Watched Khadam, and here's my thought...
After a long hiatus, here's another piece from RedComm, Khadam is the first horror/drama by RedComm, directed by Shamyl Othman and set in 1950.
"Khadam" word itself is a Malay/Arabic, generally translated as servant or attendant.
As a horror movie junkie, I would say Khadam is one of a kind piece, a movie that has a clear path and a smooth storyline.
With the themes, family responsibility, generational trauma and the true meaning of love in marriage, Khadam invites the audience to question: Who is the real villain in this story?
3 Reasons to Watch 'Khadam (2026)'
1. The Storyline
The narrative is very different from any other horror movies in the past.
The movie starts off with a very clear message, so, as an audience I didn't have to scouting around.


















