- Warning: Spoilers ahead for "The Perfection."
- Netflix viewers say Allison Williams' new psychological thriller, "The Perfection," is making them physically ill.
- Allison Williams plays Charlotte, a cellist who travels to Shanghai for a competition. There she meets Lizzie, an up-and-coming prodigy, and the two embark on a road trip together.
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"The Perfection," a new horror movie starring Allison Williams on Netflix, is making viewers physically ill.
The film, which was released by the streaming service on Friday, sees Williams play a cellist named Charlotte who travels to Shanghai for a competition, where she meets Lizzie, a fellow musician played by Logan Browning.
Shortly after departing on a road trip together, the characters encounter bodily horror that has left viewers shocked and "nauseous."
In the first of many "disgusting" scenes, Lizzie projectile vomits while on a bus. If that weren't graphic enough, it is then revealed the vomit is crawling with maggots.
The scene, and many others including one which sees bugs crawling under the skin, has led many people to feel "physically sick."
"Have you all watched 'The Perfection' on Netflix? Because I'm sick to my stomach," one person wrote on Twitter.
Another said: "'The Perfection' on Netflix is SICK...in a bad way ugh my body can't move and I feel like puking."
"I rarely get squeamish but holy f--- the movie "The Perfection" is making me want to throw up," someone else said.
i actually feel physically sick after watching the perfection, i couldnt take the bugs man, i was about to turn the movie off but im glad i didnt, the ending was good
— cheap little office boy (@sendkittens) May 26, 2019
I stared watcing The Perfection while I was eating and now I feel so sick. Worst decision ever.
— Paola (@Disgraceress) May 25, 2019
Just watched The Perfection on Netflix and honestly I don’t think I’ve ever screamed that loud in my life. And now I feel nauseous.
— . (@teasandpeas) May 28, 2019
Despite the grossness of the film, many viewers have said it is worth watching till the end.
"I actually feel physically sick after watching The Perfection," one person wrote. "I couldn't take the bugs man. I was about to turn the movie off but I'm glad I didn't, the ending was good," someone wrote.
The Perfection is a sick, twisted movie. But it’s good 😭
— Alexandria (@AElizz__) May 27, 2019
According to Williams, the bus scene in the horror movie was inspired by a real experience director Richard Shepard went through.
"A big portion of that came from Richard's experience of being sick in Mexico on a bus," the "Get Out" actress told People. "And it's just so viscerally relatable and horrifying and of course in our movie it takes a turn that you're not really expecting."