Manikandan Ramalingam and it was released in cinemas on March 27 of this year.After its theatrical release, the film is gearing up to reach a wider audience through its OTT release. The film stars FJ, Ayraa, Chandini Tamilarasan and Mona Bedreand Sreeja Ravi in important roles.
Where to watch ‘Satan: The Dark’
According to the OTT Release Twitter forum, ‘Satan: The Dark’ will start streaming on Prime Video from May 8, 2026. Streaming will arrive almost six weeks after the film’s release.The story of ‘Satan: The Dark’ unfolds in two timelines and centers around a terrifying supernatural curse linked to ritual witchcraft. During the time of the East India Company, a dark ritual in the mountainous region of Hasthinapuram goes awry and unleashes an evil force.In the current timeline, Marcelin, played by Mona Bedre, begins acting violently after falling under the influence of a mysterious supernatural entity. It affects her young daughter Alisha who portrays her disturbing transformation Ayraa Palakas well as others in the area. The film then follows Alisha’s attempts to rescue her from a curse.The crew behind ‘Satan: The Dark’The technical department of the film includes several notable names. Bala G Ramasamy worked as cinematographer, while music was composed by Aswin Krishna. Editing was handled by Rajkumar and Kovai Abishek DFT.Surendran Selvaraj was the art director for the project, while Danger Mani designed the action choreography. The sound design was done by Aswathaman Siva, and the final sound mix was done by AM Senthamizhan.ETimes verdict on ‘Satan: The Dark’ETimes reviewed the film and commented on her performances as well as the execution of the script. In the review they stated: “The occult and Christian imagery gathered so far could have added texture, but it’s there as a costume. Fredrick John and Ayraa Pala give decent turns, selling the fear and terror that their roles demand. Chandini Tamilarasan, a woman who turns to Satan worship and cuts her own tongue, has no real presence. Mona Bedre, Sreeja Ravi and Edward are apt.At 144 minutes, the film stands out. A tighter cut could have saved any claustrophobic tension the setting creates. Instead, it stretches and defaults until the same gimmicky hits stop registering.”
