Djinn

In Djinn, a couple, Khalid and Salama, attempt to move on from the tragic loss of their child. They return to a luxury apartment in the Emirates, unaware that it was built over an abandoned fishing village plagued by malevolent beings. As they settle in, unsettling occurrences challenge their emotional stability. Khalid fears for Salama’s well-being, suspecting that her struggles may be linked to something beyond their understanding.

The film’s setting in a contemporary yet haunted location adds a unique layer to the horror genre. The story intertwines personal trauma with supernatural elements, making it a compelling watch for fans of psychological horror. The combination of a rich cultural backdrop and classic horror themes creates an engaging narrative that will resonate with collectors of the genre.