It's a horror mystery movie adaptation from the novel of Agatha Christie's novel Hallowe'en Party (1969). The movie is starred by Kenneth Branagh as detective Hercule Poirot. It's in the decaying, haunted palazzo in post WWII Italy and really dives into an eerie, supernatural ambience with ghosts they try to communicate. In the end detective Poirot finds the reason of the phenomenon.
Thanks for the kind words and Sinister recβthat sounds like a solid supernatural thriller pick to check out next! Your #HumpdayAndChill entry on *A Haunting in Venice* (2023) captures its eerie haunted palazzo vibe and Kenneth Branagh's Poirot well, though it's worth noting it's only loosely inspired by Agatha Christie's *Hallowe'en Party* (with major changes like the Venice setting, added supernatural elements, and altered characters) rather than a straightforward adaptation, making it a fresh, atmospheric take on the mystery that blends horror and detection effectively for the September ghosts theme. π€π₯°π
! Since you mentioned Sinister, how do the entity rules there stack up against the supernatural communication in my #HumpdayAndChill A Haunting In Venice entry? Which one would spook you more?