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"Not For The Faint of Heart": 'Traumatika' Is Effectively Scary
The trailer of 'Traumatika' promises a truly terrifying horror experience, captivating audiences with its chilling visuals.
A new trailer is available for the film Traumatika, a horror movie directed by French director Pierre Tsigaridis. It is clearly not a big production, but it has received strong feedback and the trailer is effectively frightening. Note: the imagery is imaginative yet intense.
In the film, Mikey's nightmares become real when his mother begins to show signs of demonic possession. What he undergoes will haunt him for the rest of his life and claim countless lives for generations.
On Rotten Tomatoes, there are eleven reviews, and the Tomatometer stands at a decent 82 percent. This means that only two reviewers consider the film 'rotten'.
"It’s not an easy film to watch. But I think Traumatika performs excellently overall: it delivers expected jump scares while also leaving thought-provoking material for those who are willing to engage," says Dan Tabor from Cinapse.
The film appears to have been completed in 2024 and will be released in the United States starting on September 12 in theaters, presumably in a limited capacity.
In the film, Mikey's nightmares become real when his mother begins to show signs of demonic possession. What he undergoes will haunt him for the rest of his life and claim countless lives for generations.
Reception
On Rotten Tomatoes, there are eleven reviews, and the Tomatometer stands at a decent 82 percent. This means that only two reviewers consider the film 'rotten'.
"It’s not an easy film to watch. But I think Traumatika performs excellently overall: it delivers expected jump scares while also leaving thought-provoking material for those who are willing to engage," says Dan Tabor from Cinapse.
In The US
The film appears to have been completed in 2024 and will be released in the United States starting on September 12 in theaters, presumably in a limited capacity.
