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The Legend of Sundel Bolong
Imah's boss Danapati rapes her. She tries to hide the fact from her husband Imah, but soon strange things start to happen as people are found dead with holes in their backs. People believe it is the work of the ghost Sundel Bolong.
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Imah's boss Danapati rapes her. She tries to hide the fact from her husband Imah, but soon strange things start to happen as people are found dead with holes in their backs. People believe it is the work of the ghost Sundel Bolong.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Hanung Bramantyo, Erik Tiwa
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Rapi Films
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