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Penanggal Mak Kiah
A discovery of Penanggal by Julie Ahli Majlis, Milah Tepen, Halim Pekak, Ucop and Budin on one night has become a big fuss and hot topic. Mak Teh who’s heard the rumors started her own investigation. She suspects that Mak Kiah has practiced Penanggal’s ritual, when Mak Teh found Mak Kiah holding a placenta belonging to Biah, who had just given birth, under the house. But, is Mak Kiah the Penanggal?
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A discovery of Penanggal by Julie Ahli Majlis, Milah Tepen, Halim Pekak, Ucop and Budin on one night has become a big fuss and hot topic. Mak Teh who’s heard the rumors started her own investigation. She suspects that Mak Kiah has practiced Penanggal’s ritual, when Mak Teh found Mak Kiah holding a placenta belonging to Biah, who had just given birth, under the house. But, is Mak Kiah the Penanggal?
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Genre:Comedy, Horror
Written By:Jay Adams
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Darraz Empire Production, Gumi Sinar Elektrikal
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