✔️ 2022-10-06 01:55:16 – Paris/France.
Audiovisual content platforms continue their battle to increase their volume of subscriptions. Now, this competition is going further, after the last recorded data, which indicates an abundant loss of affiliates. It's no longer about adding new customers, but rather retaining those they already had. Netflix was one of the big hit after its price hike.
If its subscribers missed original titles that would renew the billboard, in October the platform announced the premiere of several series and films that, in addition, continue the scary theme of the month of Halloween. The platform's strategy, however, is not just about including information. Netflix is also committed to adding movie classics, as is the case with " identify "a 2003 psychological thriller film directed by James Mangold.
This film, released on the platforms on October 1, follows the story of ten travelers forced to take refuge in a motel in the middle of the desert. Once inside, they discover that there is a murderer among them whom they will have to unmask. A Twitter user took it upon himself to recommend its viewing: "You already have 'Identity' on Netflix, a sensational psychological thriller”. Soon the comments were filled with people who gave their opinion on this subject: "A underrated movie, I discovered it in the video store many years ago,” said one netizen. “I saw it when I was 9 and I had nightmares. Examining as an adult was a pleasant surprise,” added another.
An underrated movie, I discovered it in the video store many years ago.
— 𝕂𝕖𝕚𝕜𝕖𝕣 (@Keikerworld1) October 2, 2022
Other Horror Classics Incorporated
'Identity' wasn't the only one to join the Netflix catalog years after its premiere. " the fourth stageis a supernatural thriller film directed by Olatunde Osunsanmi from the year 2009. The film goes through the sessions of a psychologist in Alaska who records her sessions with patients who have encountered aliens and discovers that many disappearances date back to the years 60.
Netflix is also bringing back “Mysterious Obsession,” a 2004 film directed by Joseph Ruben. Like “The Fourth Phase,” it's a supernatural thriller that, in this case, tells the story of a mother who loses her 8-year-old son. However, her therapist informs her that this child was really just a figment of her imagination.
SOURCE: Reviews News
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