Ezra follows the story of a couple who shift from Mumbai to Kochi where strange incidents begin to take place at their home. This is all you need to know as anything else might act as a spoiler. The story is not very novel but there are enough elements to keep you invested. The screenplay may not really give you jump scares nor would it scare the living daylights out of you. But the proceedings are still independently interesting to keep you invested. While the first half unfolds like a routine horror(although quite watchable), the second half is interesting with the introduction of the religious angle. This is the soul reason why this movie works as this does bring an assemblance of freshness to the drama. The twists and turns in the second half will keep you invested and the twist in the pre-climax is a good one that I did not predict. The end is slightly underwhelming but you need to keep in mind how much the audience has evolved after the OTT space being introduced. So this may have worked well 4 years ago but might seem slightly outdated today. Overall a good horror watch, considering the time it had released in.