Netflix’s ‘creepy and gross’ Hellhole called ‘best horror film of the year’ by terrified fans | The Sun

NETFLIX fans have dubbed new "creepy and gross" film Hellhole the "best movie of the tear" after leaving them terrified.

Viewers flooded social media to reveal they were left shaken after tuning in to the film – which was originally released in 2022.


Horror film Hellhole tells the story of a militiaman who infiltrated a monastery cut off from the world, where monks treat the possessed.

But things take a terrifying turn as the undercover protagonist tries to explain the mysterious disappearance of a number of residents.

His search uncovers a very dark truth about the monastery clergy.

While the movie hit screens last year, it became available to stream on the web giant earlier this month, and has left fans scared.

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Taking to Twitter, one viewer penned: "Just watched Hellhole on Netflix, and holy s**t, I need everyone to watch this movie. Maybe the best horror movie I've seen."

"Hellhole was perfection, a brutal and nauseating horror film that really flips the tables," a second chimed in.

"Honestly one of the most gripping and claustrophobic horrors I have ever watched," a third added, while a fourth said: "Bloody terrifying."

"Yes, Hellhole on Netflix is worth watching for a gross scary movie," a fifth viewer concluded of the film.

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It comes after Netflix fans who watched a terrifying new horror film have warned others not to view it alone.

Spanish film Voces, or Don't Listen as it's billed in the UK, has been giving audiences nightmares after tuning in to the streaming service.

Voces follows parents Daniel and Sara as they move into a creepy remote house ominously nicknamed the house of voices with their son Eric, nine.

Their idyllic dream home quickly deteriorates into a nightmare after Eric starts hearing crackling voices through various outlets.

The mystery speaker influences him and fills his ears with lies that turn him against his dad.

As the situation becomes more concerning, the desperate parents bring in an external party to get to the bottom of the unnerving goings on.

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