When a young boy on a Roman holiday stumbles upon a cursed ring, his innocent vacation takes a sinister turn. After a catastrophic plane crash, a Madrid family discovers they possess the same dreaded artifact, unwittingly unleashing malevolent forces that prey upon their deepest fears. As the family’s young son becomes entangled with an occult bookstore owner, the boundaries between reality and nightmare blur, plunging them into a harrowing descent where every shadow hides a threat. Delirio Profundo weaves a chilling tapestry of supernatural dread, psychological terror, and relentless suspense, proving that some curses are impossible to escape.
User Reviews
“I was genuinely creeped out from start to finish. The atmosphere is thick with dread, and the way the curse twists the family's dynamics kept me on edge. Definitely one of the better supernatural horrors to come out in a while.”
“The concept is solid and the opening sequence in Rome is gripping. It loses a bit of steam in the middle, but the finale brings it all together with a satisfyingly sinister punch. Worth a watch if you like slow-burn occult tales.”
“I liked the creepy bookstore owner and the eerie visuals, but the pacing felt uneven. Some scenes dragged on, others rushed. Still, the atmosphere kept me in, and I'd say it's a decent entry in the curse subgenre.”
“Not super gory, but the psychological horror hits hard. I appreciated the build-up of dread and the way the ring's influence seeped into every aspect of the family's life. A solid, unsettling experience overall.”






























































