Youssri Ahmed

Youssri Ahmed’s filmography is honestly all over the place, in the best way. The guy’s got range, no doubt. Let’s talk about Paranormal from 2020—now, that’s a wild ride. Set in Egypt in the 1960s, it follows Dr. Refaat Ismail, a cynical hematologist who keeps stumbling into supernatural chaos he’s not even trying to be a part of. The whole thing’s drenched in this gloomy, mysterious vibe, with retro visuals and stories pulled from Ahmed Khaled Tawfik’s cult novels. Ghosts, curses, ancient legends—nothing’s safe. It’s freaky, but there’s also a lot of dark humor and snark. Ahmed’s work just nails that awkward tension between skepticism and terror. Then there’s Cypher (2021). Not the same flavor at all. We’re dropped into this high-stakes, tech-noir world with encrypted messages, secret agents, and a guy who can’t tell what’s real or who to trust. It’s glitchy, paranoid, and honestly, you’re left questioning reality right along with the main character. Ahmed brings a sharp edge to the production, giving you that feeling of being constantly watched. It’s got that adrenaline surge, like someone’s about to hack your phone or steal your identity at any second. And hey, 6 Days (2025) is on the horizon. People are buzzing, but details are tight. Based on the little info floating around, it looks like a tense thriller with Ahmed steering into darker, more psychological territory. Rumor has it, we’re in for suspense, mind games, and the kind of storytelling that keeps you up at night. If his past work’s anything to go by, expect a wild mix of fear, wit, and weirdness.