Olivia Rodrigo's Music Videos Referencing Women-Led Horror Movies
In honor of AANHPI Month, let's celebrate Filipina-American pop star Olivia Rodrigo and her love of horror movies.
Perjamuan Iblis
Kala and Radit are a husband and wife who live happily and feel perfect with their only child named Bima. One day, this happiness slowly disappeared after they had to go to Radit's old house because their long-lost mother was found to have mysteriously committed suicide in Radit's old house. The death of the grandmother made this family experience a lot of terror by creatures beyond reason in the house. And strangely, all the terror was aimed at their only child, Bima. Kala and Radit decided to leave that place. They thought leaving that place was the best way to save Bima, however, they never thought that it was just the beginning of a series of nightmares that would soon happen, and the dark secret behind their grandmother's death was related to with the rise of a demonic figure.
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Kala and Radit are a husband and wife who live happily and feel perfect with their only child named Bima. One day, this happiness slowly disappeared after they had to go to Radit's old house because their long-lost mother was found to have mysteriously committed suicide in Radit's old house. The death of the grandmother made this family experience a lot of terror by creatures beyond reason in the house. And strangely, all the terror was aimed at their only child, Bima. Kala and Radit decided to leave that place. They thought leaving that place was the best way to save Bima, however, they never thought that it was just the beginning of a series of nightmares that would soon happen, and the dark secret behind their grandmother's death was related to with the rise of a demonic figure.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Kenny Gulardi
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Runtime:115 minutes
Studio:PIM Pictures, Dynamic Pictures
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