Netflix's 'Something Very Bad...' Thrills Viewers

Netflix’s latest psychological thriller series is gaining global recognition for its captivating storyline, compelling performances, and unexpected twists. The show joins a lineup of popular Netflix titles like Stranger Things, House of Cards, and Wednesday.

A Global Streaming Success

Something Very Bad Is Going to Happen is currently a top performer on Netflix. As of this writing, FlixPatrol reports the series is the 2nd most-watched TV show globally, trailing only Jo Nesbø’s Detective Hole. In the United States, it holds the 2nd position, behind WWE’s Raw.

The Duffer Brothers' Influence

Debuting on March 26th, Something Very Bad Is Going to Happen is currently Netflix’s #1 show in 8 countries. The series is executive produced by the Duffer Brothers, the creators of the hugely popular Stranger Things.

Critical and Audience Reception

The 8-part series has been well-received by critics, boasting an 87% critics’ score on Rotten Tomatoes. The consensus highlights the show’s ability to blend “horror and atmospheric storytelling to thrilling effect.” The audience score currently stands at 65%.

The Story Unfolds

Something Very Bad Is Going to Happen centers on Rachel, played by Camila Morrone, and Nicky, portrayed by Adam DiMarco, an engaged couple preparing for their wedding. As they travel to Nicky’s family cabin for the event, Rachel develops a growing sense that something is amiss, and situations quickly escalate.

Strong Viewer Engagement

On IMDB, Something Very Bad Is Going to Happen is currently the platform’s most popular TV show. Episode scores range from a low of 6.9 to a high of 7.7 for the finale, indicating consistent viewer satisfaction throughout the series.

Viewers have consistently praised the show for maintaining its quality from beginning to end, culminating in a shocking finale. The series is described as a “wild ride” led by strong performances from Morrone and DiMarco, with a distinct visual style and a pervasive sense of dread.