Directed by:
Can EvrenolCinematography:
Alp KorfaliComposer:
Ulas PakkanCast:
Serhat Kılıç, Ergun Kuyucu, Berat Efe Parlar, Muharrem Bayrak, Şevket Süha Tezel, Seyithan Özdemir, Fatih Dokgöz, Hayati Çitaklar, Aslıhan Erguvan (more)VOD (1)
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Turkish surreal horror directed and co-written by Can Evrenol in which a police squad responds to a call for backup but the officers end up finding themselves in a dilapidated building where hellish and unimaginable terrors await them. As events begin to repeat and the group find themselves caught up in the same nightmares, they each begin to commit atrocious acts as their minds unravel. (Severin Films)
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Well, I don’t know what exactly was that, but I think I liked it. A perfectly executed horror film with a character of its own and many scary, almost surreal scenes, but if I take it all around, the expectations were a tad higher due to the great trailer. In the individual scenes, Baskin is pure horror in the truest sense of the word, with a tangible terrifying atmosphere, great gore and excellent make up and visual style. But for Evrenol, the director, a simple story about police officers that come across a black mass wasn’t enough and he tried to turn the thing up a notch, with not fully convincing results. Was the ending really as banal as I think, or is there something else? I don’t know. In any case, it’s a film every fan should watch and form their own opinion. I’m not able to say who will like it or not. For me right now 7/10, but I might give it another point later.
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