Mike Flanagan says his beloved horror with a near-perfect Rotten Tomatoes score has a new home, after it disappeared from all streaming services
Apr. 4, 2024Hush could be making a return
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The film is very well-reviewed, currently sitting at 93% score on Rotten Tomatoes.Variety’s Geoff Berkshirewrote: “Silence is golden in Hush, one of the more inspired concoctions to emerge from the busy Blumhouse horror-thriller assembly line in recent years.” Meanwhile,Vanity Fair’s Eric D. Snider added: “A tense, breathless horror film full of things we’ve seen before but can never get enough of when they’re done well.”
Even Stephen King is a fan too, writing onTwitterat the time: “How good is HUSH? Up there with HALLOWEEN – and even more – WAIT UNTIL DARK. White knuckle time.” Hush later inspired Flanagan’s Midnight Mass, which was the story-within-the-story in the film. Luckily, that one is still available to stream on Netflix.
While we wait for more news on Hush’s return to screens, check out our guide to thebest horror moviesof all time and thebest Netflix horror moviesto stream now.
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