Now that every movie he ever has done is on our fingers, finding something decent to watch sometimes feels more problems than it is worth. That's why it's always nice when something is well on the surface and makes our jobs as spectators much easier. When it comes to horror, free stream Tubs offers a surprisingly great selection of horror moviesWhile Julu didn't have the best track record this year after Streaming success of the forgotten horror movie Sandra Bullock with a really frightening 7% spoiled tomato score. But Streamer complements it now by displaying a neglected folk horror film that is more than worthy of his high RT score.

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The 2024 "The Damned" comes from Iceland's director Tordur Palsson, who previously oversaw the Netflix crime series "Murders in Valhala" and writer Jameimi Hanigan, working from a story from Palson. Period Horror Movie Starswoli Odessa Young as Eve, a 19th -century widow, living on a remote fishing. After the ship begins to sink off the shore, Eve persuades her colleagues on pages not to help keep enough food to make it in the winter. Unfortunately, it turns out that the unrecognizable supernatural forces of evil were not too satisfied with the whole thing "Leave them to die" and the crew finds themselves tortured by the darkness that threatens to take them all one by one.

Now, the same audience sent Bullock's horror to the top of the hulu charts - and probably since then, in a similar way, in a similar way, helped their decision - helping to restore cosmic balance by increasing the "damn" of the ranking.

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"Damn", which was filmed at the location of Iceland, the premiere of the Tribecca Film Festival back in June 2024, before hit several theaters in the United States on January 3, 2025. He did very well with critics at the time, even if it was $ 1.3 million Taking the box office did not do it correctly Surprised horror hit in "Skinamarink" or "fearer 2."

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However, now, the "damn" receives more exposure he deserves after he hit Julu on 9.05.2025 and immediately finds an audience. According to FlixpatrolPage that follows streaming viewership, after only four days of service The film became the number three most watched film by Julu. Even more impressive, "damn" managed to hit the number eight on the entire table, which combines both TV shows and movies, making it an authorized hit that has a real shot at the top of the charts before the week comes out.

While the "damn" has not sparked much excitement in the United States after its theater debut, I hope this hulu -paccity will give Thordur Palsson more on the profile and we will get more haunting folk horror films in the coming years. It will certainly help if his film can hit Fulu's number one before the audience goes on, but the "damn" faces heavy competition in that regard.

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During writing, Chloe Finnman's Critically appreciated comedy "Summer 69" shakes hulu chartswhere he is currently sitting on number one. The comedy coming to Fineman is really funny and has a healthy heart dose to support laughter, so overcoming that hit on the Brag will be difficult. But the "damn" goes well enough that it can only manage it in the coming days, which would be an impressive achievement for a gloomy Icelandic horror movie.

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It helps the "damn" do so well with critics. Over Rotten tomatoesThe film is currently enjoying a 91% staple rating of a healthy 75 views. Alice Wilkinson from Newoux Times He praised the way the movie "turns into something a little different from the direct horror" in the last half, even while she admitted that the "Paloger period" slowed down the partial place. Randy Meyers of News by San Jose MercuryOn the other hand, he enjoyed the slogan, praising the "damn" for "not in a hurry to reveal their horrors" and claim that this approach "works in its benefit", doing the perverted things that happen in the third act.

Havee must watch the film to find out what twisted things there are in the store, but since this is a clear quality horror movie that is actually at the top of the streaming tables, why wouldn't you? Especially if it will save you from the real horror of shaking through the swamps of the "content" in search of something to see.

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