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Kuyang the Movie
Kuyang is a nocturnal female spirit in the form of a human head with the contents of the body attached without skin and limbs that can fly looking for the blood of a baby or the blood of a woman who has given birth. This creature is known to the public in Kalimantan. In a village in Kalimantan, a husband and wife whose wife is 7 months pregnant has just moved to the area to start a new life. Everything went normal at first until they were haunted by Kuyang who wanted to take the baby. Will they be able to face the Kuyang or will they even lose the baby.
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Kuyang is a nocturnal female spirit in the form of a human head with the contents of the body attached without skin and limbs that can fly looking for the blood of a baby or the blood of a woman who has given birth. This creature is known to the public in Kalimantan. In a village in Kalimantan, a husband and wife whose wife is 7 months pregnant has just moved to the area to start a new life. Everything went normal at first until they were haunted by Kuyang who wanted to take the baby. Will they be able to face the Kuyang or will they even lose the baby.
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Genre:Horror, Thriller
Written By:Fajar Syuderajat
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:786 Production, Max Anderson
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