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Slaughterground
Set in the 1960s, the story highlights a Chinese community that was labeled as communist and became victims of violence; they fled and took refuge in a tobacco warehouse in North Sumatra. Amid the cramped and stressful conditions of their refuge, a strange phenomenon occurred in which thousands of locusts fell from the sky. These locusts were no ordinary insects, but aggressive mutant pests that devoured everything in their path—including humans.
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Set in the 1960s, the story highlights a Chinese community that was labeled as communist and became victims of violence; they fled and took refuge in a tobacco warehouse in North Sumatra. Amid the cramped and stressful conditions of their refuge, a strange phenomenon occurred in which thousands of locusts fell from the sky. These locusts were no ordinary insects, but aggressive mutant pests that devoured everything in their path—including humans.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Sidharta Tata, Kenneth Lisungan
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Studio:Aftersun, Rapi Films, Nuon, Kosmik Network (ID), Kebon Studio, Spasi Moving Image
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