- Heart eyes now streams on Netflix in the US
- It can be purchased or rented in other territories but there is no international streaming date yet
- The movie has an 81% rotten tomatoes score
I have already recommended eight new horror movies on Netflix, shudder, max and more to stream this month, but now I throw another in the mixture.
I was very happy to find out Heart eyes Now flows in the US on Netflix, which means we get more eyes (no word games calculated) on this amazing horror-romance movie that has an impressive 81% rotten tomatoes score from the critics.
Seasonal horror movies are always fun, and although Valentine’s Day has gone for another year, it will definitely be one I see again every February. But honestly, you can see it anytime!
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Why are heart eyes so good?
With so many slashers out there, you might be wondering what sets this apart from some of the best horror movies. This one is a great blend of genres that manage to mix sweet romantic comedy -vibes with the blood and the shock of a good slasher -and the result is actually something very special.
The link is a smart one as the serial killer here is annoyed by public exhibitions of love, giving this compilation between romance and gross, making it a fun watch for those of us who don’t like to stream rum coms.
Any good slasher also needs an iconic villain; We’ve had Ghostface, Jason’s Hockey Mask and Now, Heart eyes the killer and their creepy glowing hearts. Much like ScreamWill you find yourself trying to find out who did it and the answer may surprise you. Or maybe you will feel self -satisfied because you figured out of it!
It has lots of gore and shocking moments where many scenes are right over the top, but it will certainly satisfy any horror. It’s not one for the more unclear among us as it goes out, but if you don’t mind a small movie ‘Magic’, it’s one of the best Netflix movies to watch with a quantity.
Unfortunately, Heart eyes is not streaming in territories other than the United States yet, but hopefully it will change soon.
