| Director | Petr Jákl, Petr Jákl |
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| Box office | $687,644 |
Drawn by stories of widespread cannibalism during the Holodomor man-made famines (an act of genocide against Ukrainian people by Stalin) of the 1930s in Soviet Ukraine, an amateur filming crew from America interviews subjects in Kyiv. They find that the urban legends confirm what had happened, and are they led to a local psychic-cum-clairvoyant, who tells them that paranormal entities were behind the bloodshed. The crew does not take her warning seriously, in drunkenness they perform a séance involving a pentagram, in which they mockingly summon the disembodied ghost of Andrei Chikatilo, a notorious serial killer and cannibal who was active in the late 1970s and 1980s. The next morning, strange and eerie occurrences startle the crew, while they are unable to leave the place or get help. The Ukrainian psychic tries but fails to evict Chikatilo's presence, following which all hell breaks lose, she herself gets possessed and Chikatilo begins his killing spree again, they meet their gruesome ends, all alone and one by one.