Chilling Horror Flick 'Bone Lake' Splashes Onto Netflix With Frights And Delights

A Vacation to Remember

Bleecker Street’s tantalizingly twisted horror-thriller, 'Bone Lake,' has made a terrifying splash on Netflix. The R-rated flick, which first shocked audiences in theaters last October, is now ready to stream, inviting viewers to brace themselves for a mix of nudity, gore, and unexpected twists.

The film revolves around a couple whose idyllic lakeside retreat turns sinister when a mysterious duo arrives, leading to a dark and comedic horror story. "A couple’s romantic vacation at a secluded lakeside estate is upended when they are forced to share the mansion with a mysterious and attractive couple,” reads the official synopsis. As secrets unravel, the serene getaway spirals into a nightmare filled with sex, lies, and a fight for survival.

Meet the Cast and Crew

Directed by Mercedes Bryce Morgan, known for 'Save Me' and 'Fixation,' 'Bone Lake' is brought to life through the pen of Joshua Friedlander, who also produced the film along with Jason Blumenfeld, Mickey Liddell, Pete Shilaimon, and Jacob Yakob. The film stars Alex Roe as Will, Maddie Hasson as Sage, Marco Pigossi as Diego, and Andra Nechita as Cin, among others.

“In this darkly hilarious and seductive horror story, a dream getaway spirals into a nightmarish maze of sex, lies, and manipulation,” promises the film’s synopsis, setting the stage for a chilling experience.

Behind the Scenes Magic

The creative minds behind 'Bone Lake' include editor Anjoum Agrama, cinematographer Nick Remy Matthews, and production designer Kendra Bradanini, all contributing to the film’s captivating and eerie atmosphere. Costume designer Eulyn Colette Hufkie and set decorator Mily Moreno helped craft the film’s striking visuals, while composers Roque Baños and Ben Cherney provided a haunting soundtrack that elevates the suspense.

Since its world premiere at Fantastic Fest, 'Bone Lake' has captured the attention of critics, boasting a Certified Fresh rating of 83% on Rotten Tomatoes, based on 96 reviews. With its arrival on Netflix, horror fans have yet another reason to dive into its spine-tingling narrative.