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Netflix's most terrifying films revealed as horror fans left 'scarred for life

Netflix's most terrifying films revealed as horror fans left 'scarred for life
Published 2 years ago on May 10, 2023

Netflix's most terrifying films have been revealed as horror fans were left 'scarred for life, throwing up and suffering panic attacks' after watching.

From nail-biting technology thrillers, supernatural curses, sickening fights for survival and even blood-thirsty pensioners, the streaming service has it all. 

But even those who get a rush from indulging in their favourite horror flick will come across the occasional offering that even they find too frightening to finish. 

Some fans have claimed they've felt physically sick, had stress headaches and been left squirming in their seats, after watching the 'scariest movies ever.' 

So, are you brave enough to watch them? Here, MailOnline takes a look at the most horrifying films currently available to watch on Netflix.

The Strays

Netflix fans said they were scarred for life after watching the streaming service's new horror film The Strays. 

The creepy British horror film has left fans squirming in their seats after its debut on the streamer at the end of February.

The flick follows Neve (Ashley Madekwe), a light-skinned biracial woman who lives a suburban life in a small English town and works as a deputy headmistress.

She is married to a white man named Ian (Justin Salinger) and eschews anything that has to do with blackness.

Neve's past threatens to unravel her idyllic life and she becomes deeply distressed by the arrival of two strangers in the town who appear to know her.

In the trailer for the film, Neve is seen driving her children when the two strangers appear on the side of the road, almost causing her to crash.

Later, Neve and her husband are entertaining guests in their home when she spots a man staring at her from the pavement. 

Becoming startled, she stands up and points outside, saying: 'What's that at the window? Someone's there, can't you see?'

But the other guests stare at her in confusion, with one saying: 'What's wrong with you tonight?'   

Taking to Twitter, one user said of the flick: 'Just finished watching The Strays on Netflix and I think I'm scared for life because what the hell did I just watch!'   

Fall

Horror buffs have been made physically sick by the film Fall. 

The survival thriller follows two friends, Becky (Grace Caroline Currey) and Hunter (Virginia Gardner), who climb a 2,000 feet tall radio tower and get stranded at the top with no way down.

While it was released in the States last summer it has recently been added to Netflix, with a new score of viewers discovering it in recent days. 

It's not a film for the fainthearted, with viewers taking to Twitter to say it had left them physically sick. 

Common complaints from viewers are overwhelming feelings of stress, nausea and anxiety, particularly with those who have a fear of heights. 

Taking to Twitter, viewers penned: 'Actually induced a stress headache. A really entertaining watch', another added: 'Watched this yesterday. Didn't know what to expect and was pleasantly surprised... and terrified! 

A third wrote: 'Good movie… made me throw up and have a panic attack, but good' 

The movie has been received positively by critics and currently holds a 79 percent score on Rotten Tomatoes. 

Unlocked 

Netflix viewers have been left terrified after watching a technology thriller they described as the 'scariest' film ever.

Fans took to Twitter to share their nail-biting reactions to South Korean mystery movie Unlocked, which debuted on the streaming platform in February.

The tense thriller sees a woman's life completely turned upside down when a dangerous man uses her lost phone to track her every move.

Viewers were left completely terrified by the eerie movie, with fans deeming the film to be one of the 'scariest' things they had watched in a long time.

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Netflix's most terrifying films have been revealed as horror fans were left 'scarred for life, throwing up and suffering panic attacks' after watching.

From nail-biting technology thrillers, supernatural curses, sickening fights for survival and even blood-thirsty pensioners, the streaming service has it all. 

But even those who get a rush from indulging in their favourite horror flick will come across the occasional offering that even they find too frightening to finish. 

Some fans have claimed they've felt physically sick, had stress headaches and been left squirming in their seats, after watching the 'scariest movies ever.' 

So, are you brave enough to watch them? Here, MailOnline takes a look at the most horrifying films currently available to watch on Netflix.

The Strays

Netflix fans said they were scarred for life after watching the streaming service's new horror film The Strays. 

The creepy British horror film has left fans squirming in their seats after its debut on the streamer at the end of February.

The flick follows Neve (Ashley Madekwe), a light-skinned biracial woman who lives a suburban life in a small English town and works as a deputy headmistress.

She is married to a white man named Ian (Justin Salinger) and eschews anything that has to do with blackness.

Neve's past threatens to unravel her idyllic life and she becomes deeply distressed by the arrival of two strangers in the town who appear to know her.

In the trailer for the film, Neve is seen driving her children when the two strangers appear on the side of the road, almost causing her to crash.

Later, Neve and her husband are entertaining guests in their home when she spots a man staring at her from the pavement. 

Becoming startled, she stands up and points outside, saying: 'What's that at the window? Someone's there, can't you see?'

But the other guests stare at her in confusion, with one saying: 'What's wrong with you tonight?'   

Taking to Twitter, one user said of the flick: 'Just finished watching The Strays on Netflix and I think I'm scared for life because what the hell did I just watch!'   

Fall

Horror buffs have been made physically sick by the film Fall. 

The survival thriller follows two friends, Becky (Grace Caroline Currey) and Hunter (Virginia Gardner), who climb a 2,000 feet tall radio tower and get stranded at the top with no way down.

While it was released in the States last summer it has recently been added to Netflix, with a new score of viewers discovering it in recent days. 

It's not a film for the fainthearted, with viewers taking to Twitter to say it had left them physically sick. 

Common complaints from viewers are overwhelming feelings of stress, nausea and anxiety, particularly with those who have a fear of heights. 

Taking to Twitter, viewers penned: 'Actually induced a stress headache. A really entertaining watch', another added: 'Watched this yesterday. Didn't know what to expect and was pleasantly surprised... and terrified! 

A third wrote: 'Good movie… made me throw up and have a panic attack, but good' 

The movie has been received positively by critics and currently holds a 79 percent score on Rotten Tomatoes. 

Unlocked 

Netflix viewers have been left terrified after watching a technology thriller they described as the 'scariest' film ever.

Fans took to Twitter to share their nail-biting reactions to South Korean mystery movie Unlocked, which debuted on the streaming platform in February.

The tense thriller sees a woman's life completely turned upside down when a dangerous man uses her lost phone to track her every move.

Viewers were left completely terrified by the eerie movie, with fans deeming the film to be one of the 'scariest' things they had watched in a long time.

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