Netflix fans ‘being sick with fear’ and ‘having nightmares’ watching ‘utterly terrifying’ horror You Are Not My Mother
NETFLIX fans have been left “sick with fear” and watching with “a pillow over my eyes” after a gripping horror movie hit the streaming service.
Dublin-based flick You Are Not My Mother tells the tale of protagonist Char, whose parent goes missing under strange circumstances.
Netflix fans have admitted to being ‘sick with fear’ after watching 2021 movie You Are Not My Mother[/caption] The 93-minute movie has been released on the streaming service[/caption]Streaming service Netflix reveals how Char’s mum “returns with an alarming change in personality that reveals a dark secret about her family.”
This leads Char, played by Hazel Doupe, to investigate her family’s deepest, darkest secrets.
Yet as the 93-minute movie plays out, many viewers have been left utterly terrified.
They have taken to Twitter to express their sheer fear prompted by the 2021 release.
One candidly admitted: “Watched that horror on Netflix You Are Not My Mother whilst being violently hungover today and was worst decision I ever made in my life I was sick with fear had a pillow over my eyes 90% of the time.”
Another put: “This is a creeping and deeply evocative drama with great performances and some utterly terrifying moments. So glad it’s lurking on Netflix.”
A third confessed: A recent horror film I discovered that I absolutely adored and rated a 10/10 is You are not my Mother which you can find on Netflix. Genuinely the first recent horror movie to have scared me, the tension was incredibly done.”
One then added: “Time to watch #YouAreNotMyMother with all the lights on…”
Another added: “I just watched #YouAreNotMyMother on Netflix, and I’m not usually bothered by horror films, but damn that was some triggering nightmare fuel.”
Previously, Netflix fans have threatened to switch off over a “disgusting” show.
Others were left “wetting themselves” at horror movie Run.
The plotline sees protagonist Char discover a secret about her parent[/caption]