Üç Harfliler: Beddua

Üç Harfliler: Beddua presents a chilling exploration of the supernatural, filled with suspense, dread, and eerie encounters that keep the audience on edge. With a rating of 7/10, it strikes a good balance between horror and drama. The film revolves around a family that becomes the target of a vengeful jinn after a deeply rooted curse is invoked, leading to a spiral of terrifying events. The atmosphere is thick with tension, and the haunting imagery is effective in evoking fear.

The performances are solid, with the cast skillfully portraying characters under psychological and supernatural torment. The cinematography, too, contributes to the eerie tone, as shadows and dim lighting are used effectively to heighten the sense of dread. However, while Beddua delivers a satisfying sense of suspense, its reliance on familiar horror tropes and a somewhat predictable narrative keep it from fully standing out as a modern horror classic.

The story's tension and exploration of dark, ancestral curses offer an engaging, if somewhat conventional, horror experience. While not groundbreaking, Beddua succeeds in providing an unsettling supernatural tale that horror fans will appreciate.

The reason I watched this movie was because of the misleading review of 8.5. The storyline was draggy, there was no climax, no actual plot, just full of "out-of-body" experiences with predictable jumpscares.

I watched this movie. It was really horrible waste of money honestly. People leterally walk out from the cinema after half an hour play.

This was a very good movie. It's an interesting look at possession and "malediction" in the Muslim world. I didn't expect to like this movie as much as I did. The movie story line is really great an the jumps scares are very good.

People who really want to encounter some scary violent scenes, would like this movie. Also the director hasn't depicted it straight rather there is twist & mystery.