Tumbbad

It’s beautifully crafted and creepy as hell.

What the film forsakes in the acting department (with irregular performances), it more than compensates for with visual richness, artistry, imagination and genre-loyalty.

I left the theatre with images swirling in my head and a few questions that the film doesn't answer. Which is not a bad thing.

Atmospheric, heavy on mythology and scary as hell.

The film creeps into your bones and gives you a little shiver of discomfort at how very unknowable the world is.

The monsters portrayed may fall short of the imagined horrors, but as the credits roll a profound realisation dawns — the real monsters are in the hearts of men.

If Clive Barker had made There Will Be Blood, it might have gone something like this Hindi-language horror epic.

... genre-defying folksy fantasy flick ...

An interesting movie and I do think it's worthy of your time but it's a long, long, movie about a moral that we all know we all know.

An impressive Indian Gothic horror fable about greed...