Smart and scary with the most unsettling pair of eyes since Nicolas Cage in Vampire's Kiss, Marianne is pure nightmare fuel. Read critic reviews
Marianne (2019)
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Episodes
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1. Your Dreams
Air date: Sep 13, 2019
Just as best-selling author Emma Larsimon announces that she's done writing horror, an unnerving visit from an old friend draws her back to her hometown.
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2. Tradition
Air date: Sep 13, 2019
As a quirky police inspector digs into her parents' case, Emma drags Camille back to Caro's home and reconnects with the rest of her old crew.
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3. Not an Easy Person
Air date: Sep 13, 2019
Tonio makes an alarming discovery at the shore; another harrowing night with Emma pushes Camille to her limit; Marianne turns up the heat.
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4. Beautiful Moment
Air date: Sep 13, 2019
Emma's grieving is cut short by an urgent request, and a grisly scene at the Daugeron home leads Inspector Ronan into a world full of demonic secrets.
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5. You Left Her
Air date: Sep 13, 2019
Fifteen years earlier, in a bid to drive away Emma's nightmares, the friends gather at their old school for a ritual that may change their lives.
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6. Memories
Air date: Sep 13, 2019
Inspector Ronan connects the dots between Emma's books and real-world tragedies; he, Emma and Seby hatch a plan to destroy Marianne.
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7. Too Young to Handle It
Air date: Sep 13, 2019
Fleeing to different parts of the island, the friends encounter horrifying sights and ghostly messengers; one by one, they turn on Emma.
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8. Tuesday
Air date: Sep 13, 2019
As the priest makes a desperate bid to banish Marianne, Emma finds herself torn between two worlds; Aurore seeks a way to save her friend.
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Critic Reviews for Marianne: Season 1
Audience Reviews for Marianne: Season 1
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Good and innovative. It was a bit tedious in a few instances but overall it accomplished creating a compelling story. Recommended
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We need a season 2!!!!
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It's refreshing to see a different type of horror. It is a thriller/horror with a twist... kudos to the writers and those who put this series together. I didn't fall asleep!
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Marianne is the scariest show created on Netflix since The Haunting Anthology (Hill House and Bly Manor.) The amount of jumpscares and tension is just great. Despite, Marianne being a 'witch haunts a small town type of show but in reality, there is so much more to the story than just a 'witch story' Every episode uncovers a small portion of a story. Some episodes are slow, but some episodes are intense. The finale might be kind of a cliff-hanger but if you are looking for a really scary show to watch, Marianne is definitely worth watching. Overall score: 9.5/10
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Horror at its finest. American Horror what?? One thing I will often credit Netflix for is a cinematography that is almost a surreal quality compared to any other company and movie release that I've ever seen. This show knows how to tap into the unsettling style of fear, rather than cheap jump scares. Even setups you see in other movies, you at first think "I've seen this before", but they still manage to make it even more unsettling than how others typically do it. I often say I don't mind seeing some things done again, as long as it's done well, just like many bands can play one style of music with it feeling great every single time. Don't get me wrong, there is plenty of unique things about the show in its horror theme, but I'm just saying that even some of the usual still feels so much more stressful in a complimentary way. It's refreshing! I didn't notice any uncomfortable pushes in the show. It was all about the story, and I love it! Any pushes of a message in a show knocks something to about 0 stars in my book, so I'm glad it this was just a solid horror show. I got to loving the characters and their development. You can feel for them, and maybe relate to some of them. The actors did a wonderful job in their roles. Great job to them. The production team made this show flow smoothly with how the story unfolded. However, ***slight spoiler*** I will say it was less scary after the older lady was no longer under possession. The intimidation wasn't felt as much in the others taking up the part. Yet, there were still plenty of other things that made the tension very uneasy. The ending died down in the tension as the story unfolded and felt more fantasy than fear. I might say it felt a little hurried. I think it's hard to maintain the horror when you get closer to the conclusion and the supernatural forces are more "in your face", and the music tends to saturate a little more. I still give this show a full rating because it still told the story in a way that wasn't negatively impacted. The show had a well balanced recipe of humor and some sadness intertwined with all the disturbing and stressful sense of dread. It felt like watching someone's nightmare sometimes. It's one of the few shows I can't compliment enough. I don't even want to hear anyones lazy talk about the dubbing or the caption. Normally I don't like it either, but you do get used to it and it doesn't matter. And the dubbing is good enough that it felt natural before I hit the second episode. Netflix seems to be top notch in their handling of dubbing as well. It was the first time I've watched something with dubbing turned on, where the words matched the mouths so closely it looked like they were saying it themselves most the time. The emotions in the voices were convincing. For me reading captions in a box mostly takes out the immersion, but I would still get used to that. Stop whining, the world doesn't revolve around your language. Pick your preference and you'll likely enjoy it if you are a fan of quality horror!
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65/100 actually scary, hard to watch
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Is this real or are we inside a horror writer`s mind during a first draft? The first two episodes are wonderfully strange: A church funeral shifts between being fully and poorly attended - the writer`s (naked) parents disappear and there is no search. In lesser hands this could have turned silly. Eerie, sly, ghoulish and creepy - everything you want your horror to be. In the Mouth of Madness meets It.
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Creepy but fun.The acting is great so is cinematography.And yes those eyes are unforgettable
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) This show is amazing and creepiest show ever I've seen. The fucking director stopped after season one. Please make it this series continue.
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Creepiest show I've ever watched. And I loved it! I need to watch more French Horror because if this is what yall delivering I have been missing out.
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