It's leaving Netflix on Jan. 25, and any horror fans who haven't seen "The Babadook" yet should take the opportunity to watch one of the best horror movies of the 2010s before it'

Netflix is bringing back a Scandinavian horror story that shattered the streamer records for international productions.

W ith the high number of horror movies I watch on the regular, it's rare that one truly scares me these days, and rarer still when it haunts my brain long after the credits roll.

Loosely based on true events, Crowe's larger-than-life performance and darkly comedic approach to exorcisms resonated with horror enthusiasts, reports the Mirror. Furthermore, the film's astonishing finale and the potential for nearly 200 sequels make it a must-see now that it's available for streaming on Netflix UK.

With its departure from Netflix scheduled for January 25, The Babadook has cemented itself as a cult classic in the horror genre. This film, which delves into the dark side of motherhood and grief, is a masterpiece you can't miss.

The movie holds a rating of 95% in Rotten Tomatoes from 85 reviews, with most critics praising its "dark" and "unnerving" story. "Red Rooms leaves no breathing space, to the point