Between upcoming releases, sequels to classics, and innovative storylines, horror movies never cease to amaze their loyal audiences. The latest film of this genre to give something to talk about
What is the horror movie “The Dining Room Table” about?
Maria and Jesus are a couple who are going through difficult times in their relationship and have just become parents. What seems to be an innocent purchase, like buying a new table for their dining room, turns into a real nightmare when the table begins to exert a strange influence on them, unleashing a series of paranormal events and bringing their relationship to a new level in limit.
The film explores themes of fear, paranoia and the struggle to maintain sanity amid extraordinary circumstances.
The horror film is directed by Caye Casas and stars David Pareja, EstefanÃa de los Santos, Josep Maria Riera and Claudia Riera.
Where to watch the horror movie “The Dining Room Table”?
Viewers can enjoy this exciting horror movie in the comfort of their own home as it is available on Filmin streaming service.
Stephen King recommends “The Dining Room Table”
The film has won acclaim from critics and audiences alike, however, perhaps the most notable recognition came from famed horror author Stephen King.
On May 10, the acclaimed author gave his stamp of approval with It’s Horrible and, at the same time, terribly funny.’
In an attempt to give it a definition, he described it as “the darkest dream of the Coen brothers (famous for such titles as ‘Fargo’, ‘The Big Lebowski’, ‘No Country for Old Men’, among others). In fact, because of his recommendation, more people were interested in seeing “The Dining Room Table”.
Let us know in the comments if you plan to check out “The Dining Table” soon.
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