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Black Magic
After his father commits suicide, Rendy, his wife Laura and his two children return to Indonesia to look after his ailing mother. Rendy is shocked to find his mother mysteriously unable to speak, lying in bed in a trance. After his mother unexpectedly attacks the family, they soon realize she is haunted by a terrifying dark magic. A rampage of horrific attacks soon befall the family as they try to escape the demonic black magic that assails them.
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After his father commits suicide, Rendy, his wife Laura and his two children return to Indonesia to look after his ailing mother. Rendy is shocked to find his mother mysteriously unable to speak, lying in bed in a trance. After his mother unexpectedly attacks the family, they soon realize she is haunted by a terrifying dark magic. A rampage of horrific attacks soon befall the family as they try to escape the demonic black magic that assails them.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Helfi C.H. Kardit, Maruska Bath
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Skylar Pictures, GMA Pictures, The Annex Entertainment
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