From the blood-soaked lore of the "Seven Families" in Janur Ireng to a dark reimagining of the classic Malin Kundang legend, modern Indonesian horror is taking big risks with mixed results. While I live for a good folk-horror twist—especially with names like Kimo Stamboel and Joko Anwar attached—do these films actually deliver on the scares? Join me as I break down why one felt like a repetitive game of cat-and-mouse and why the other left me hanging with a 4/10.

Dasim and Angkara Murka fail to bring anything fresh to the horror genre — predictable scares, messy plots, and uninspired storytelling.

Movie reviews for MEGAN 2.0 and F1 The Movie

Movie reviews for Drop (2025) and Sinners (2025)

Subservience: A Movie Review