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Manusia Kerupuk 

Two vloggers—Galih and Alip—find themselves during a night vlog in the wilderness of Benua Riung.There are two strange kerupuk (crackers) that suddenly turn into something supernatural when they consume two mysterious kerupuk left in the forest. the duo is instantly teleported to the hidden lair of the Manusia Kerupuk (The Cracker Man), a legendary figure from Benua Sunda who has been lying in wait for 1,500 years. What comes next is an absurd confrontation as the mythical villain reveals his trap and prepares to dispose of his expected guests
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Two vloggers—Galih and Alip—find themselves during a night vlog in the wilderness of Benua Riung.There are two strange kerupuk (crackers) that suddenly turn into something supernatural when they consume two mysterious kerupuk left in the forest. the duo is instantly teleported to the hidden lair of the Manusia Kerupuk (The Cracker Man), a legendary figure from Benua Sunda who has been lying in wait for 1,500 years. What comes next is an absurd confrontation as the mythical villain reveals his trap and prepares to dispose of his expected guests

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Genre:Comedy, Action
Directed By:Galih Wolfie
Written By:Galih Wolfie
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Runtime:7 minutes
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