Before you point it out, yes, I shamelessly stole this from Reddit.https://elcinema.com/en/work/1003606/This movie has a real curse spell to summon Djinn to make harm>While filming a scene involving the summoning of jinn, the director demanded absolute realism. >He wanted the moment to feel authentic—unsettling, believable, alive. To achieve this, a spiritual practitioner known as El-Sayed El-Husseini El-Falaky السيد الحسيني الفلكي was brought to the set and asked to say little real magic words mixed with meaningless words in front of the camera. >What no one realized—not the actors, not the crew, not even the director—was that he was reciting a full, perfectly executed incantation.>It was Al-Azima Al-Barhatiyya العزيمة البرهتية , a spell whispered about in occult lore, feared for its intensity and destructive power.>The words were real.>And they were recorded.>The scene made it into the final cut. The film was released to the public. Only later did the truth emerge.>When the movie was screened in cinemas, viewers reported experiencing strange and unsettling phenomena, which ultimately led to the film being banned from public exhibition. >In 2003, The body of El-Sayed El-Husseini El-Falaky was found inside a secret room in his office. The room was heavily secured with a reinforced steel door, and no one was allowed inside except him and a few important clients. >His body was described as disturbing. His eyes were wide open, staring directly at the ceiling. His face had turned pale blue, and his mouth was fully open, as if he had been terrified in his final moments. On the ceiling, directly above where he had been looking, there were strange, unexplained stains. Some people believed that whatever he saw might have caused his death.
I think the concept of cursed media is probably legit, but I think this case is not. I cannot find anything else backing this, only the one Reddit user.
