Hag.

About This Movie

Hag. dives into the haunting depths of Gullah Geechee folklore, weaving a tale that feels deeply rooted in its Southern setting. The atmosphere is thick with tension, and you can almost feel the humid air of Lowcountry South Carolina. Reesa, played with a raw vulnerability, brings to life the dread of impending motherhood while grappling with the spectral threat of the boo hag. The pacing is deliberate, allowing dread to build slowly, making the eventual scares feel earned rather than cheap. Practical effects lend a tangible quality to the horror, creating a visceral experience that's often missing in modern horror. It’s a film that lingers, both thematically and emotionally, long after the credits roll.

Focus on folklore and its impact on personal identity. · Look for practical effects that enhance the horror. · Pay attention to the performances that convey emotional depth.