Updated January 15th, 2020 at 18:44 IST
Horror-thriller 'The Prodigy' streaming on Netflix, fans overjoyed
Netflix recently added the 2019 horror film to its steaming list. The film which is directed by Nicholas McCarthy features Taylor Schilling and Jackson Scott.
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Netflix recently added the horror-thriller film The Prodigy to its steaming list. The film which is directed by Nicholas McCarthy features Taylor Schilling and Jackson Robert Scott in pivotal roles. The 1h 31m thriller has not been made available in India by Netflix yet.
Supernatural thriller
The plot of the film centres around a child whose disturbing behaviour signals that an evil, possibly supernatural being has taken control of him, forcing his parents to investigate whether sinister forces are involved. The movie released in February last year and was hit on Box office. The movie has earned nearly $21.2 million worldwide.
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Netizens are thrilled by the announcement and took to social media to warn others who are planning to watch the film while others took the opportunity to laud the makers. One user wrote that it one of the most well written. Another wrote that it is an amazing thriller and a must-see. Catch all the reactions:
all classics!! the soundtrack for this movie is so good like the prodigy was perfect for it
— fiona (@Ioglady)
The prodigy on Netflix is a proper good thriller.... def must see.
— Dj_Mikey_E (@M_A_Elmstrom)
You want to watch a good Netflix movie then THE PRODIGY is a must
— Terry Abbott 🍺🤞 (@TerryAb27096257)
Omg the prodigy on Netflix scariest thing I have ever watched and am no joking. If that was Alfie he would be oot
— claire (@_claireblanch0)
The Prodigy on Netflix is one of the better horror films and child ‘possession’ subgenres in quite a while 👍 the boy is def the best child actor I’ve seen in ages.
— Hugh Willoughby (@WhoWilliB)
Literally had to pause 'The Prodigy' on Netflix because I'm in awe and disbelief about what I'm seeing right now.
— Shaun (@ShaunPants)
Hats off too Jackson Robert Scott. Please watch it.
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Published January 15th, 2020 at 18:44 IST