When a group of ambitious content creators ventures into the isolated village of Caruban Larang to film a documentary, they dismiss the locals’ warnings as mere superstition. But as the cameras roll, an eerie presence begins to infiltrate their reality—shadows move on their own, whispers echo through the night, and the veil between the living and the dead grows thin. What starts as a quest for viral fame spirals into a harrowing battle for survival, forcing them to confront a malevolent force that demands respect. In this atmospheric Indonesian horror, director Monty Tiwa masterfully blends found-footage tension with traditional folklore to create a chilling descent into madness.
User Reviews
“I really enjoyed the creepy atmosphere and the way the traditional folklore was woven into the story. It felt genuinely unsettling at times, though the pacing dragged a bit in the middle. For me, it's a solid horror flick that delivers on chills.”
“The premise was promising and the setting was perfect, but I felt the scares were a bit predictable. The acting was decent, but the documentary-style filming gave me a headache. It's worth a watch if you're into regional horror, but don't expect a masterpiece.”
“I wanted to like this more, but the story felt a bit jumbled and the characters weren't very memorable. There were a couple of creepy moments, but overall it didn't scare me much. It felt like a missed opportunity with the rich folklore it could have used.”
“As someone who loves supernatural folklore, this movie hit the right notes for me. The build-up was tense and the cultural elements added depth. It's not the scariest film I've seen, but the atmosphere and the ending left a lasting impression. Highly recommend for fans of international horror.”






























































