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Keranda Kuntilanak
Abby (Tifany Jane) and Ikke (Fiona Fachry) never suspected that their boarding house that was once safe and peaceful, suddenly became sinister. Every night, there are strange events that befall them. Cody (Indra Brotolaras), Ikke's boy friend, and DJ (Zaky Zimah), sweet but gullible guy, who often come to their boarding house, are also affected. One day Steff (Stefan William) came to see her boyfriend, Abby. Steff is a soap opera actress become a main attraction, especially for DJ who wants to be an artist. But it turns out Steff arrival was also disturbed.
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Plot Summary
A group of students decides to investigate a series of mysterious deaths surrounding a local legend of a vengeful kuntilanak (female ghost). As they delve deeper into the mystery, they awaken the malevolent spirit, putting their lives in grave danger. They must find a way to appease or defeat the ghost before it claims them all.
Critical Reception
The film received mixed to negative reviews, with critics often citing its reliance on jump scares and gore over substance. While some appreciated the atmospheric horror elements, many found the plot predictable and the character development lacking. It was generally seen as a standard entry in Indonesian horror cinema.
What Reviewers Say
Relies heavily on jump scares and graphic violence.
The plot is derivative and predictable.
Fails to deliver compelling characters or a truly frightening narrative.
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Fun Fact
Kimo Stamboel, the director, is known for his work in Indonesian horror films, often collaborating with Joko Anwar.
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