From exorcisms to a creepy deformed child locked in a shed, you’ll want to keep your lights on for this Netflix night in
If you didn’t already know, today is Friday the 13th which is typically considered to be an unlucky day. While different people attribute it to different religious stories and folklore, the basis is that the day is one filled with bad luck and many believers tend to avoid their normal routines, taking flights or engaging in any risky activities out of fear for the day.
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This year, Friday the13th is pretty significant because it is the only one we have in the entire year.
However, no matter if you believe in the superstitions of the day or not, it really can’t hurt to stay safe at home just in case. In fact, we can’t think of a better thing to do this Friday the 13th than to curl up safely at home and binge watch some of the scariest films Netflix has to offer.
Keep scrolling to find out the scariest Korean horror films your favourite streaming site has to offer on this creepy day.
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1. The Call
In this 2020 South Korean thriller, two women from different periods of time connect over an old, cordless phone that Kim Seo-yeon finds in her rundown childhood home which was lived in by this woman in 1999. Through their conversations, they are able to discuss events that happened in the house such as a deadly fire and an exorcism and to avoid them.
However, by messing with events in the past and present, Kim Seo-yeon manages to save the woman from being murdered by her mother during an exorcism in 1999. Unfortunately, that means that she survives and becomes a serial killer in the present.
This creepy, mind-bending film is a must-watch if you are a fan of scary films that make you really think.
Watch here.