Khurafat

Hello Horror flick lover, please watch Khurafat. To me, it's super scary and the story line is not that bad. If you have watched Mantra and Santau, you will like this film as well, or maybe more. Watched it yesterday with Mr.Z, sempena cuti Thaipusam, and I had a fun time watching Khurafat with a horror flick addict like himself. 

Let me put in a nutshell on the synopsis of Khurafat. It begins with Syamsul Yusof (as Johan), a young fella working as a medical assistant in a public hospital in Kuala Lumpur. He's married to Liyana Jasmay (as Aisha) and both of them lead a peaceful life  being married until strange things began to haunt them. Adding to this mystery are the presences of an elderly strange makcik who works in the same hospital as Johan and Ana (played by Sabrina Ali) who is Johan's ex-girlfriend who is depressed over their breakup  attempted to ruin Johan and Aisha's marriage. As for the rest, you just have to watch yourself.

Khurafat is actually a superstitious and supernatural belief fabricated according to the acts and natural events that occur, which is strongly forbidden in Islam.

This is certainly a great job by Syamsul Yusof, which I heard that this is his first ever  horror movie directed by him. When it comes to the suspence scenes, I actually felt it, bulu semua naik dowh. Maybe some of the actors and actresses need to improve on their acting, certainly not Liyana Jasmay and Fauziah Nawi, as they are already fine in that area. So, it can be concluded that this film are worth watching in the cinema and soon I bet it will be in Astro First. LOL. Anyway, let's support our film industries, you might never know, they are better than any Super-lywood. This is better than 'The Tourist', obviously. Yawn.

Rating: 4/5

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