Charismata 2017
"Face Your Demons"
In *Charismata (2017)*, rookie detective Rebecca faces a harrowing initiation into a brutal police force where tradition and intolerance run deep.
Director: Tor Mian
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Charismata (2017) about?
*Charismata (2017)* follows rookie detective Rebecca as she navigates a hostile police force while investigating ritualistic murders. The case takes a personal turn when the prime suspect zeroes in on her, forcing her into a deadly psychological cat-and-mouse game with a killer who may be more than human.
Who directed Charismata?
Tor Mian directed *Charismata (2017)*, bringing a dark, atmospheric edge to this horror-thriller.
Who stars in Charismata?
The film stars Sarah Beck Mather as Detective Rebecca, alongside Jamie Satterthwaite, Andonis Anthony, Johnny Vivash, and Ross Mullan in key roles.
Is Charismata (2017) worth watching?
As an unrated horror-thriller, *Charismata (2017)* offers a tense, atmospheric ride with strong performances and a haunting premise. If you enjoy psychological horror with a supernatural edge, it's a compelling watch—just be prepared for a ride into the unknown.
How long is Charismata?
*Charismata (2017)* has a runtime of 100 minutes.
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About Charismata (2017) — A Detective's Descent into Ritualistic Horror
In *Charismata (2017)*, rookie detective Rebecca faces a harrowing initiation into a brutal police force where tradition and intolerance run deep. Her investigation into a series of chilling ritualistic murders takes a nightmarish turn when the prime suspect—a figure shrouded in occult mystery—fixates on her as his next target. As the line between hunter and prey blurs, Rebecca's grip on reality frays, plunging her into a psychological abyss where her sanity, her life, and perhaps even her soul hang in the balance.
Director Tor Mian crafts a tense, atmospheric horror-thriller that blends police procedural grit with supernatural dread. With standout performances from Sarah Beck Mather and Jamie Satterthwaite, *Charismata (2017)* delivers a gripping descent into paranoia and obsession, where every shadow hides a demon—real or imagined.