Santet Kuntilanak
It is a story of two sisters with different personalities, Maya and Lila. Lila is a tender woman with strong religious faith while Maya, her elder sister, believes in the mystic and magic, and practices sorcery. Lila is raped by four young men and dies. Maya then avenges her sister by way of sorcery toward the four young men. And so begins a terrifying ritual: the dispatch of atrocious witchcraft to Robert and his crony, that is “Erotic Black Magic”. One by one they die mysteriously by Maya’s sorcery, aided by Lila’s ghost.
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It is a story of two sisters with different personalities, Maya and Lila. Lila is a tender woman with strong religious faith while Maya, her elder sister, believes in the mystic and magic, and practices sorcery. Lila is raped by four young men and dies. Maya then avenges her sister by way of sorcery toward the four young men. And so begins a terrifying ritual: the dispatch of atrocious witchcraft to Robert and his crony, that is “Erotic Black Magic”. One by one they die mysteriously by Maya’s sorcery, aided by Lila’s ghost.
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Runtime:77 minutes
Studio:Studio Sembilan Production
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