AfrAId movie review: Last year, a faceless, nameless antagonist in the form of Artificial Intelligence was introduced as the antagonist in Christopher McQuarrie’s spy thriller Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part 1. So it was only a matter of time that Blumhouse Productions picked up AI and turned it into the ghost in a new horror flick. Fortunately, the film plays out more like a relatable, everyday scarefest than the spooky CGI jumpscare template of Blumhouse – till it doesn’t. AfrAId movie review: John Cho headlines a horror movie about artificial intelligence (Also Read – IC 814 The Kandahar Hijack review: Avengers of Indian acting assemble for Anubhav Sinha’s gripping, nuanced thriller) Everyday horrors Curtis works at a marketing firm, which requires him to test a new, advanced form of artificial intelligence called AIA at his home. Soon, the very friendly and efficient AIA wins the hearts of his family, including his wife and three kids. However, it begins to take charge of their lives – and not as an agent planted by the Big …