Exhuma (2024) Review — A Grave Unearthed, A Curse Unleashed 8/10 Released: 22 February 2024 (South Korea) A wealthy family hires a shaman to move an ancestral grave and break a curse, unleashing eerie omens and buried horrors. English Review Director Jang Jae-hyun crafts a haunting supernatural thriller that feels rooted in history and folklore rather than relying on simple jump scares. Exhuma follows a team of shamans, geomancers, and undertakers who agree to relocate a mysterious grave for a wealthy family. What begins as a ritual quickly turns into a descent into dread as strange signs, unsettling visions, and ancient secrets emerge. The film's greatest strength is its atmosphere. From mist-covered mountains to dimly lit rituals, every scene is designed to create unease. The pacing is deliberate, allowing tension to build steadily before the story reveals its darker layers. The performances are excellent, grounding the supernatural elements in believable human emotion and fear. ...