Overview
- Netflix added the 2025 slasher to its U.S. library on October 16, confirming the release with a post on X that featured a brief clip.
- Within days, the film entered Netflix’s U.S. most‑popular movies list and was reported as reaching No. 4 on October 21, according to FlixPatrol data.
- Critical response remains largely negative, with a 36% Rotten Tomatoes score, while audience reaction trends more positive than reviews suggest.
- Social media chatter has focused on a nostalgic cameo and a post‑credits nod to earlier entries, fueling renewed interest in the franchise without changing the mixed reception.
- The movie earned just under $65 million worldwide in theaters, and industry commentary notes its Netflix performance could influence whether another sequel is pursued.