Dachra
Directed by Abdelhamid Bouchnak
Set in contemporary Tunisia, journalism student Yassmine and two classmates set out to solve the cold case of Mongia, a woman found mutilated 25 years ago and now imprisoned in an asylum suspected of witchcraft. As they pursue their investigation, the three friends stumble into the ominous world of Dachra, an isolated countryside compound filled with goats, silent women, mysterious drying meat and home to a cult. When Yassmine discovers Dachra's secrets, she must fight to escape alive.
While investigating a gruesome case, a journalist makes a disturbing discovery about her past.
Cast: Yassmine Dimassi, Hela Ayed, Aziz Jebali
Member Reviews
I thought this was a regular Folk Horror, but this is.... different. The whole movie was so anxious and gritty. Yasmin's whole experience made this feel even more on edge. And when it dropped..... It DROPPED! Arab/Tunisian horror that made me once again solidified that International Horror movies are putting in some serious work. 10/10 BLOWN AWAY
Vampires aren’t getting old any time soon I myself will never grow weary of them not even in the afterlife the body remembers more than brain does a family of m-m-monsters who don’t talk like a kid should be seen and not heard vengeance is a dish best served with a side of bloody raw stake shove it where the sun don’t shine it’s hard to sleep maybe an American dub would help since Japanese anime’s commonly use subtitles scariest Asian horror movie my mom will let me watch
Insufferable garbage
I couldn’t get into it or watch. I fast forwarded through it and it did nothing for me
I've attempted to get through this movie twice. But the constant bickering and arguing between the cast deems it unwatchable to me. Did they really think people would be ok with it? TRASH