Malaysian horror flick 'Rahsia' gets inspiration from James Wan films and Stephen King novels


'Rahsia' is not only influenced by the original film but also by Stephen King’s works. Photos: Handout

Rahsia is a reboot of a 1987 film directed by Othman Hafsham, which was the first horror movie to win the Best Film award at the 7th Malaysia Film Festival (FFM7).

The update is directed by Othman’s son, Shamyl Othman (Kami Histeria), and written by Alfie Palermo (One Cent Thief).

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