Incantation

Incantation

Inspired by a true story of a family who believed they were possessed by spirits, this film follows a woman who must protect her child from a curse. WARNING: This is a cursed video, it might contain certain risks to watch. For those who dares to follow, please solve the puzzle of my daughter's curse with me.

  • Released:
  • Runtime: 120 minutes
  • Genre: Horror
  • Stars: Hsuan-yen Tsai, Kao Ying-Hsuan, Sin-Ting Huang, Sean Lin, Wen Ching-Yu, Queenie Chen, Yi Peng
  • Director: Kevin Ko
 Comments
  • Pyronmatin - 21 May 2024
    Quite Monotonous
    I truly admit that this movie was one the most boring movies I have ever watched in my entire life!

    Although I am a huge fan of horror movies I keep watching them without even judging either the title or the thumbnails, however, the second half of the film had me quite disappointed. First and foremost, if a novel or a movie does not bring the twist early, that novel or movie can not meet the audience's expectations nonetheless!

    I was hooked to my screen in the first half and the plot had me entertained, I admired the atmosphere of the village and that creepy vibe of the mysterious tunnel as well, however, as the story lingered and proceeded It would become kind of mundane and absolutely boring.

    Nevertheless, I had been expecting to encounter a horrifying monster in the movie but I was left disappointed. The director simply messed up the potential.
  • dhruvspillai - 11 October 2023
    Surprisingly Awesome!
    It is a chilling masterpiece that sent shivers down my spine and left me in awe of its spine-tingling brilliance. This film stands as a testament to the enduring power of horror cinema, and it is a must-see for all fans of the genre.

    From the very first eerie scene to the heart-pounding climax, "Zhou" keeps you on the edge of your seat with its relentless suspense and masterful execution. The filmmakers have crafted a genuinely terrifying experience that plays with your deepest fears and emotions.

    One of the most impressive aspects of "Zhou" is its clever storytelling. The plot is layered and full of unexpected twists and turns, and it doesn't rely on jump scares alone to elicit fear. Instead, it builds a sense of dread and foreboding that lingers long after the movie ends. The characters are well-developed, and you genuinely care about their fates, which only adds to the intensity of the horror.