Think Homelander stopped wreaking psychological havoc just because The Boys season 4 ended? Turn on Netflix and the horror movie Cobweb continues its work.
The TV world has been pretty quiet since Homelander stopped wreaking havoc in The Boys Season 4. But don’t worry, he’s coming back… even if The Boys Season 5 won’t be here for a while.
Meanwhile, Anthony Starr has released a hit horror movie on Netflix, and it’s already blowing viewers away. Cobweb, the 2023 film starring Lizzy Caplan, is now available to stream in time for Halloween.
The title of the film contains a clue to the plot. The film follows Peter, who hears a mysterious and constant noise coming from inside the wall of his room. The cause? A spider-like demon, who is entangled in family secrets.
“Oh, I just saw that Cobweb has been added to Netflix. I can’t recommend it enough! A scary and fun fairy tale movie with brilliant performances from Lizzy Caplan and Woody Norman,” said one fan published on X/Twitter.
One second agreed“The perfect time for all your Halloween movie-watching needs: Cobweb is now available to stream on Netflix. Get to work, kids!”
“I like Cobweb. The ending is a bit ridiculous but I think it’s underrated. It’s fun and has a twist,” said a third intervened.
“You won’t be disappointed,” said another. answered to questions about whether the new movie is worth watching.
Fans have also warned horror fans to ignore the film’s Rotten Tomatoes score, which currently sits at a meager 59%.
Carla Hay from Culture Mix said “Cobweb struggles to be a scary horror movie, and it falls far short of being terrifying or suspenseful. There are too many dull moments in this slow-paced film. The lackluster performances and the poorly conceived ending don’t help matters.”
However, what should you watch out for? said The film’s low rating is “unfair,” and he adds: “Many reviews point out the lack of character development relative to the themes and the fact that the plot is quite shallow. However, having seen it in theaters when it first came out, I’d say 59% is unfairly low, so you should give it a chance.”
To find out for yourself – and get to the bottom of this shocking twist – you can watch Cobweb for yourself on the streaming service.
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