In the eerie stillness of a crumbling bungalow haunted by the shadows of the Japanese occupation, a young couple seeks refuge from the chaos of city life. Arman and Melati soon discover that their sanctuary holds a malevolent secret, awakened when Melati accidentally disturbs a marked stone on the property. As unsettling occurrences escalate, the couple finds themselves ensnared in a web of ancient Malay folklore, where vengeful spirits and unspoken curses blur the line between reality and nightmare. With its slow-burning tension and chilling atmosphere, Rasuk is a haunting descent into the supernatural that will leave you questioning what lurks in the shadows.
User Reviews
“I really enjoyed the atmospheric buildup in this one. The setting was perfect for a ghost story, and the folklore elements added a unique twist. Some scenes genuinely gave me chills, though the pacing lagged a bit in the middle.”
“It had its moments, but overall it felt a bit cliché. The jumpscares were predictable, and the acting was okay but not great. I would only recommend it if you're a die-hard fan of Malaysian horror.”
“For me, this film was a mixed bag. The cultural lore behind it was fascinating, and the visuals were quite creepy at times. But the story could have been tighter, and the ending left me wanting more.”
“I was pleasantly surprised by how much this got under my skin. The eerie bungalow and the slow dread really worked for me. It's not perfect, but it's a solid horror film that deserves more attention.”
































































