Netflix Introduces Underrated Horror Film Starring Homelander with a Shocking Ending

Think Homelander has stopped inflicting psychological damage just because The Boys Season 4 has concluded? Switch on Netflix, where the horror movie Cobweb continues his reign of terror.

The television landscape has been relatively quiet since Homelander ceased his chaos in The Boys Season 4. However, don’t fret, as he is set to return… even though The Boys Season 5 won’t premiere for quite some time.

In the interim, Anthony Starr stars in the recently released horror film Cobweb, which is now streaming on Netflix and has already captivated audiences. This Lizzy Caplan-led movie, released in 2023, is perfect for the upcoming Halloween season.

The title offers a hint about its storyline. The film centers on Peter, who hears an eerie, persistent noise coming from inside his bedroom wall. The source? A spider-like demon intertwined with family secrets.

“Ooh, just seen Cobweb has been added to Netflix. Couldn’t recommend it enough! A creepy, fun fairytale-esque flick with brilliant performances from Lizzy Caplan and Woody Norman,” one fan posted on X/Twitter.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hGY0icwlDGY

Cobweb (2023) Official Trailer – Lizzy Caplan, Woody Norman, Cleopatra Coleman, Antony Starr (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hGY0icwlDGY)

A second user agreed, stating, “Perfect timing for all your Halloween season movie-watching needs – Cobweb is now streaming on Netflix. Get to it, kids!”

“I like Cobweb. The ending’s a little goofy but I think it’s underrated. It’s fun and has a twist,” another viewer chimed in.

“You won’t be disappointed,” another commenter responded when asked if the new movie is worth a watch.

Fans have also advised horror enthusiasts to overlook the film’s current Rotten Tomatoes score of just 59%.

Critics have noted that the movie features too many monotonous stretches and has mediocre acting performances, along with a poorly constructed ending.

However, What to Watch asserted that the low score is “unfair,” adding that many reviews highlight the lack of character development and a shallow plot. Having seen it in theaters, I believe that the 59% rating does not accurately reflect its quality, so it’s worth giving it a chance.

To discover the truth yourself – and unravel the shocking twist – check out Cobweb on Netflix.

And if you crave more horror, explore the best serial killer documentaries, the top horror movies on Prime Video, and the Neon horror films you need to see after the 2024 release of Longlegs.

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