In the eerie halls of an old dormitory, a group of curious students, led by the daring Reza, stumbles upon a forbidden ritual that awakens something sinister. As the nights grow longer and the whispers grow louder, they realize that some doors should never be opened. With each passing day, the line between the living and the dead blurs, and the friends must confront the terrifying consequences of their curiosity. ‘Jeritan Malam’ is a chilling Indonesian horror that will make you think twice about what lurks in the shadows.
User Reviews
“I wasn't expecting much going in, but the atmosphere really got under my skin. The ritual scene was creepy and the tension kept building. It's not perfect, but if you're into slow-burn horror, this is worth a shot.”
“Honestly, I've seen scarier. The acting was a bit over the top for me, and it relied too much on jump scares. Still, there were a few moments that made me uneasy. It's an average horror flick you might watch with friends.”
“The atmosphere was fantastic! It really captured the fear of exploring forbidden places. The sound design was chilling, and I loved how the story unfolded. Maybe the ending wasn't the strongest, but the journey was gripping. Highly recommend to fans of Indonesian horror.”
“It had some good scares and a creepy premise, but it sometimes felt like the plot was going in circles. The characters weren't that memorable, which made it hard to fully care. Still, it's not bad for a rainy night. I'd give it a solid 6.”






























































