When the Rahman family moves into a secluded home, they unknowingly invite a malevolent presence known as Kelibat into their lives. This supernatural entity doesn’t just terrorize them physically; it infiltrates their minds, preying on their deepest fears and tearing apart the bonds that hold them together. As the haunting escalates, the family must confront a sinister force that threatens to consume their sanity and souls, blurring the line between reality and nightmare. With chilling atmospheric tension and psychological horror, ‘Kelibat’ weaves a tale of dread that lingers long after the credits roll.
User Reviews
“I was pleasantly surprised by the slow-burn atmosphere. The dread builds effectively, and the family dynamics add a layer of realism that makes the haunting feel more personal. Not the scariest film I've seen, but definitely eerie.”
“For me, the movie had great potential but fell flat in execution. The scares were predictable, and the emotional turmoil was overshadowed by clichéd horror tropes. I wanted to root for the family, but the characters lacked depth.”
“This one really got under my skin. The concept of the Kelibat haunting emotionally and spiritually is refreshing. The acting was solid, and some scenes gave me genuine chills. A hidden gem for those who appreciate psychological horror.”
“I enjoyed the cultural twist on the haunted house genre. The malevolent spirit was intriguing, but the movie took too long to get going. The climax was satisfying, though. Overall, a decent watch if you're in the mood for something different.”































































