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Netflix fans ‘too scared to look at the TV’ after watching Brand New Cherry Flavour saying it made them ‘throw up’

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NETFLIX fans have been left “too scared to look at the TV” after watching Brand New Cherry Flavour.

Viewers of the horror film took to social media to admit that it made them “throw up” with fear after streaming it online.

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Fans have been left terrified by the Netflix showCredit: MERIE WEISMILLER WALLACE/NETFLIX
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It follows main character Lisa and a series of scary events

Brand New Cherry Flavour was first released to streaming service Netflix in 2021, but is making a popularity comeback this month.

The horror drama sees aspiring film director Lisa Nova heading to Hollywood in the early 1990s to make her movie.

However, the star embarks on a mind-altering journey of supernatural revenge that gets out of control.

Lisa, played by Rosa Salzar, is instead left tumbling down a hallucinatory rabbit hole of sex, magic and kittens.

Fans have been flooding Netflix to watch the scary show – but have taken to Twitter to hit out that it’s made them “too scared to look”.

One viewer penned: “Brand New Cherry Flavour has scared me for life,” as a second agreed: “Brand New Cherry Flavor show on Netflix is really scary. I’m lowkey scared to look at the TV.”

“Started brand new cherry flavor today… lowkey scared to continue,” a third said, while a fourth added: “That s**t made me throw up.”

“I’m going to throw up, what was THAT,” a fifth said, while a sixth said: “I don’t think a show has ever made me almost throw up as much as this one did.”

It comes after Netflix fans say they “can’t sleep” after watching creepy horror Eerie – saying “I can’t finish this movie”.

The Filipino thriller has been lauded one of this year’s most terrifying film since it debuted on the streaming service.

Telly fans flocked to Twitter to complain after the much-hyped film was released.

Netflix show Eerie is set at an all-girls Catholic school in the Phillipines. When a student unexpectedly commits suicide, others claim they are being haunted by her ghost.

A clairvoyant guidance counsellor, played by Filipino actress Bea Alonzo, then decides to investigate.

In doing so, she uncovers some horrific truths about the convent’s dark past.

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