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The story follows a man named Sam (Farid Kamil) who has been deceived into making an MLM investment. Desperate to get rich quick, Sam is forced to borrow money from a ruthless loan shark named Branco (Jalaluddin Hassan). When Sam realizes he has been scammed by the MLM investment, Sam takes his family to meet his friend Malik (AC Mizal) to escape from Branco. Malik has directed Sam to hide in an old hotel that he owns. Unfortunately, Sam and the hotel staff are haunted by various strange occurrences happening in the hotel. What is the cause of these strange incidents?
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The story follows a man named Sam (Farid Kamil) who has been deceived into making an MLM investment. Desperate to get rich quick, Sam is forced to borrow money from a ruthless loan shark named Branco (Jalaluddin Hassan). When Sam realizes he has been scammed by the MLM investment, Sam takes his family to meet his friend Malik (AC Mizal) to escape from Branco. Malik has directed Sam to hide in an old hotel that he owns. Unfortunately, Sam and the hotel staff are haunted by various strange occurrences happening in the hotel. What is the cause of these strange incidents?
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