From director GuGu E. Michaels comes a chilling horror tale that plunges into the depths of West African folklore. The story follows a young man named Kofi, played by Draiel Prince, who returns to his ancestral coastal village after his grandmother’s mysterious death. Haunted by fragmented memories and a growing sense of dread, Kofi soon discovers that the local waters hold a terrifying secret tied to the legendary Mami Wata, a seductive yet deadly water spirit. As he delves deeper into the village’s history, Kofi encounters a cast of wary locals, including the enigmatic elder portrayed by Charles "Skeeta" Jenkins and the fiercely protective healer played by Merlisa Determined. The spirit’s influence begins to spread, manifesting in eerie visions and violent disturbances that threaten to consume the entire community. With the help of a skeptical marine biologist, brought to life by Jeffery Gray, and a young woman with a deep connection to the spirit world, played by Facce Agugua, Kofi must confront the ancient entity before it claims more lives. Blending atmospheric dread with visceral scares, this 108-minute horror film explores themes of grief, tradition, and the dangerous allure of the unknown, keeping audiences on edge as the line between myth and reality blurs.