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Incarnation of the Devil
Melissa (Wendy Wilson) has to lie to her grandmother (Muthia Datau) to go with her lover Bara (Baim Wong) to spend a romantic weekend together. She does not know that Bara has aalicious intent by putting cctv around the villa to record all their romantic activities. Bara’s plan almost run smoothly, until a strange incident occurrs in the villa. The situation grows tense when one by one become the target of the angry villa ghost.
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Melissa (Wendy Wilson) has to lie to her grandmother (Muthia Datau) to go with her lover Bara (Baim Wong) to spend a romantic weekend together. She does not know that Bara has aalicious intent by putting cctv around the villa to record all their romantic activities. Bara’s plan almost run smoothly, until a strange incident occurrs in the villa. The situation grows tense when one by one become the target of the angry villa ghost.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Misaini Indra
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Runtime:76 minutes
Studio:Intercept Filmcraft
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