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In the isolated mining town of Buffalo Mines, the sins of the past refuse to stay buried. When a malevolent force, awakened by long-suppressed colonial greed, begins poisoning the land and thirsting for the blood of the locals, eighteen-year-old Sarah Blackice and her family find themselves at the heart of a nightmare. As the corruption spreads and the body count rises, they must confront the town’s dark history and a horror that feeds on fear itself. The Damnation is a chilling descent into madness that will leave you questioning the true cost of progress. Atmospheric, tense, and unrelenting, this is a modern folk horror that preys on the sins of the fathers.
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In the isolated mining town of Buffalo Mines, the sins of the past refuse to stay buried. When a malevolent force, awakened by long-suppressed colonial greed, begins poisoning the land and thirsting for the blood of the locals, eighteen-year-old Sarah Blackice and her family find...
When was The Damnation released?
The Damnation was released in 2025.
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User Reviews
CrypticNight – 7/10
“The atmosphere was thick with dread from the first frame. I loved the slow-burn buildup, even if the ending felt a bit rushed. The colonial backstory added a unique layer that made the horror feel more personal and grounded.”
SlasherSam – 6/10
“Some genuinely creepy moments, but the pacing dragged in the middle. The acting from Sarah was solid, but the supporting cast felt forgettable. Worth a watch for horror fans, but don't expect a rollercoaster of scares.”
GhoulGirl88 – 8/10
“I was genuinely unsettled throughout. The way the environment itself became a character was brilliant. It's not just a monster movie; it's a story about guilt and vengeance. One of the better horror films I've seen this year.”
TerrorTweaker – 5/10
“It had potential, but the plot felt familiar and the scares were more psychological than visceral. The blood and gore were minimal, which disappointed me, but the eerie tone kept me watching till the end.”
