Horror fanatics are thrilled with the upcoming supernatural horror flick, ‘The Nun’ and for a reason!
The Corin Hardy directed spin-off of 2016’s box-office smash ‘The Conjuring 2’ is now grabbing headlines for a recent advert that was found too scary to be put on YouTube.
The video-hosting site has apparently banned a six-second advert that featured a thrilling jump-scare with the freaky appearance of the titular character, the demon-possessed Nun. The clip was taken down by YouTube after users complained about it on grounds of the site’s “violent and shocking content” policy.
“I advise you look away and/or turn down the volume if you have anxiety or just straight up hate jumpscares, pls rt to save a life.” – a user complained on Twitter.
Following which YouTube replied with the following and straightaway blocked the advert:
Appreciate you bringing this to our attention! This ad violates our shocking content policy and it’s no longer running as an ad. More info here: https://t.co/dOUocjUevh
— Team YouTube (@TeamYouTube) August 14, 2018
Apparently this has the flick all-the-more intriguing to horror-movie buffs and especially to the fans of the Conjuring-franchise, who can’t wait to see what The Nun brings to the table now!
Oh and if in case you want to see what the “jumpscare” advert was like, check it out below:
‘The Nun’ is set for a release on September 7, 2018.
Thoughts?