Hagazussa

Originally Feigelfeld’s film school graduation project [13, 17, 23], is noted for several defining characteristics: Minimalist Dialogue: The film is nearly silent, relying on Mariel Baqueiro

The film is divided into four distinct chapters: Shadows , Horn , Blood , and Fire . Hagazussa

The story unfolds in the 15th-century Austrian Alps, a landscape that is as beautiful as it is desolate. It holds a 94% on Rotten Tomatoes from

Hagazussa premiered at the Fantastic Fest in 2017 and later streamed on Shudder. It holds a 94% on Rotten Tomatoes from critics but a significantly lower audience score. If you watch it for "scary monsters" or

Hagazussa is not entertainment. It is an experience. If you watch it for "scary monsters" or "jump scares," you will be bored to tears. You should watch Hagazussa if:

A hagazussa sat on this fence, existing neither fully in human society nor fully in the spirit world.