Modern Hit Songs from Film Soundtracks
Great films not only give us great stories, but also great soundtracks. Here are some of our favorite picks for soundtracks songs.
Devil in the Womb
After 15 years of marriage and adopting two brothers Alani and Vito, Amelia became pregnant. In order to take care of his wife, who also suffers from high blood pressure, Verdi the husband, moved from Jakarta to a plantation company at the foot of Mount Salak. Problems arise when the house they live in appears by the spirit of a woman who in the past lost a baby in her womb due to a mystical event. Now the spirit has come, trying to penetrate into Amelia's body to judge the baby in her womb. Vito and Alani, who realize the danger, try to protect their mother even though they have to face a life-threatening threat. But as it turned out, the woman's spirit was the only danger he faced. There are other, more sinister forces that have never been thought of before.
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After 15 years of marriage and adopting two brothers Alani and Vito, Amelia became pregnant. In order to take care of his wife, who also suffers from high blood pressure, Verdi the husband, moved from Jakarta to a plantation company at the foot of Mount Salak. Problems arise when the house they live in appears by the spirit of a woman who in the past lost a baby in her womb due to a mystical event. Now the spirit has come, trying to penetrate into Amelia's body to judge the baby in her womb. Vito and Alani, who realize the danger, try to protect their mother even though they have to face a life-threatening threat. But as it turned out, the woman's spirit was the only danger he faced. There are other, more sinister forces that have never been thought of before.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Gea Rexy, Asaf Antariksa, Bagus Bramanti
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:DHF Entertainment
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