Movies like Unidentified

Cloverfield utilizes a found-footage style to depict a sudden and monstrous alien attack on New York City. It shares the chaotic and gripping atmosphere experienced in Unidentified, with a raw and immersive perspective that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats.

Signs explores the eerie phenomena of crop circles and the subsequent alien invasion from the perspective of a single family's home, blending suspense with emotional depth. Similarly to Unidentified, it delves into the theme of extraterrestrial visitation with a focus on human reactions to the unknown.

Fire in the Sky is based on the true story of Travis Walton's alleged alien abduction, striking a chord with the realism and horror of extraterrestrial encounters. Fans of Unidentified will appreciate this film's intense storytelling and the visceral depiction of the unknown.

The Fourth Kind offers a chilling blend of documented events and dramatic reenactments, following a psychologist in Nome, Alaska, who uncovers evidence of alien abductions. Its docudrama style presents an unsettling experience akin to Unidentified, engaging audiences with the possibility of close encounters.

Europa Report follows a crew of astronauts on a mission to Europa, one of Jupiter's moons, leading to a thrilling and realistic portrayal of space exploration and extraterrestrial encounters. Fans of Unidentified's scientific approach towards alien life forms will enjoy the blend of science and fiction.

Skyline revolves around a group of friends who witness an otherworldly force swallowing up the population of Los Angeles, presenting an action-packed alien invasion story. Like Unidentified, it combines the spectacle of sci-fi with the intense survival instincts of the characters.

Dark Skies weaves the suspense of a suburban family who finds themselves targeted by a terrifying and deadly force, possibly extraterrestrial. Much like Unidentified, it explores the theme of alien presence on earth and blends the elements of sci-fi with psychological thrills.