Cekelat Honey

A young couple, Adam and Zilla, struggle with their relationship as Adam is constantly being haunted by a mysterious ghost. Zilla attempts to help Adam overcome his fear, but the ghost's presence becomes increasingly aggressive, threatening their sanity and their lives.

Cekelat Honey received mixed reviews from critics, with some praising its comedic elements and attempts at horror, while others found the plot to be weak and the scares unoriginal. Audience reception was generally polarized, with many enjoying the humor but criticizing the predictability.

• The film attempts to blend comedy and horror, with some success in its lighter moments.

• The scares are often predictable and lack genuine tension.

• Performances are generally considered adequate, but the script struggles to maintain momentum.

Google audience: Audiences found the comedic aspects of 'Cekelat Honey' to be its strong suit, providing some much-needed levity. However, many viewers were disappointed by the horror elements, deeming them uninspired and lacking in genuine frights. The plot was also a point of contention for some, who felt it was too simplistic.

The film is part of a series of horror-comedy films directed by Syafiq Yusof, often featuring similar thematic elements and cast members.