Although not everybody finds the movie as terrifying as others, the film – inspired by an apparently true story – is picking up plenty of traction.
It’s a Spanish-language production, with subtitles available in English.
But a lot of people have been asking: does a version of the movie exist with an English dub?
As things stand, the answer is no.
There is no official version of Veronica with an English-language dub – so overseas viewers who don’t speak Spanish must follow it with the subtitles.
As for whether or not Hollywood will capitalise on the movie’s success and produce a remake in the years ahead remains to be seen.
Veronica takes its cues from the so-called Vallecas case, which took place in a small suburb in Madrid.
It’s the only police report which is, according to The Sun, marked as “unexplained”.
While Veronica is not a blow-by-blow account of this story, it is heavily inspired by it – and many viewers have called it too scary to even finish.
It’s about a girl who teams up with her sisters to use a Ouija board, but things quickly take a very sinister turn.
The Spanish-language film came out last year, and was dropped on Netflix late last month – where it has quickly gone down as the scariest film of 2018 so far.
It stars Sandra Escacena, Bruna González, Claudia Placer, Iván Chavero, Ana Torrent and Consuelo Trujillo.
Veronica is streaming on Netflix now.
