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This film for me has all the elements of a good horror movie (I screamed 3 times) with an interlacing of Egyptian romance and action - wow wow wow. Really I was glued to screen for the full 90minutes. The main actress (Amina Khalil) played the role of a deaf woman excellently - she has the right tonation and body language - you would believe that she was hard of hearing in real life! The sinister roles (Tarik Lotfi, Mohamed mamdoh, etc) were all acted perfectly - both very seasoned actors in the baddy role. The music and camera angels were appropriate for the genre and intensified the horror element of the movie. Of course a lot of the recovery from the violence is very unrealistic especially when the viewer has any knowledge of anatomy (Tarik Lutfi Gets a nail hammered in his neck and recovers fully! And the hero Ahmed Dawood seemed to have 9 lives ) BUT it's a movie - we want unrealistic entertainment! Good work Egyptian cinema - really making us proud with this piece!

The film kept me scared from every following action, love it. Highly recommended.

I personally consider this film as the corner stone for the future of psychological horror in the Middle East! Prior to this one all of our Horror films experiences are telling the same story about Jinn! The film is really good to watch and it worth all the praises that it's getting.

A good start As an Egyptian horror movie Good idea Good director Good actors I recommend it for watching

Aside from the entertainment this film provides, it tackles a very important subjects too, like human organs trade, drugs, and poverty. I believe the film did really well with what it has, a low budget film completes in a market when horror films are jokes! from what I heard the film did really well in the box office and this is both good and encouraging to the rest of Egyptian films to do something out of the ordinary.