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horror films Netflix

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  • 25-04-2021 2:25pm
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    Minime2.5
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    what are the best horror films on Netflix right now


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    a fat guy
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    I enjoyed Us and Cam, but there are likely better ones on there that I've already seen before they got onto Netflix that I've forgotten about.


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    johnmcmillan
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    I think The Dead Don't Die and Oxygen are good horror movies. I like them



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    spooky donkey
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    I enjoyed the fear street trilogy on there.



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    Ush1
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    Not a film but Bloodride is a Norwegian horror anthology, just 6 episodes but very well done and clever I thought.



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    Fysh
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    I was pleasantly surprised by Spree - starring Steve from Stranger Things and in a similar vein to Cam, it's a darkly satirical take on both the gig economy and influencers, and manges to do its thing briskly and without outstaying its welcome. Not world-changing, but enjoyable in its own right.



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    Kingp35
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    Choose or Die is the latest Netflix horror related film. The concept sounds great - An 80's survival horror game forces players to make decisions in the real world - sadly it's incredibly bland and not really worth watching. Eddie Marsan is good in it but is very underused and although Robert Englund is credited as being in the film it's only his voice that is used.

    A missed opportunity I think.



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    Baybay
    Registered Users Posts: 1,039 ✭✭✭Baybay


    Really enjoyed Cargo. Mother / Android was also quite good, had a bit of a low budget feel to it. Not sure they if they were of horror genre for me although that’s what I’d searched.



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