With spooky season just around the corner, it is no surprise that Netflix is restocking its library with brand-new horror thrillers. The streaming giant is known for its large variety of genres to choose from. However, during this time of year, only one genre seems to captivate everyone. Whether you love it or hate it, it is hard to deny that horror is not the perfect vibe for Halloween.

But this year, it looks like Netflix may be upping its game with a sequel to one of its freakiest films to date, Verónica. The film has all the makings of a perfect horror film, teenagers, and an Ouija board that puts the kids in touch with a demon.

Netflix unveils plans for a horror sequel

Recently, Netflix took to X (formerly known as Twitter) to give their fans something to look forward to. The page shared a video clip announcing the upcoming sequel named, Sister Death. While it gave fans a peek into what to expect, the post also revealed when people could expect the film. Unsurprisingly, the film would be added to the streaming platform’s library on October 27, just 4 days before the spookiest day of the year.

While it may have intrigued their followers, the film will focus on the origin story of the demon in the first film, Verónica. From the clip that was shared, it is evident that the film is going to be filled with jump scares and plot twists that no one will see coming. With the official trailer here, horror enthusiasts are already losing their minds over how good the upcoming film directed by Paco Plaza will be.

Netflix, which recently won big at the Emmys, broke the news of the sequel, nearly 6 years after its prequel, Verónica hit the screens and sent chills down the audience’s spine. But the question remains: Will it live up to its first part?

What fans can expect from Netflix’s Sister Death?

With nearly a decade gone by, Netflix finally decided to unveil its plans for Sister Death. While the film may not boast the previous cast, this one is also set to dazzle considering the trailer that was released. It is set in post-war Spain, where a girl arrives at a former convent to teach young students. However, after spending some time there, she soon finds out that the place is haunted, similar to Verónica. 

Though the trailer shows fans that she uncovers the secrets of the convent in strange ways, fans will only find out how the story unfolds when they tune in on October 27th to give it a watch. But until then, fans at least have the terrifying prequel that can always be rewatched.

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