Kimo Stamboel’s Abadi Nan Jaya swaps Indonesia’s usual supernatural scares for a zombie outbreak, offering stunning visuals and Hollywood-level production. While the story is familiar, the execution makes it a refreshing watch for horror fans.

Pembantaian Dukun Santet (2024) tries to turn a dark chapter in Indonesian history into a horror story, but despite its gory moments, the film feels flat, tasteless, and lacking real depth.

Y2K (2024) is a horror comedy about the chaos of the millennium bug, but despite its nostalgic 2000s vibe and fun cameo, it struggles to deliver laughs or scares.

Heart Eyes (2025) is a gory, light-hearted Valentine’s Day slasher that’s fun but forgettable. Nothing groundbreaking, but an easy watch for horror fans.

Kitab Sijjin & Illiyyin (2025) is a stronger entry in Indonesian horror this year, delivering gore, scares, and a smooth story flow—even if it feels predictable. A solid 6/10.