6 films hitting theaters this week: Horror, comedy, and animation in the same program

Movie theaters are hosting six new productions from different genres for the week of August 7. The week's selection features films ranging from horror and thriller to animation, and from local comedy to literary adaptations.

For those following the horror genre, one of the week's notable productions is "The Strangers: Chapter 1", directed by Renny Harlin. Announced as the third and final film of the series, the production focuses on Maya's final confrontation with masked killers. The film stars Madelaine Petsch and Ema Horvath.

For those looking for a literary adaptation, "Animal Farm", brought to the screen from George Orwell's classic novel, is being released. Directed by Andy Serkis, the animation tells the story of how an animal rebellion, which began with a quest for freedom and equality, eventually turns into a different kind of order.

One of the week's horror-comedy options, "The Exorcist's House", focuses on the story of Susan Price, a real estate agent who buys and sells haunted houses and is a certified exorcist. The film, directed by Melissa LaMartina, stars Helenmary Ball and Julian Ball.

The local comedy "Kozalak Devri" brings to the screen the experiences of İzzet, who gets drawn into village headman elections while dreaming of becoming a mayor. The film features İzzet Başoğlu, Özcan Başoğul, Rıdvan Kevrek, Ferit Ateşbakan, Şahin Aydın, and Tivorlu İsmail.

Combining horror, drama, and thriller genres, "Coming from the Dark" follows the story of Saga and Jon, who move to a secluded house in the Finnish forests. Directed by Hanna Bergholm, the production stars Seidi Haarla and Rupert Grint.

For children and animation viewers, the week's local production will be "Keloğlan and His Animal Friends". Directed and written by Buğra Kekik, the film is about Keloğlan embarking on a new adventure following an extraordinary light falling from the sky during the Pumpkin Festival.

News Source: 12punto