Ainun’s world shatters when she discovers her biological father, Abah Mulya, is a revered spiritual leader hiding a dark secret. Beneath his pious facade lies a heretic who has twisted faith to justify sinister rituals, leading his followers astray from the true path. As Ainun delves deeper into her father’s hidden world, she uncovers a web of manipulation and supernatural dread that threatens to consume them all. Can she redeem his corrupted soul and save his disciples from damnation, or will the shadows of his heresy drag her down too? A chilling Indonesian horror that explores faith, family, and the horrors that lurk in the spaces between belief and madness.
User Reviews
“I thought the atmosphere was superb—the creepy village setting and the slow build of dread really got under my skin. The acting was solid, especially the lead, but it felt a bit long in the middle. Still, the finale was a gut punch!”
“For me, it had some genuinely unnerving moments, and the concept was fresh. But I wished it had more explicit scares and a tighter script. Some parts went over my head, and the pacing dragged a little. Not a bad watch though.”
“I was completely immersed in this story. The blend of psychological horror with spiritual themes was done beautifully. I loved how it made me question faith and family. Easily one of the best horror films this year for me.”
“It had a strong premise and a chilling mood that I appreciated. The acting was good, and the religious twist added a unique layer. But the middle act felt a bit slow, and I managed to guess some twists. Still, I'd recommend it to fans of slow-burn horror.”































































