In 1859 Victorian England, a Maori woman’s quest for vengeance against the aristocratic family that destroyed her people takes a terrifying turn. As she harnesses ancient Māori rituals in the fog-drenched moors, the line between justice and madness blurs, and the ghosts of the past refuse to stay buried. Atmospheric and brooding, Marama weaves a chilling tapestry of cultural clash, supernatural dread, and unspeakable secrets that will haunt you long after the credits roll.
User Reviews
“I loved the dark, moody atmosphere and the blend of Māori mythology with Victorian Gothic. The cinematography was stunning, and the lead actress gave a powerful performance. It dragged a bit in the middle, but the ending was worth it.”
“For me, it had potential but fell short. The scares were too predictable, and the pacing was uneven. I appreciated the cultural angle, but I felt more invested in the visuals than the story. It's decent for a quiet evening, but not a must-watch.”
“The concept is intriguing, and the setting is perfect for a horror. I liked the revenge plot and the supernatural elements, but some of the acting felt stiff, and the jump scares were a bit cheap. Still, it's an engaging watch if you're into slow-burn horror.”
“I was really excited about this one, but it didn't deliver. The story was muddled, and I never connected with the characters. The horror felt misplaced, and the pacing was a slog. The only thing I enjoyed was the beautiful costume design. Sadly, a letdown.”































































