Holocaust

Storyline

Holocaust follows an aspiring filmmaker who chooses a remote, seemingly abandoned bungalow in Kerala as the perfect setting for his horror movie. When a mysterious box related to his script appears on the site, the crew experiences inexplicable supernatural events. Racing against time, they have six days to uncover the bungalow’s dark past and escape before they become part of its haunting history.

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Tagline

"When fiction turns deadly, will they survive the nightmare?"

Motion Picture Rating (MPA)

U/A

Trivia

• The Holocaust is one of the few Tamil horror films shot entirely in a real abandoned bungalow in Kerala to enhance authenticity.
• Director Vishnu Chandran drew inspiration from classic haunted house stories and real folklore from Kerala.
• The film’s music composer, Syam Mohan M, used traditional instruments to create an eerie atmosphere.

Goofs

• In some scenes, the lighting continuity shifts noticeably between cuts, which can be distracting.
• A character’s necklace changes position between shots during a tense confrontation scene.
• A prop clock sometimes shows different times within the same sequence.

Quotes

• “When fiction turns deadly, will they survive the nightmare?”
• “Some secrets should stay buried.”
• “The house remembers everything.”

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• The end credits feature stylized spooky animations and sound effects that keep the eerie mood going.
• Special thanks include shoutouts to local Kerala residents who allowed filming on their property.

Connections

• The director previously worked on short horror films, many of which explored haunted houses and supernatural themes.
• Some cast members appeared in other regional horror projects distributed by Shutter Frames Productions.

Soundtracks

• The soundtrack by Syam Mohan M M blends classical Kerala folk sounds with modern, suspenseful scores.
• Key tracks include “Whispers in the Dark” and “Six Days to Dawn,” which underscore the film’s tense atmosphere.