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Taneuh Kalaknat
A group of horror YouTubers called The Eyes visit Tanah Kalaknat, a cursed place where it's said no one can leave. Despite numerous prohibitions, their curiosity leads them there. Upon arrival, strange things begin to happen, and one by one, The Eyes members begin to experience life-threatening misfortune.
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A group of horror YouTubers called The Eyes visit Tanah Kalaknat, a cursed place where it's said no one can leave. Despite numerous prohibitions, their curiosity leads them there. Upon arrival, strange things begin to happen, and one by one, The Eyes members begin to experience life-threatening misfortune.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Dilla Bondan, Stanley Muelen
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:Corise Cinema, Anugerah Pictures
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