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Yudho (Ray Sahetapy) is a film producer who always screwed up. He ask Sabrina (Nessa Sadin), a gothic writer to write a horror script for him. Sabrina is trying to write the script at Villa Kubang, which is known as a hunted place, in order to get the scary moments. Back then in Villa Kubang, 5 teenagers had died while performing Jelangkung (weegee board game).
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Yudho (Ray Sahetapy) is a film producer who always screwed up. He ask Sabrina (Nessa Sadin), a gothic writer to write a horror script for him. Sabrina is trying to write the script at Villa Kubang, which is known as a hunted place, in order to get the scary moments. Back then in Villa Kubang, 5 teenagers had died while performing Jelangkung (weegee board game).
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Genre:Horror, Thriller
Written By:Hilman Hariwijaya
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Lupus Entertainment
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