Michael and Lisa are a young married couple who are on the verge of losing their home. Their luck changes when Michael, while on a photo-shoot at the historic Betty’s Hope Estate (an old sugar plantation), discovers an ancient vase and sells it to an antique dealer.
The couple gets little time to celebrate their good fortune before strange things begin to happen. First their house is ransacked, the antique dealer is found dead and Lisa gets an unusual mark on her stomach. She tries to get medical help but when that doesn’t work, they are introduced to a Jamaican medicine-man. He informs them that the ancient relic was not really a blessing but a curse and they had inadvertently given new life to a dormant soucuoyant (a vampire).
They must trap and destroy the soucouyant or risk losing their lives and the life of their unborn child.
Check out photos of the production in the Photo Gallery.
well if only you could all have been thare when we were shooting the film ,it was an amazing time ,it was very hot ,but then so was what we got on camera ,i am now back in london and it seems like a dreem ,love to you all jeff stewart aka felix cass ,,,,,,x x ,,,,,,,
I am so proud of you Aisha Ralph, it was only a matter of time before your extraordinary beauty, intelligence, integrety and talent were realized. The black queen that you are will shine through as brilliant as the sun. I am anxiously awaiting the release of this movie, sounds like a winner!!! love you girl!
Interesting story line, keep up the work.
Jah Guide.
Your films are the pride of Antigua.
The level of excellence and professionalism of your productions thus far
indicate the extreme hours and effort HAMA’s beautiful producers/directors
devote to their art.
Can’t wait for this. Very soon, I hope!
Hello there, congrats on bringing us some Antiguan folklore…I always enjoy anything HaMa does. I know it will be as entertaining as anything you’ve done before Congrats again
It sounds really creative and thrilling. Would love to see it. Hope it gets on DVD. We need more movies from the Caribbean!
Oh my goodness, i’m scared already, honestly…this is going to be fun, and quite interesting. Looking forward to all the creative that will go along with this.
Wow! How do you do it? make movies all the time, that is!
Please tell the secrets, because we humble Jamaicans want to copy your success.
Meantime, just tell us how soon we can see the next chapter in the exciting Hama Films series.
BLESSINGS and LOVE
Barbara
Congratulations!!!!!! LOOKING FORWARD TO SEEING THE FILM
Yup, that’s sure to be a hit. Two thumbs up to HaMa. I am sooooo proud of you guys.
Congratulations! this sounds like my kind of movie. Love all that vampire stuff.
I know this is going to be another winner for the HAMA team! Can’t wait to see it. Let me know when DVD is available so I can order! Keep them coming.
Love to see this! And I really like your blog site. Great going. The brief intro reminds me a bit of The Painted Canoe novel. Sure want to see this. Much luck to you! Pat
Wow, this sound very interesting. I would love to see it.
I don’t think Jamaican’s know about Soucouyah? They know bout “duppy”!
I think that medicine man must be a Haitian or a Dominican or Trini – you sure you not confusin his nationality??!!
Anyway, I am looking forward to seeing The Skin – hoping it gets air on Caribbean TV networks like CMC/CaribVision, and that we can buy the DVD in our respective islands.
One Caribbean love..
Jamaican’s have a version of the soucouyant it’s called “old hig.” Our medicine man (actor Carl Bradshaw) know bout ebry ting!
I’m sure it will get to CaribVision and DVD. Have you seen the other films?
Peace