Kutuk

Name: Kutuk
Genre: Horreur
Released: 2019-07-25
Duration: 1 h 22 min
Rating: 7
Cast: Shandy Aulia, Alice Norin, Stuart Collin

2019
1h 22min

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Horreur

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueMaya has just worked in a nursing home. She often smells bad smell in his room. Outside the room she also hears strange noises every night. When she began to wonder, she is terrorized by the... Tout lireMaya has just worked in a nursing home. She often smells bad smell in his room. Outside the room she also hears strange noises every night. When she began to wonder, she is terrorized by the appearance of a ghost of a woman dressed in a nurse like herself. She always gets support... Tout lireMaya has just worked in a nursing home. She often smells bad smell in his room. Outside the room she also hears strange noises every night. When she began to wonder, she is terrorized by the appearance of a ghost of a woman dressed in a nurse like herself. She always gets support from Elena, a good and wise home owner. This support contrasts with the attitude of Gendi... Tout lire

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5vi-nino

Need more power!

So much dialogue that annoys me while watching it, like a drama movie. But it's not as bad as i think. There are a potential to make this movie to be good as its story, but it seems they weren't prepared for the script. And the ending were going to fast, make it feels like a short movie.

Rate 5/10, I appreciated their hard work to this movie.

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Trapped Between Potential and Execution

Kutuk is a horror film that attempts to blend mystery with psychological tension, but unfortunately falls short of leaving a lasting impression. The premise itself is promising. The film starts with a suspenseful atmosphere that sparks curiosity and a sense of dread. However, as the story progresses, the narrative weakens due to a stagnant plot and shallow character development.

Visually, the cinematography is neat, using dark tones to support the eerie mood. But the sound effects and jumpscares are not always effective, sometimes even distracting. The background score is repetitive and lacks the intensity needed to truly build suspense. Some horror scenes are decent, but overly reliant on clichés, making them predictable.

The cast delivers a decent performance, though not all actors manage to convey the complex emotions needed for their roles. Emotional depth is lacking, making it hard for viewers to fully engage with the characters.

This film may be suitable for casual horror fans without high expectations. But for those seeking a strong, thought-provoking horror experience, Kutuk may feel underwhelming.