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Susuk Nyi Roro Kidul 

Ni Surti strikes a dark pact with the legendary Nyi Roro Kidul, receiving the mystical power of susuk to maintain her beauty and youth in exchange for the sacrifice of handsome men. To fulfill this bloody requirement, she targets Rita, a vulnerable woman recently separated from her cheating husband. Possessing Rita's body to seduce and kill victims at a nightclub, Ni Surti leaves a trail of mysterious corpses that baffles the police. As the terror escalates without any physical evidence, a religious scholar (Kyai) begins to uncover the supernatural evil at work.
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Ni Surti strikes a dark pact with the legendary Nyi Roro Kidul, receiving the mystical power of susuk to maintain her beauty and youth in exchange for the sacrifice of handsome men. To fulfill this bloody requirement, she targets Rita, a vulnerable woman recently separated from her cheating husband. Possessing Rita's body to seduce and kill victims at a nightclub, Ni Surti leaves a trail of mysterious corpses that baffles the police. As the terror escalates without any physical evidence, a religious scholar (Kyai) begins to uncover the supernatural evil at work.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Azwar AN
Written By:Darsano AD
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Runtime:82 minutes
Studio:Rapi Films

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