Here's The Creepy Case That Inspired The Terrifying New Netflix Movie "Veronica"
There aren't enough covers in the world to hide under.
If you haven't heard the buzz yet, there's a new horror movie out on Netflix called Veronica.
It follows a teenage girl, Veronica, who attempts to use a Ouija board to contact her dead father.
Of course, things go terribly awry. A scary nun breaks the board, there are demons, and it's two hours of nope.
BUT, it's getting a lot of praise from horror fans.
What's scarier than the movie is the real case it was based off of.
It's known as the Vallecas case, and it attempts to explain Estefanía Gutiérrez Lázaro's strange and sudden death. Newsweek took a deeper look into the facts and fictions Veronica was based off of.
Estefanía and her friends were playing on a Ouija board, but got interupted when a teacher found them and put an end to their game.
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It follows a teenage girl, Veronica, who attempts to use a Ouija board to contact her dead father.
Of course, things go terribly awry. A scary nun breaks the board, there are demons, and it's two hours of nope.
BUT, it's getting a lot of praise from horror fans.
I watch a lot of horror movies. @paco_plaza's #Verónica is the first time in a while that I have had to take a mental breather halfway through. Truly terrifying and deeply human. A gorgeous and twisted possession story about innocence lost. Highly recommended! pic.twitter.com/0PaTiZX5wg
— Brandon Schmidt (@brandknob_2014) March 1, 2018
What's scarier than the movie is the real case it was based off of.
It's known as the Vallecas case, and it attempts to explain Estefanía Gutiérrez Lázaro's strange and sudden death. Newsweek took a deeper look into the facts and fictions Veronica was based off of.
Estefanía and her friends were playing on a Ouija board, but got interupted when a teacher found them and put an end to their game.
