We are starting to feel the return of warmth and leaving these more or less tolerable days behind us. However, nothing stops us and we return again, as we do every Friday, to bring you the news that some platforms bring this weekend.
That’s why we come with 3 recommendations from Filmin, Netflix and Disney+ for you to enjoy to the fullest, with a good movie.
Today we bring you the mythical Chucky so you can get a little scared, although yes, with some pretty funny moments. On the other hand, we bring our great friend Spider-Man, who brings us the Homecoming part, although all of his old films are also published on Disney +. Finally, we will tell you a rather tricky Filmin, in the form of stories.
Cult of Chucky (2017), Netflix
After being accused of killing her family, our protagonist ends up in an orphanage and thinks that she is the cause of her family’s death. However, little by little, he will realize that what he thought was an illusion, Chucky, might be the truth.
He also discovers that the doll gradually begins to take possession of any person or the thing to join a huge cult to kill Chaka’s victims.
Of course, there will be no shortage of action, horror and, why not, some comedy in this film. From today it is available on Netflix.
Spider-Man: Homecoming (2017), Disney+
A very young Peter Parker begins to navigate his new identity as the superhero Spider-Man. Thrilled by his experience with the Avengers, Peter returns home, where he lives with his Aunt May under the care of his new mentor, Tony Stark.
He will try to return to his real and normal life, but the villain Vulture will appear, and everything that Peter considers most important will be in jeopardy. It’s available on Disney+ starting today.
Underground Gods (2020), Filmin
Chino Moya, director of this and other films such as Saint Vincent, makes his feature film debut with this amazing anthology Tales of the future in the style of twilight.
In the dark European world we will meet a pair of body pickers, K. (Johanne Meyers) and Z. (Geza Röhrig), who they roam the streets, picking up the dead. While they work, they will tell us stories with a touch of nightmare about other worlds that will instill in us some kind of morality.
Now it’s available from today, on filmin.
Source: Computer Hoy
