Ready or Not for example with Grace, or Samantha in Shell. These characters go through this huge ordeal of death and mayhem, often getting their own sense of justice at the end and seeing the villains die in front of them and being completely satisfied, walking away a little unhinged but happy.
Anyone else wonder what exactly will come of this plot point later on down the line? Last I saw, this book was fully in-tact at her house. Her whole immediate family (husband and all 3 kids) died as well.
Wonder what she will do now having all this information and being a firm believer, after confessing Stefani was only wrong about the order due to having an affair with Jerry Fenbury.
Basically this small group of friends go in this underground tunnel or something like that to hang out and drink with no way out and don't tell anybody at all, there is one opening and someone loses the key or they forgot to bring it don't remember the specifics.
I remember in the end it's revealed one of the women in the group had the key the entire time and watched her friends suffer and die so she could get closer to the guy she liked and spend time together.
Don't know how else to describe it but my mom likes watching interesting kind of niche dramas character focused without too much horror, sex, or gore.
She loved all of Mike Flanagan's projects, especially Bly Manor, though Fall of the House of Usher was a bit much. Also enjoyed Stranger Things and The Watcher.
Not Netflix but she really likes 9 Perfect Strangers from Hulu.