One of the Most Acclaimed Recent Horror Films: Nearly Perfect Rating and Netflix Pick

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This remarkable horror film is coming to Netflix

If you like horror movies, you may have already heard of a certain Barbaric. Originally released in cinemas in the United States in September 2022, we had to wait a good month and a half extra to be able to enjoy it in France. Unfortunately, it never really had the impact it could have deserved in France since it was released directly on Disney+ rather than going through cinemas. If you haven't seen it yet or don't have a Mickey subscription, know that Netflix has just announced that Barbare is coming very soon to its SVOD platform:

If you have a Netflix subscription, you will be able to discover or rediscover Barbare the May 2 next time, in just a few days. For those who missed it, Barbarian is an American horror film written and directed by Zach Cregger, who had previously stood out more in front of than behind the camera. In the casting, we find some well-known faces like Georgina Campbell (Black Mirror) Or Bill Skarsgard (John Wick: Chapter 4).

A critically acclaimed film

If you tend to worry that someone is hiding in your hotel room or in the apartment you rented for your vacation, perhaps you should skip this film. Barbare tells the story of a young woman on a trip to Detroit for a job interview. Not originally from this city, she therefore rents an apartment during her stay. However, by the time she arrives (late at night, obviously), she discovers that another man has also rented the same apartment and that he is already there. Against her own hunch, she decides to stay and spend the night. Of course, she will quickly discover that she should have trusted her instincts.

When Barbare was released in the United States, then in France, Zach Cregger's film received excellent reviews. On Rotten Tomatoeshis score is still 93% for the press, a remarkably high mark. Generally, the feature film was praised for its intelligence, its humor, and of course, its mastery of horror. Even if the spectators seem a little less convinced with a score of 71%, most still agree that the film is surprising and that it is better to watch it without having done too much information beforehand so as not to spoil anything. surprise. If you still prefer to watch the trailer, you will find it in our automatic player at the top of the article. Otherwise, All you have to do is go to Netflix from May 2.