A Netflix horror film is so terrifying people can’t finish watching it

Plenty have been hiding behind the sofa during this one.

Veronica is a Spanish film directed by Paco Plaza, one of the men behind the infamous cult horror film [REC], and it is apparently living up to its billing as the scariest film on Netflix. It's based on the true story of a young girl named Estefania Gutierrez Lazaro that died in 1992 shortly after using a Ouija board. The film opens with an emergency telephone call and ends with a police report, whilst specific dates, times, names and locations are used throughout the film. Crime scene photographs accompany the credits but not that many people make it that far, as you can see: https://twitter.com/weyland76/status/967821867317977088 https://twitter.com/NatalieLester1/status/969304700129628160?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.thesun.co.uk%2Ffabulous%2F6389055%2Fthis-netflix-horror-film-inspired-by-a-true-story-is-so-scary-people-are-turning-it-off-halfway-through%2F&tfw_site=thesun https://twitter.com/erincandy/status/969383182008119296 https://twitter.com/OhBrujita/status/968712467823067136 Some people, however, are not convinced that the film - featuring the usual horror tropes of seances, flying objects, demons, tense music and, of course, a blind chain-smoking nun - is in any way scary at all. https://twitter.com/13RDG/status/969018088699121669 https://twitter.com/EvaStr93/status/968957704122363910 https://twitter.com/emoodle/status/1000684674820096002 https://twitter.com/AliciaAtout/status/993135294697230336 You can watch the trailer for the film below, and decide for yourself whether you'll be taking it on tonight with a bag of popcorn and a cushion you can hold to your face and scream into. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lQW5I5tCy28