Netflix adds scariest horror movie of the year The Hole In The Ground and fans are terrified – The Sun

"THE SCARIEST horror movie of the year", The Hole In The Ground, has been added to Netflix - leaving fans terrified.

The Irish film was officially released in March of this year after premiering at Sundance Film Festival but was only added to the online streaming service yesterday.

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It has already gone down a treat as viewers flocked to Twitter to heap praise on the scary supernatural flick.

One wrote: "The Hole in the Ground is utterly terrifying. #publicserviceannouncement".

Another added: "Based on a very real and terrifying Irish legend/mythical creature. I give it two jump scares but 2000 hairs standing on end."

A third wrote: "THE HOLE IN THE GROUND is on UK Netflix!

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"It's in my top 10 favourite movies this year! Go in blind and trust me, its excellent."

The Hole In The Ground is directed by Lee Cronin and follows a single mum whose young son returns from a forest with increasingly disturbing behaviour - which she suspects is linked to a mysterious sinkhole that has appeared.

The film opened to rave reviews and has an 85% fresh rating on review-aggregation website Rotten Tomatoes.

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One critic said at the time: "The Hole In the Ground is an unsettling bout of paranoia that makes for a memorable directorial debut."

Variety heaped praise on the horror's "atmospherics", and Screen Daily revelled in the film's " original, visceral shocks".

It has also been favourably compared to other horror successes, including breakout 2018 hit Hereditary and 2014 classic The Babadook.

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Reviewed and Recommended by Erik Baquero