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Blog & StoriesStruggling with a new project, junior manga artist Hani finds herself back in Malaysia, where an ominous commission forces her to confront a doll with a sinister past. As her sketches begin to mirror reality, she realizes that the line between creation and nightmare has blurred. What starts as a simple assignment spirals into a descent into madness, where every stroke of her pen might summon something unspeakable. Blending psychological terror with chilling folklore, Hani is a haunting exploration of art and obsession that will leave you checking the shadows.
User Reviews
SilentScream – 8/10
“I loved the eerie atmosphere and the way the doll's presence lingered even when off-screen. The slow burn really paid off with a genuinely unsettling third act.”
MangaManiac – 6/10
“As someone who reads manga, the premise was intriguing, but I felt the scares were too predictable. The acting was solid though, and the Malaysian setting added a fresh vibe.”
HorrorHound – 7/10
“It had a nice blend of psychological dread and jump scares. The doll's design was creepy as hell, and the protagonist's descent into obsession felt all too real.”
CreepyCanvas – 9/10
“This one got under my skin. The way it blurred art and reality was brilliant, and the ending left me staring at my own sketchbooks with suspicion. A must-watch for international horror fans.”
