Recmmend Horor Movies Indonesia

 1. "Perempuan Tanah Jahanam," 

"Perempuan Tanah Jahanam,"also known by its international title "Impetigore," is an Indonesian horror film released in 2019. Directed by Joko Anwar, a renowned director and screenwriter in Indonesia known for his high-quality works, the film received critical acclaim and numerous awards.

The story revolves around a young woman named Maya (played by Tara Basro), who unexpectedly discovers that she might be the heir to an old house in a remote village. Maya, accompanied by her friend Dini (played by Marissa Anita), decides to visit the village in hopes of clarifying her inheritance.

However, upon their arrival in the village, they uncover dark secrets haunting the community. The village holds strong beliefs in supernatural spirits, and Maya begins to realize that her connection to the village runs much deeper than she initially thought. Alongside a mysterious man named Joko (played by Christine Hakim), who possesses extensive knowledge about the village's history, Maya embarks on a journey to uncover buried secrets from the village's past and confront terrifying supernatural forces.

2. "Aku Tahu Kapan Kamu Mati" 

"Aku Tahu Kapan Kamu Mati" is an Indonesian psychological horror film released in 2020. Directed by Hadrah Daeng Ratu, the movie delves into supernatural themes, future predictions, and the consequences of knowing someone's fate.

The story revolves around a medical student named Alfie (portrayed by Natasha Wilona), who suddenly gains supernatural abilities to see the death dates of people around her. She discovers this power after saving her friend Dimas (played by Ria Ricis) from an accident. However, after learning that her friend is destined to die, Alfie decides to ignore the information, only to realize that the prediction was accurate.

As her friends begin to die one by one according to the death dates she sees, Alfie feels guilty and scared. She then attempts to uncover the origins of her power with the help of Rafi (played by Al Ghazali), a paranormal student.

The film raises philosophical questions about fate, human decisions, and whether humans can change their future. While Alfie possesses the ability to see others' death dates, she discovers that taking action to alter someone's fate can have dreadful consequences. The movie's moral message underscores the importance of accepting one's destiny and living life wisely, even when knowing the inevitable end.

3. "Sajen" 

Sajen is an Indonesian horror film released in 2018. Directed by Hanny R. Saputra, it is an adaptation of the novel of the same name by Risa Saraswati. "Sajen" combines elements of horror with themes of the supernatural and traditional Indonesian beliefs.

The story follows a young woman named Maya (played by Amanda Manopo) and her mother, Nyi Ita (played by Christine Hakim), who move to a remote village after Maya's father's death. The village is believed by its residents to be inhabited by supernatural beings and powerful mystical energies.

Upon their arrival in the village, Maya begins to sense the presence of supernatural forces around her. She encounters a mysterious man named Dharma (played by Darius Sinathrya), who guides her regarding the mystical powers she possesses. However, these powers come with significant risks as they can be used for both good and evil purposes.

Maya becomes involved in various supernatural events, including occult rituals known as "sajen," involving offerings to spirits. Throughout her spiritual journey, Maya must choose between good and evil while unraveling the mysteries behind the supernatural powers within her.