Kerala Cafe is an anthology of ten short films, each set in a different railway station in Kerala, weaving a tapestry of human emotions, secrets, and eerie encounters. From a haunting encounter with a mysterious stranger to a chilling tale of revenge, each story subtly connects through the motif of a cafe and the railway’s transient world. With its atmospheric storytelling and a blend of horror, drama, and suspense, it offers a slow-burn, unsettling experience that lingers long after the credits roll.
User Reviews
“The anthology format works brilliantly here. Some segments are more horror than others, but the ones that are creepy are really effective. The atmospheric build-up in stories like 'Island Express' gave me chills. A must-watch for fans of subtle, psychological horror.”
“I appreciate the effort to create a cohesive anthology, but the scares are a bit uneven. Some stories felt more like family dramas than horror. Still, the technical craft and the eerie score kept me interested throughout.”
“This is a gem for those who like horror that creeps under your skin. The segment 'Natholi Oru Cheriya Meenalla' was haunting and stayed with me for days. The film's ability to evoke dread with minimal gore is truly masterful.”
“I liked the variety in storytelling, but I wish there were more outright scares. 'Mrityunjayam' had a great creepy atmosphere, but others ended too abruptly. Overall, a thought-provoking anthology that horror fans should definitely check out.”





























































