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Roxana
A party to celebrate Roxana's boyfriend, Armand's boxing victory turns into a gory nightmare when he accidentally murders a perverted peeping tom named Rizz. Feeling guilty, they flee from the crime scene before two ambulance workers arrive to collect the corpse in exchange for gold from a Bomoh. She makes a deal with Pak Walok, an evil djin, to resurrect Rizz into her own murdering puppet called Sumbaleweng.
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A party to celebrate Roxana's boyfriend, Armand's boxing victory turns into a gory nightmare when he accidentally murders a perverted peeping tom named Rizz. Feeling guilty, they flee from the crime scene before two ambulance workers arrive to collect the corpse in exchange for gold from a Bomoh. She makes a deal with Pak Walok, an evil djin, to resurrect Rizz into her own murdering puppet called Sumbaleweng.
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Runtime:98 minutes
Studio:Nizra Entertainment
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