Netflix's 'demonic' new thriller sparks furious backlash as viewers demand 'take it off'
dailyrecord.co.ukThe new Netflix film The Deliverance is stirring up quite the controversy among viewers, with some subscribers going as far as demanding its removal from the streaming service.While the supernatural horror story, inspired by true events of a haunting, has captivated many, there are those who find it too disturbing to watch to completion.The movie stars R&B sensation Andra Day as Ebony Jackson, an alcoholic mother striving for a fresh start in a new home, only to encounter terrifying occurrences that suggest they're living atop a gateway to hell.Hollywood veteran Glenn Close stars as the devoutly religious mother, with Caleb McLaughlin, known for his role in Stranger Things, playing Nate, Ebony's eldest son.
Despite its classic horror elements and strong cast, The Deliverance has faced its share of backlash, reports the Manchester Evening News.
Social media, particularly Facebook, has been abuzz with viewers sharing their discontent with the film.A member of the Netflix Bangers Facebook group stated: "I'm begging Netflix to take off that movie Deliverance from Netflix else I'm not paying for it anymore."Their message continued, highlighting their anticipation and subsequent letdown: "I was anxious to see the movie [but] I stopped halfway through and that movie is the most demonic depressing movie I've ever watched."Some film fans felt that the downsides of The Deliverance on Netflix overshadowed any redeeming qualities, pointing out that they didn't find it particularly terrifying.One viewer commented: "Watched it last night, it's about as scary as Snow White," adding "The last 15 mins were okay but soooo long-winded to get there."Voicing disappointment, one person advised against the movie with the words: "Stop
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