NETFLIX viewers have been left terrified by one particular movie named Come Play, with some saying it ‘scares the c*** out of them.’
The movie was in cinemas in 2020, but has recently caught the attention of Netflix viewers in the form of an American-made horror that sees a young boy pursued by a monster.
The boy, named Oliver, has autism and as Netflix summarises: “Desperate for a friend, a lonely boy finds refuge in his ever-present tablet – along with a mysterious creature ready to enact a sinister desire.”
And fans are terrified, with one person writing on social media: “Just watched Come Play. OMG 10s across the board. Scared the c*** out of me.”
Another added: “Omg after watching Come Play I’ve been paranoid this whole night. Love being scared…”
A third person penned: “I just stumbled upon Come Play to watch before bed tonight and it was so creepy I wanna sleep with the light on but I’m not sure that’s a good idea.”
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Someone else added: “This film was unlike anything I’d ever seen before. It’s new, original & genuinely terrifying.”
A fifth person shared: “Got scared + movie wasted no time getting started + engaged + jump scares + good ending.”
And it’s not the only Netflix film leaving viewers on the edge of their seats at the moment.
Subscribers are feeling physically ill after watching vertigo-inducing new thriller, Fall.
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The film seems to be a nightmare for anyone with a fear of heights and is guaranteed to make palms sweaty during viewing.
Friends Becky and Hunter decide to scale a ramshackle 2,000ft radio tower in the middle of an American desert to scatter the ashes of the former's late husband after he died in a climbing accident.
What follows is a tense and terrifying fight for survival as the ascent goes horribly wrong.
It proved to be too much for some with one viewer saying: "Holy sh*t. Visceral, physical reaction to every single second. Literally crying, shaking, with clammy hands by the time the credits rolled. What the f**k. Amazing."
Another posted on Twitter: "I’m ok with heights but omg Fall on Netflix has made me feel genuinely ill. My legs are shaking watching this."
A third said: "God this film is giving me a mini heart attack."
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