The Most Googled Horror Movie, Now On Max, is Full of “Dread”

The Most Googled Horror Movie, Now On Max, is Full of “Dread”
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The Halloween season is officially over. As we know, the mainstream has closed that chapter for the year and moved on to Hallmark Channel original Christmas movies. But the truly dedicated among us are still watching genre fare. You know who you are. Not only are die-hard horror fans still watching genre pictures, they are eating and sleeping and breathing it. Not to mention, Googling it!

As it turns out, It Comes at Night is currently the most Googled horror movie on the planet. Why the renewed interest in a film that originally bowed in 2017? I cannot say for sure. However, I suspect it probably has something to do with the picture landing on HBO’s streaming platform, Max. People like to vet their movie picks before making a time investment. Vetting usually involves a quick Google search.

It Comes at Night

Well, let me save you the effort and give you a handy rundown right here: It Comes at Night was released to fairly universal acclaim in 2017. The picture is ‘certified fresh’ on Rotten Tomatoes with a critical approval rating of 87%. It Comes at Night was a moderate box office success for A24, pulling in just under $20 million at the global box office against an estimated budget of just $5 million.

Trey Edward Shults wrote and directed the film. He says he wrote the screenplay to process the pain he felt after his father’s death. Shults previously grabbed the attention of critics and cinephiles when he burst onto the scene in 2015 with the critical darling Krisha.

OK. There’s your rundown. Are you ready to check out It Comes at Night? If so, head over to Max to see what you think. If you need additional convincing, I have assembled a couple of viewer reactions for you to peruse below.

The setup for It Comes at Night is this:

After a mysterious apocalypse leaves the world with few survivors, two families are forced to share a home in an uneasy alliance to keep the outside evil at bay — only to learn that the true horror may come from within.

That’s all we have for you at present, dear reader. Stay tuned to the site in the near future for more updates on which films within your interest set are trending and where you can stream them. If you’re keen to chat more about genre cinema, hit me up on Threads @FunWithHorror.

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