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Summary
In the desolate hinterlands of Tamil Nadu, a stranded urbanite enlists the help of three locals to find his missing family believed to have been abducted by nefarious beings of a cursed village. Meanwhile, a maniacal heir to a pharma empire sends a group of mercenaries to the same village to retrieve something long forgotten. Will they come out of this terror-stricken night alive?
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In the desolate hinterlands of Tamil Nadu, a stranded urbanite enlists the help of three locals to find his missing family believed to have been abducted by nefarious beings of a cursed village. Meanwhile, a maniacal heir to a pharma empire sends a group of mercenaries to the same village to retrieve something long forgotten. Will they come out of this terror-stricken night alive?
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A horror thriller in a cursed village with graphic gore, body-part violence, occasional swearing, and themes like cannibalism and pedophilia touched on briefly; critics say no nudity, but call it unsuitable for children.
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Violence · Moderate · Reviewer on record
“shots of ripping of body parts, and violent acts” view the record →
Violence · Strong · Reviewer on record
“ब्रूटालिटी कहीं पर भी कोई रह नहीं दिखाया गया है रफाल खून खराबा एकदम ऐसे भर भर के डाला गया है” view the record →
KaKi's Talkies praises the production design, gore and two lead performances, calling it Tamil's first proper body-horror entry, but faults a weak… Watch it there →
Phani Reviews likes the supporting character work and creature make-up but calls Arya's performance unnatural and the cinematography unremarkable;… Watch it there →
Jeevaganesh (Ananda Vikatan) finds decent performances, atmospheric cinematography and a strong score, but says the writing leans on tired horror… Read it there →
Anusha Sundar calls The Village a disappointing, pulpy horror series let down by a diluted screenplay, superficial handling of heavy themes, and… Read it there →
Leisurebyte finds The Village cliched and badly written, let down by weak VFX and slack pacing, calling it boring at best and stupid at worst; the… Read it there →