Horror flick 'Don't Look At The Demon' is first Malaysian film to enter US market, opening in 250 cinemas in North America


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The film follows the story of a group of American paranormal investigators that travel to Fraser’s Hill, Malaysia, to investigate supernatural occurrences in a house that was built in the early 1970s. Photo: Handout

Datuk Zahidi Zainul Abidin, deputy minister of Communications and Multimedia (K-KOMM) celebrated the global release of Don’t Look At The Demon - a local horror film featuring Hollywood actors that will be making its way to cinemas in over 20 countries in Kuala Lumpur yesterday (Sept 29).

Don’t Look At The Demon is also the first Malaysian film to be screened in the United States, paving the way for international success in future local productions.

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