Don't Look at the Demon

An American television crew specializing in paranormal investigations travels to the highlands of Fraser's Hill, Malaysia. Led by a medium named Jules, the team aims to document supernatural disturbances reported by a couple who recently moved into a house with a dark history. As the group investigates, they encounter malevolent forces and possessions that surpass anything they have faced in their careers. Jules must confront a demon that is linked to a traumatic event from her own childhood involving her sister in order to save her colleagues.

Directed by Brando Lee, the film features a cast including Fiona Dourif, Jordan Belfi, Malin Crépin, Harris Dickinson, Randy Wayne, and William Miller. The production was a collaboration between Bliss Picture Ltd., Mig Beats Sdn. Bhd, Barnstorm Films, and Brando Studios, with a screenplay written by Alfie Palermo.

The movie received mixed reception from viewers and critics. It holds a 5/10 rating on IMDb based on 1,100 votes and a higher 6.8/10 on TMDB from 93 votes. Film critics provided a rating of 5.8/10 from 9 reviews, placing their assessment between the two audience scores.