Rahsia

Well, as it's a reboot of a local classic horror movie from 1987, the overall plot is thus very old-school and straight forward. There is a small twist at the end, but no big deal really. The entire movie is filled with jump-scares from the beginning to the end. It comes in a second, and goes in the next, with loud noise + a scary creature! That's it! It just comes and goes x 10! There are some creepy moments of eerie moving toys, self-playing-piano, pulling legs' tricks in the mysterious bungalow. BUT all these are no longer something new or impressive for today's audiences. Although it's a remake, I strongly believe that newer scary elements shall be inserted to enhance the haunting experience. Nabila Huda, the actress, acted well, but she may have over-acted at the beginning. However, as time passes, she shows the depth of her emotions and personality. For a local production, I gave 5/ 10. Everything is just too old-fashioned, from plot, setting, jump-scares to acting. If you enjoy old-school horror movies, this is your choice! BUT if you expect some thrilling and compelling visual excitement, wish to nail yourself to the chair, this movie will fail you badly!

This story is quite good and unexpected for a remake. The jump scares are expected and usually there is a music que for it to happened. Lead casts did their job quite well minus the the kid daughter's acting who always trying to fix her hair and act cute in supposedly horror movie. Plot are almost similar to the original movie but suits the current era. But the unexpected scene of all and sort of anti climactic was all of a sudden near the ending there is an unexpected dialogue of I love you right on the middle of a hectic scene. It was really awkward and kind of funny to add. Overall this is a typical horror movie with a predictable ending and stays true to the original 80's movie.