One of the unusual by -products of the streaming era is the way the forgotten apostles can reappear and enjoy a slight return before they disappear in the air. Just look at the road Ryan Reynolds' worst revised movie has become a major video hit 12 years after his disappointing debut. Or, how about Martin Freeman's neglected horror film, which he never brought to the theaters, but who now lowered his way to the Prime Minister of the video? The "Bone Queen" was sitting in Strimmer's charts in 2023 for more than a week, and has clearly benefited from the volatile season. But is that good?

The film sees Freeman playing Malcolm, a widow of two in the 1930s Oregon. Brother and twin sister Sam (Obeykob Trembles) and Lily (Iaulia Batrs) are still trying to reconcile with the mysterious death of their mother (Taylor Shilling), but they seem to find answers when they discover a magic book in the ceiling of their ceiling. Of course, this is a horror film, some malicious force is not far away, and soon it becomes clear that the forests around the home home hosts a particularly malicious force that could have to do with the death of Malcolm's wife.

Directed by Canadian director Robert Budenou (who previously oversaw the quasi-quasi-khette Baker's "Born to Be Blue"), the "Bone Queen" never received much publication. After debuting at the Toronto International Film Festival in 2023, the film had its public premiere at the Wistler Film Festival in 2023 ahead of its US premiere at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival in 2024. The "Bone Queen" finally did it on a video clash on 1 August 2025, but otherwise it didn't cause much excitement. Now, Prime Minister Subscribers have risen the film on time for Halloween.

According to the streaming looking seeker FlixpatrolThe "Bone Queen" has been shown for more than a week, hitting her top position in the number five on October 8, 2025. Since then he slipped somewhere, falling on the number six the next day before he dropped to eighth place during writing. But still holding up with Halloween still forward, we may see the "queen of bones" as she does late.

To do this, you will have to compete with "Johnon Candy: I ​​like you", a documentary by Colin Hanks and Ryan Reynolds who honors one of the best actors we lost prematurely. That cozy comedy celebration is excellent right now at the top of the video charts and doesn't look like going anywhere. "The Queen of Bone" will also have to overcome the attack on the big relationship, with 007 recently returning to the prime minister and writing the graphs. It seems to be a high order for this particular image of horror, but it can happen.

Whether the film is worthy of a higher increase, however, remains questionable. The "Bone Queen" does not have enough examinations for rotten tomatoes to make it on the tomatometer. But a "top critic" review on the site is not very flattering. Variety Denis Harvey was not impressed with the lack of the movie "Bold Ideas and Execution", eventually surpassing that "queen of bones" was "underestimating if we look at the famous topics and types of characters." Simply put, then there are some Great Horror Movies Moving Free This HalloweenAnd they are likely to provide better time than Martin Freeman and Taylor Schilling's diminished effort.