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Pocong Jumat Kliwon (2010)

A horror short is being filmed in the woods when strange things start to happen. Linda, the actress who plays as an angry spirit in the film, almost kills Arumi, the lead. Apparently, Linda is possessed and she flees from the location. When they find her, Linda faints when her wig is taken off. Zaki suspects the wig as the cause of the incident. The shooting is temporarily suspended while the wig is discarded. The next day, the strange disturbances continue when whey see an apparition of a pocong (a ghost wrapped in a death shroud). Even when they return home, they continue to be terrorized by the pocong.
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A horror short is being filmed in the woods when strange things start to happen. Linda, the actress who plays as an angry spirit in the film, almost kills Arumi, the lead. Apparently, Linda is possessed and she flees from the location. When they find her, Linda faints when her wig is taken off. Zaki suspects the wig as the cause of the incident. The shooting is temporarily suspended while the wig is discarded. The next day, the strange disturbances continue when whey see an apparition of a pocong (a ghost wrapped in a death shroud). Even when they return home, they continue to be terrorized by the pocong.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Nayato Fio Nuala
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In Theaters:9/23/2010
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Runtime:81 minutes
Studio:Rapi Films

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