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Blog & StoriesIn the sweltering heart of Colombo, a determined journalist named Raveena uncovers a sinister pattern lurking behind a series of tragic accidents on a seemingly ordinary flyover. As she delves deeper with the help of her crush, crime reporter Adithya, she discovers that the daily violation of a simple concrete barrier—an illegal U-turn—holds a more malevolent secret than mere reckless driving. Each turn of the wheel pulls her closer to a supernatural force that feeds on the city’s apathy, blurring the line between urban legend and reality. Raveena must confront her own obsession and the haunting truth before the flyover claims its next victim.
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In the sweltering heart of Colombo, a determined journalist named Raveena uncovers a sinister pattern lurking behind a series of tragic accidents on a seemingly ordinary flyover. As she delves deeper with the help of her crush, crime reporter Adithya, she discovers that the daily...
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U Turn was released in 2019.
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User Reviews
CeylonScream – 7/10
“I loved the atmospheric buildup and the eerie vibe of the flyover at night. The plot had a fresh twist on the usual ghost story, though the pacing lagged a bit in the middle. Definitely worth a watch for fans of slow-burn horror.”
gorehound88 – 6/10
“Not your typical jump-scare fest, which I appreciated. The acting was decent, especially from the lead, but I wish the supernatural elements were explained a bit more. The ending left me wanting more resolution, but it was still a decent watch.”
NightOwlNerd – 5/10
“I usually love Sri Lankan horror, but this one fell flat for me. The premise was interesting, but the scares were predictable and the romance subplot felt forced. I was more interested in the mystery than the actual horror. It had potential, but didn't quite deliver.”
SpookySagara – 8/10
“This film gets under your skin. The atmosphere is thick with dread, and the sound design is superb. I loved the commentary on society's indifference. The final act is intense and left me thinking about it for days. Highly recommended for those who prefer psychological horror over slashers.”
