Amazon Prime Video’s horror catalog is more than interesting. Among its offerings are gems like “Smile,” “Terrifier,” “Verónica,” “It,” and “Doctor Sleep.” With the recent signing of Mike Flanagan, who’s leaving Netflix to continue creating series on Jeff Bezos’ platform, it seems their future will be even more terrifying.
Now, to expand this catalog and make it more chilling and filled with possibilities, Amazon Prime Video has just added “Cobweb,” Released on July 21 of this year, it didn’t receive much public support, but it’s one of the most intriguing films in the genre released recently.
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“Cobweb tells the story of Peter, an eight-year-old boy haunted by strange thumps coming from inside the wall of his room. Despite his parents insisting it’s just his imagination, the thumps intensify, and Peter can’t take it anymore. As his fear grows, he begins to understand that his parents might be to blame, hiding a terrifying secret.
Under the premise of ‘What’s more terrifying for a child than losing trust in their family?‘ Cobweb presents a chilling film with a unique perspective, blending childhood innocence with the horror of Peter’s experiences.”
Directed by Samuel Bodin, the creator of the fantastic series “Marianne,” the movie features a standout young lead, Woody Norman. Alongside him are Lizzy Caplan and Antony Starr, the latter widely recognized for his remarkable performance as Homelander in “The Boys.”
