This diabolical horror movie has its days numbered on Netflix

All good things are short-lived and in the vast measure of time in the universe, human perception is even smaller than most people think. For this you will have to run and enjoy the last time you can of this horror acclaimed by critics, press and the general public, since his days are already numbered in the catalog of the Netflix platform.

It’s about ‘mid summer’ That will leave Netflix on March 18, 2023, even when it has barely been on the streaming giant’s platform for a few months. This is one of the most acclaimed horror films of all time, and not for its screams or backflips, but for the bravery of something rarely seen in the genre, a story that mostly takes place in broad daylight.

Exactly one year after its premieremid summer’ quit netflix, since March 19, 2022 was when this horror film first arrived in the platform’s catalog. Florence Pugh, Will Poulter, Jack Reynor, Bjorn Andrésen, William Harper and others, star in this film directed by Ari Aster and produced by one of the most acclaimed studios of the moment, A24.

Furthermore ‘mid summer’, you can also watch another of the most acclaimed A24 horror movies on Netflix as well as ‘Hereditary’, also by director Ari Aster, which is his first feature film, and who is currently preparing his most ambitious project to date, ‘Beau is Afraid’, which will star Joaquin Phoenix and will be released in April .

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The Story of ‘Midsommar’ on Netflix

If you haven’t seen ‘Midsommar’ yet, you should know that the story follows Florence Pugh’s character Dani, a young woman who loses her family in a house fire. But this is not a spoiler, it’s the opening scene of the plot, the first 5 minutes. From there the journey of these young people is explained. Dani’s boyfriend is traveling with her friends to a Swedish community and she, in the midst of a severe depression, wants to go with them.

The friends disagree at first, but Pelle, who belongs to the community they are about to investigate, personally invites her to see for herself the summer festival that takes place every 90 years in a Swedish village. From there, things start to get creepier.

‘Midsommar’ arrived in 2019 to confirm a wave of new horror films and directors with excellent and original ideas, giving the genre an identity it had long lost. Furthermore, he managed to win over thousands of fans who believed that horror had been conquered by big productions full of fear but without a solid script to hold them down.