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Netflix’s Awesome New Horror Movie Has The Internet Freaking Out

A new horror movie hit Netflix this week and the internet seems to be going crazy for it, with everyone recommending it on Twitter.
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Coronavirus has brought the world to a standstill in recent weeks.

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Almost all flights are grounded, borders are closing and in an effort to mitigate the loss of ticket sales, tons of studios are now rushing their recent releases to digital, so that audiences can enjoy them from the comfort – and safety – of their own homes.

Earlier this week, for instance, Universal brought The Invisible Man and The Hunt to VOD platforms – while we also know that Vin Diesel actioner Bloodshot will hit digital on March 24th, and Sonic the Hedgehog and Bad Boys for Life will follow on March 31st.

Yes, the virus has totally upended the very concept of ‘normal life’ for tons of people and with governments around the world pleading with folks to stay indoors and self-isolate, many have begun to turn towards Netflix to save them. Thankfully, the streaming giant has been keeping everyone entertained for a few weeks now as they remain locked in their homes and there’ve been some great new releases to check out lately, with many more to come next month.

But there’s one new movie in particular that really has people excited, and it’s called The Platform. Released this week, it’s “a Spanish satirical science fiction/horror film” that, according to Wikipedia, is “set in a large, tower-style prison where the inmates are fed by means of a platform that gradually descends the levels of the tower, ostensibly a fair system if each inmate takes only their fair share of food, but deeply inequitable in practice as inmates at the top levels have the ability to take much more food and leave less for those below them.”

So far, it’s been getting great reviews from critics and as you can see by the following Twitter reactions, viewers are absolutely loving it:

https://twitter.com/chrsdltr/status/1241394612498911233

https://twitter.com/katevaldez/status/1241394542856646656

https://twitter.com/HansGr00ber/status/1241393988617338880

https://twitter.com/AnjaliA99633211/status/1241390964482224135

https://twitter.com/heavyliftingind/status/1241390944701878272

https://twitter.com/chrismilligan90/status/1241382911976316929

https://twitter.com/jezieeee/status/1241380915386830848

https://twitter.com/shaifulshrdn/status/1241377299716427776

https://twitter.com/AmorakLangsy/status/1241376268790235136

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And those Tweets are just a small selection of what’s being said, with the social media site being flooded with folks talking about how much they loved The Platform and recommending it to others. And given that it only just released yesterday, we imagine more and more people will be checking it out as the weekend progresses. Especially since everyone is stuck at home right now.

But tell us, what have you been doing to pass the time lately? Has Netflix been coming in handy? Or have you found something else to keep busy with? Let us know by dropping a comment down below.


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