Mahlûkat

I loved really but because of pandemic dose of horror was not enough for fans. Although you can go to watch, I can recommend to watch it. All in my heart Alper Mestci will make better with his cast.

The most worse movie I ever watched in my life!!! No motive no story line and 1000x times of repeating the same words!!!I just waste my time watching this movie!!!

Worst movie ever in the history. How the hell this movie makes it way to the cinema? Even a high school student can make a better movie than this. The movie is pointless. Money ain't easy to find and somehow I manage to soend on this trash movie. Save your time and money don't watch this grabage movie. I wish i can rate thia movie less than one. Like i would kd give it - 100000/10. A complete trash. I don't even know if the director knows what he is doing or not. Never in a million I would think of any movie this bad. Like fr, they shkuld at leasr watch the movie themselves before showung it in the cinema.

It's a slow-paced movie that ends with a very well twist. Horror scenes were too much like in Siccin. The cast did a great job, especially the girl who played Burhan's granddaughter is fantastic. What I loved about this movie was that it actually tries to scare you, not gross you out. The images are frightening for sure. Mahlukat has taken a risk with doing something original, and it works very well. But the movie is not for everyone, you must be a real horror lover to understand! It seems that they will continue with the story of Araf wich played by Adnan Koç in the sequels. If you were a fan of Alper Mestçi and Musallat, you will love the this movie.

First of all, I have to say that this movie is not for everyone. The movie is hard to understand but the ending is awesome. It's not possible for the viewers who like Siccin and Dabbe movies to like this movie. In my opinion, it was Alper Mestci's best film after Musallat... The balloon, the flying coffin and the scenes in which Adnan Koc sees himself are very well designed. It is not possible to see such scenes in any Turkish horror or even Turkish movie. The acting of Adnan Koc, Kurtulus Sakiragaoglu and Seda Oguz was excellent. Alper Mestci is on the right way. I think there will be a sequel...