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Remake of Siccîn (2014)

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An adaptation of the Turkish horror film Siccîn (2014). Adaptation of the Turkish horror film Siccîn (2014). Before the movie starts, there is a short trailer from Pemukiman Setan (2023)..

One of the few positive aspects of the film was that it included some memorable scenes

I recently watched the movie “Sijjin” and unfortunately it did not live up to expectations in terms of scares. Despite being billed as a horror film, the film lacked the thrills and scares I was expecting. First, there was a scene with a realistic depiction of black magic that was effectively executed.

However, the weak and predictable story was a serious drawback

Additionally, there was a scene in the basement with a group of white women wearing telecommuting outfits, a unique and never-before-seen concept. These scenes were commendable and managed to stand out amidst the overall disappointments of the film. Due to the lack of originality and depth of the plot, it was easy to predict what would happen next, which led to a decrease in tension and excitement.

The film lacked a compelling story, had predictable twists and weak acting

In addition, the performance of some actors was not adequate, so it was not possible to raise the film to a higher level. Overall, “Sijjin” did not live up to its promise of being a truly scary experience. If you’re looking for a really scary horror movie, this probably won’t meet your expectations.

I challenge any director who can present a truly scary film that is originally based on a true story or with a strong and powerful story and best of all an unknown actor and actress who can reveal information about the alarming unseen, black magic and paranormal activity