Sherni
Durga takes up arms to protect her fellow villagers from a vicious thug who's been terrorizing them. As one of India's most wanted outlaws, Durga finds herself on the opposite side of the law from the man she loves.
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Plot Summary
A group of friends on a hunting expedition accidentally stumble upon an ancient temple deep within a forest. Their presence awakens a vengeful spirit, the titular Sherni (Tigress), who begins to hunt them down one by one. The survivors must find a way to appease the spirit or escape her wrath before they all become victims of her savage fury.
Critical Reception
Sherni is a B-movie horror flick from the late 80s Indian cinema, known for its campy effects and straightforward horror narrative. While not critically acclaimed, it found a niche audience among fans of creature features and Indian horror films of the era for its attempts at suspense and gore.
What Reviewers Say
- Enjoyed the suspenseful chase sequences and creature-feature elements.
- Found the special effects to be dated but fitting for the B-movie genre.
- Appreciated the straightforward, no-frills horror plot.
Google audience: Audience reviews are scarce for this film, but those available often mention it as a classic example of 80s Indian horror, with a certain charm despite its technical limitations.
Fun Fact
The Ramsay Brothers were prolific filmmakers in India, known for their low-budget horror films, often featuring supernatural elements and creatures.
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