Moroccan horror film... Moroccan films that outperformed Hollywood

Morocco has managed to make a distinctive name for itself in horror films, as Moroccan horror films and Moroccan horror films have been released and have proven the worth of Moroccans in producing horror films that contain a lot of excitement and real horror without vulgarity. The artistic system has been able to produce many distinctive horror films, and below is a list of a group of Moroccan horror films that you will enjoy watching.

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New Moroccan horror movie The Moroccan artistic community has produced a remarkable number of horror films over the past two years, so we'll showcase the most important of these films in the following paragraphs.

The cursed doll The Cursed Doll is a Moroccan horror film that is considered one of the most important. The film revolves around a doll that is cursed due to magic and sorcery. From there, the doll begins to move and then begins to take revenge on everyone.

This doll embarks on a terrifying journey of heinous acts that will make your hair stand on end. The doll's journey inside Morocco was an exciting journey filled with real horror. The series was distinguished by its realistic events, and many Moroccans confirm that the story of this doll is real.

Al Salam Hotel The movie "Peace Hotel" is considered a Moroccan horror movie and one of the most famous Moroccan horror movies that caused a huge media uproar immediately after its release, as the movie had many interesting and distinctive events.

The film was shot in Casablanca and took two consecutive years to produce this masterpiece that terrified everyone who saw it.

The film revolves around the pursuit of money, which forces the heroes to search for underground treasures. The heroes are unaware of the hidden forces behind the protection of the treasures found deep within the earth.

The heroes succeed in obtaining the treasure, and then life begins to turn against them, as the forces of demonic possession affect them, and then they turn from friends to enemies, killing each other.

The film stars Salwa Zarhan, Sami Al-Fakak, Mohamed Al-Shoubi, Ben Issa Al-Jirari, and Aziz Bouzaoui.

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Best Moroccan Horror Movies Here is a collection of the best Moroccan films that include horror and suspense, most notable of which are:

Midnight Obsessions Obsessions After Midnight is one of the most famous horror films in Morocco. Produced in 1999, it is an icon in the world of horror. The film revolves around a teacher who wanted to start a better life, so he traveled to study. Then, after a long absence, he returned once again to the city of Ifrane.

After returning home, he takes a job as a teacher at a school in the city. Then, the ghost of the girl he left behind begins to appear to him, and his life begins to turn upside down between reality and obsessions, between real terror and not knowing the facts.

The film stars Rachid El Ouali, Majida Benkirane, Mohamed Miftah, and Jihad Ghoualmi.

Qandisha Kandisha is a Moroccan horror film and one of the best films released in 2008. The film achieved many views and high revenues due to its distinctive and different atmosphere.

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The film stars Saïd Taghmaoui, Assaad Bouab, David Carradine, and Amal Ayouch. The cast speaks Arabic, English, and French.

The story of Qandisha revolves around an evil spirit known as Qandisha who seeks revenge on every man, even those who are close to her. Qandisha will not rest on one victim, but continues to take revenge on everyone, and has taken possession of the spirit of the lawyer responsible for her murder.

Ashura Ashura is a Moroccan horror film that is considered one of the best films. The film won the Grand Prize from Hardline and the Special Jury Prize at the Sitges Film Festival.

The story of Ashura revolves around children playing innocently, then trying to develop their game by heading to a cursed house and hiding there. While everyone is hiding, one of the four children disappears and then the three of them run away outside.

This incident continues to haunt the children's memories as they come to terms with what happened. Things continue in this manner until the missing child reappears, and the horror begins once again. The film stars Younes Boub, Ivan Gonzalez, Sofia Manocha, Omar Lotfi, Mohamed El-Shoubi, and Moussa Maskari.

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nightmare Nightmare is a Moroccan horror film classified as a psychological horror. The film revolves around a person's ability to return to the past, but he is unable to determine whether he truly experienced this experience or whether it was merely a disturbing nightmare. What makes the hero unable to determine the truth is his sleepwalking.

The film depicts the 1940s and also depicts the nature of life in Morocco at that time. The film was first shown in 1984, directed by Ahmed Yachfin, and starring Ezz El Arab El Kaghat. The film won two awards at the Casablanca Film Festival, the first for design and the second for directing. The film was very distinctive.

Days of Illusion Days of Illusion is a Moroccan horror film that revolves around revealing the hidden feelings within a person. Competition is what brings out all the values present in a person. The film's events begin when some people compete for a job, and then the manager transfers them to an icy area devoid of people. Here, the events begin to escalate, revealing what each person harbors.

The film stars Omar Lotfi, Karim Saidi, Mariam Al Rawi, Issam Bou Ali, Shawqi Al Aoufir, Mustafa Al Hawari, Mohamed Choubi, and Eric Savin. It is directed and written by Talal Al Salhami. The film participated in the 10th edition of the Marrakech International Film Festival in 2010.

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In the previous paragraphs, we've provided you with the most important details about the best and newest horror films in Morocco. We've also presented the story of each film so you can choose what suits you best. We hope you enjoy watching it, full of excitement and suspense.