos, with one admitting: " Still gives me the creeps whenever I watch it."
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A second put: "Yes I was traumatised as a kid and I refuse to watch it again – and I still can't look at owls the same to this day."
A third added: "This movie was probably the scariest I've ever seen."
A fourth then bluntly confessed: "This one messed me up."
Their fears came just days after Amazon Prime viewers told how they "couldn't sleep" after watching scary movie Countdown.
Previously, fans were left "screaming at the screen" after watching horror Smile on the same platform.
They were also "scared to death" 10 minutes into The Wailing.
Meanwhile others simply "couldn't sleep" after tuning in to Black Phone.
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