Pakistani horror movie Pari's trailer is giving us goosebumps

The visuals are dark and the music is eerie; we're intrigued by this one!

Updated 03 Feb, 2018

The trailer for Pakistani horror film Pari is out and we're intrigued.

After a few failed attempts by our entertainment industry at horror films in past, Pari seems to hold some promise.

From the trailer it seems like the film revolves around a young couple that moves into a new house where evil spirits possess their child.

The only clue we're given of the whole ordeal is: "When you interfere in the matters of nature, nature haunts you back" and we sense a very Amityville Horror vibe.

The visuals and music lend to the genre of the film; they are dark and eerie. And the trailer does its job of keeping the suspense going!

Pari has been directed by Syed Atif Ali, who also co-wrote the script with Muhammad Ahsan. The cast includes Qavi khan, Khushi Maheen, Rasheed Naz, Saleem Miraj, Azekah Daniel, Junaid Akhtar and Faiq Asim.

The film is slated for release on October 31. Halloween just got spookier!

Comments

bossman Aug 08, 2017 03:34pm

Excellent work my beloved Pakistanis!!

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ak Aug 08, 2017 03:47pm

Looks promising. Fingers crossed.

Tayyab Aug 08, 2017 03:57pm

You can find Conjuring 2 and Anabelle in one piece. Good work pakistanies

SAra Aug 08, 2017 04:13pm

I hope it's not copy of anushka Sharma horror movie "pari" whose teaser came 8 months back.

Nabeel Aug 08, 2017 04:27pm

If this trailer gives you goosebumps, perhaps you need to re-visit your definition of 'horror'.

Imran Aug 08, 2017 04:32pm

It's rip off of Anushka sharma's Pari movie.

Shubham Aug 08, 2017 04:39pm

I had watched one pakistani horror movie .. thanks to youtube .. it was great movie .. actually it wasnt a horror movie which we discovered at end but more of a thriller because this woman was all the time plotting and scheming to label the events around her as a ghostly event but she wanted to hide something sinister .. i dont recall the name but it was one of the best of its kind .. sometimes i believe bollywood has money but pakistani content (music or art or movie) has substance.

H.H.K Aug 08, 2017 04:41pm

Yes seemingly a copy of Amityville horror, fridge and don't forget the famous conjuring nun that was featured at the end. Soooooo intriguing.

NoNy Aug 08, 2017 04:58pm

What is Valek from conjuring doing there ?

Taimoor Aug 08, 2017 05:00pm

@Nabeel I did shiver and get goosebumps. Almost choked to death on my glass of water while watching the nun scene at the end. This is going to be best of Pakistan's horror flick. It's academy award worthy. Stop criticising it for no reason.

Critic Aug 08, 2017 05:52pm

a long way to go before you guys could really scare people out there with your movies. All the very best!

Ehsan Aug 08, 2017 06:28pm

Every time a Pakistani movie is made, why does everyone start finding the slightest thing to compare them with foreign movies, It's a very negative and discouraging attitude. Movies of same genres will always have something similar, doesn't mean it's a copy.

Ahmad Aug 09, 2017 03:45pm

Looks Okay to Me. Hopefully it does Good at Box Office.

AAMER Aug 09, 2017 04:30pm

@Shubham That movie had meera in it?

@Ehsan so true :)

saqib Aug 10, 2017 11:14am

plot seems cliche'

Hamid Aug 10, 2017 04:20pm

After a long time I see a good Pakistani film trailer

Marriam Aug 10, 2017 06:35pm

Nice work.. anxious to watch