King's review explains why Netflix horror is a hit
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Stephen King's review for a new Netflix horror movie reveals why it is a streaming hit despite having a Rotten Tomatoes score of 64%. Since Stephen King has written over 60 novels in his writing career and is still consistently expanding his horror empire, he is obviously best known for his long line of work as an author and contributions to the horror genre.
Related All 66 Stephen King Books Ranked From Worst To Best Over the course of his literary career, Stephen King has crafted 66 novels and over 200 short stories, but how do his books compare to one another? However, what makes it stand out among the sludge of shark horror films that have come out in recent years is that it has some semblance of realism. Although Under Paris also portrays over-the-top action scenes and adopts pseudoscientific ideas, it never seems as ridiculous as films like Open Water, The Meg, and Mega Shark Versus Giant Octopus.
Given how Under Paris' ending perfectly paves the way for a potential sequel, Netflix would be missing a major franchise opportunity if it does not release Under Paris 2. The film also has a terrifying end credits sequence that allows it to expand its vision and raise the stakes for its central characters in a sequel movie.
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