Netflix has hundreds of original movies and series released every year, but one that was recently published on the video streaming platform scared some of the subscribers so much that they couldn't finish watching it. Ares is the film that scared the subscribers of Netflix, and above you have a trailer for the film which for some people proves to have too much of an emotional impact to be seen until the end.
Netflix they include horror films in a special category, and theoretically they should promote them only among those who want to see such films, but the reality is that they are also promoted for other people. It's possible that some of those who don't normally watch horror movies had this movie promoted by Netflix, and that's why they complained that it was too scary, but it remains for everyone to watch it and decide single.
Netflix: The SCARY film that SCARED Subscribers (VIDEO)
ok so has anyone watched Ares on netflix? cause im scared shitless and i wanna know if i should keep watching or #arenetflix #scary
— Manuel Riccio (@ManuellRiccio) February 7, 2020
Netflix financed the creation of this film especially for the Dutch, who seem to be fans of horror films, but we are not talking about a full-length film, but about one that is only 32 minutes long. Despite the fact that it doesn't have a very long duration, the film that Netflix financed has such a strong impact that people get scared, and the way the characters behave in the official trailer for it confirms without a doubt what people are saying on Twitter.
3 minutes into that new Ares show on netflix and I am shaken as hell
the only other "scary" tv show i genuinely enjoy is hill house :/ i have high hopes for this show
— Angie (@_angpowers) February 8, 2020
Netflix it is not the first movie that manages to scare so much those who pay for subscriptions on the platform, a few months ago another managed to scare quite a lot of people. Then it was also about a problem separate from the content that scared Netflix subscribers, the American company having to withdraw it to modify it before putting it back into distribution on its streaming platform.
Netflix finances all kinds of films and series for its platform, so it is not unexpected to see others that are so scary, but there is also an audience for these creations.
