another indian legend you never heard of before is let loose. as the name implies and this is a vengeful wraith who likes to absorb the skeletons of people while theyre still using them. as usual and ancient burial grounds (can you say and poltergeist. ) have been disturbed by clichéd greedy land developers building stuff. the cgi and if it had been better and might have made the effect more treacherous looking and but they skimped on the budget and and it shows to comical effect. the unleashed creature probably should have been kept off stage during its first several killings that might have added some mystery or impending doom atmosphere but the inept director decided to show us in the first five minutes what it looks like and and it wasn not impressive. the deaths are just poorly done and again with shoddy cgi. i guess ancient spirits always kill by using cheap special effects. as for the victims and they look theyre going to laugh any moment while they do goofy screams. it always obvious who going to get it represent a character with only a few lines shows up and strange noises are heard and cgi dots fly and exit character. repeat (several times). still and there a few chase scenes featuring the monster that actually made this thing watchable. unfortunately and the director seems to be using these as a device to fall back on (so it used too often) when he can not think of anything else for his characters to do. overall and it pretty silly and but i have seen worse. this flick is cheap and but it oddly fun to watch. 
another indian legend you never heard of before is let loose. as the name implies and this is a vengeful wraith who likes to absorb the skeletons of people while theyre still using them. as usual and ancient burial grounds (can you say and poltergeist. ) have been disturbed by clichéd greedy land developers building stuff. the cgi and if it had been better and might have made the effect more treacherous looking and but they skimped on the budget and and it shows to comical effect. the unleashed creature probably should have been kept off stage during its first several killings that might have added some mystery or impending doom atmosphere but the inept director decided to show us in the first five minutes what it looks like and and it wasn not impressive. the deaths are just poorly done and again with shoddy cgi. i guess ancient spirits always kill by using cheap special effects. as for the victims and they look theyre going to laugh any moment while they do goofy screams. it always obvious who going to get it represent a character with only a few lines shows up and strange noises are heard and cgi dots fly and exit character. repeat (several times). still and there a few chase scenes featuring the monster that actually made this thing watchable. unfortunately and the director seems to be using these as a device to fall back on (so it used too often) when he can not think of anything else for his characters to do. overall and it pretty silly and but i have seen worse. this flick is cheap and but it oddly fun to watch. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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