Netflix is about to remove an absolutely nail-biting action thriller movie

Part of the film was surprisingly filmed in Dublin.

First released in 2020, the film comes from two of the writers of 10 Cloverfield Lane and is produced by Jaume Collet-Serra (director of Carry-On and The Shallows).

It stars Allison Williams (Get Out, M3GAN) and Alexander Dreymon (The Last Kingdom) as two recent exes. The pair both hop on board the same small plane to take them to a friend's wedding on a remote island near Mauritius.

However, when the pilot (played by one of the all-time great character actors, Keith David) suddenly drops dead from a heart attack, they're left without a way to fly or land safely.

Adding to their terror is the huge tropical storm on the horizon, directly between them and their destination.

Horizon Line is a must-watch for fans of movies like Speed or The Shallows - films which trap their heroes in a perilous, life-and-death situation and then pile a ton of obstacles in their way.

This is so that the main characters must use their wits to overcome and survive.

And without spoiling, Dreymon and Williams' characters are certainly put through the ringer.

Also fascinatingly, despite being set around Mauritius (which looks the part), large parts of the survival thriller were actually filmed in Dublin.

Horizon Line was added to Netflix in Ireland and the UK in August 2024.

Yet, despite this, a message on the streaming service next to the film now reads: "Last day to watch on Netflix: 10 August."