Menara Terkutuk
Provoked by the horror content from the Steps Devils account, four teenagers from the same school, Dimas, Fandy, Elsa, and Intan, decided to sneak into the Khadra Tower, a building that has been abandoned for over a decade and has left behind a number of scary stories, such as urban legends, in the community surrounding it. They were also tempted to create content inside the Khadra Tower and wanted to go viral like Steps Devils. But as they were about to enter the building, Intan refused and eventually went home with the agreement that she would pick up her friends. But that night was the last night Intan saw Dimas, Fandy, and Elsa. The three of them never left the Green Tower again.
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Provoked by the horror content from the Steps Devils account, four teenagers from the same school, Dimas, Fandy, Elsa, and Intan, decided to sneak into the Khadra Tower, a building that has been abandoned for over a decade and has left behind a number of scary stories, such as urban legends, in the community surrounding it. They were also tempted to create content inside the Khadra Tower and wanted to go viral like Steps Devils. But as they were about to enter the building, Intan refused and eventually went home with the agreement that she would pick up her friends. But that night was the last night Intan saw Dimas, Fandy, and Elsa. The three of them never left the Green Tower again.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Stanley Meulen, Ridho Brado, Kenny Gulardi
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Studio:Minka Rosie Production
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