Exclusive! Things get creepy in a clip from Romola Garai’s film Amulet

Last Updated on August 2, 2021

Romola Garai has earned more than 40 acting credits over the last couple decades, getting nominated for Golden Globes twice along the way. Now she has made her feature writing and directing debut with the horror film AMULET, which arrives in theatres and On Demand today, July 24th – in fact, you can watch it at THIS LINK

To mark the occasion, we have gotten our hands on an EXCLUSIVE clip from the film. The clip is embedded above and offers a glimpse at a really creepy moment.

AMULET has the following synopsis: 

Following an accident that leaves him homeless in London, former soldier Tomaz is brought to the rotting home of Magda, a lonely woman in desperate need of help as she looks after her dying mother. Though at first resistant, Magda eventually welcomes him into their lives and allows him to help her care for them. But as he worms his way into their routine and begins to fall for Magda, Tomaz starts to notice strange, unexplainable, and ugly phenomena. Something seems very wrong with the mysterious old woman who never leaves the top floor, and Magda may in fact be enslaved to do her otherworldly bidding.

The film stars Carla Juri, Alec Secareanu, Imelda Staunton, and Angeliki Papoulia.

Check out the clip and see if you'd like to watch AMULET today!

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