Kifn

KFN is a glaring misstep in the realm of horror, attempting to replicate the style of the Sijjin series from Turkish cinema but falling woefully short. The film's derivative plot and uninspired execution fail to capture the essence of its source material. Instead of innovating, it relies on tired clichés and predictable scares, offering nothing new or engaging. This approach not only fails to resonate with viewers but also overlooks the potential for Kurdish filmmakers to develop their own unique horror narrative. "KFN" serves as a missed opportunity to establish a distinct Kurdish voice in the genre, resulting in a film that feels more like a pale imitation than an original work.