Netflix Is Removing Its Terrifying 107-Minute Survival Thriller in Just 1 Day

Lots of films find interesting ways to make you uncomfortable, that's for sure. Creativity can be a great thing at times, but you know what's also just as scary? Simplicity. In 2022, a film was released without much fanfare but promised just one thing: fear. The next 90 minutes involved psychological terror, very angry birds, and a vomit-inducing episode of vertigo. Now, luckily for us, we're getting more. But the bad news? If you want to see what set up the forthcoming sequel, you've got less than 24 hours to do so.