Netflix fans ‘can’t sleep’ after watching horror movie Eli about a boy kept in a haunted hospital

There’s another horror movie that’s terrifying viewers.

And with this one, you can expect plenty of horror movie violence, but also gore, gore, demonic imagery, and plenty of scares.

Eli is an undeniably daring horror movie that came out in 2019 but is just streaming on Netflix.

The eerie film follows a critically ill young boy with a suspected autoimmune disease who is placed in a haunted isolation facility.

The 11-year-old boy and his parents are at their wits’ end as they try to figure out what’s really wrong with him.

In the dark plot, Eli is taken to a medical facility, where he is subjected to excruciatingly painful treatments

The 11-year-old boy also befriends Haley, a young girl whom he speaks to through a large window on the first floor of the house.

They then take him to a remote medical facility, which is run by Dr. Isabella Horn, where Eli is subjected to excruciatingly painful treatments.

The dark plot then sees the boy befriend Haley, a young girl he speaks to through a large window on the first floor of the house. She is the only person who believes his claims that the house is haunted.

And creepy things begin to happen, including Eli finding an underground chamber containing religious paraphernalia and a ritual meant to end Eli’s life.

Directed by Ciarán Foy from a screenplay by David Chirchirillo, Ian Goldberg and Richard Naing, the plot has left viewers worried about how they’re going to sleep.

Fans of the horror movie shared their thoughts about the movie on Twitter.

One person said, ‘Netflix has some screwed up movies bro. I’m watching a horror movie ‘Eli’ and I don’t know how to sleep.”

And another commented, “Eli on Netflix is ​​a masterpiece. It has everything I look for in a horror movie.’

The 2019 movie on Netflix has viewers freaking out as scary things started to happen, and they’ve taken to Twitter to share their thoughts about it

Another Twitter user said, “Eli streaming on Netflix, I must say, is probably the most thrilling horror I’ve seen. The plot twist is brilliant and I was really hooked on it. I was desperate to see what would happen next.”

While a fourth said, “Eli, it’s a Netflix original!” good balance between suspense, mystery and horror!’

And a fifth remarked, “Have you seen Eli? He’s on netflix, just saw him yesterday, he’s good.’

Another chimed in and said, “Watched Eli, on Netflix while I was in a standard horror movie, it was great.”

Another social media user said, “If you want to see a good horror movie, watch “Eli” on Netflix. I’ve seen it twice.’