In the heart of rural Java, the serene Kahuripan Islamic boarding school is enveloped by a creeping dread as crops wither and unexplained possessions grip the villagers. Ustadz Qodrat, a man of faith, returns to his alma mater only to find his past sins echoing through the halls. As the boundary between the living and the djinn blurs, he must confront a malevolent force that threatens to consume everything he holds dear. A chilling tale of guilt, faith, and the darkness that lurks beneath the surface of tradition.
User Reviews
“I really enjoyed the atmospheric tension and the cultural depth. The djinn lore was fascinating, and the boarding school setting added a unique creepy factor. Some scares were predictable, but overall it kept me on edge.”
“For me, this was a slow burn that didn't quite pay off. The acting was decent, but I wanted more scares and less melodrama. The possession scenes were creepy though, and the cinematography was beautiful.”
“This movie got under my skin. The sound design and the way it built suspense were brilliant. I loved how it blended religious themes with horror, and the ending left me thinking for days. Definitely recommend for fans of international horror.”
“It's a solid horror film, but not groundbreaking. The story had potential but felt a bit disjointed at times. The scares were effective in parts, and the performances were strong, especially from the lead. Worth a watch if you enjoy cultural horror.”





























































