#filmhoror II JANUR IRENG II FILM HOROR BIOSKOP INDONESIA TERBARU 2025 II HOROR 2025

Summary

The film blends relationship drama, village-family tension, comedy, and a sudden supernatural turn. It opens with a woman in distress as people around her repeatedly urge her to say istighfar. The scene returns later in full.

At a social gathering, friends plan a monthly arisan, joking about small contributions and how to get everyone together. Amid the banter, Dinda confides that she has been seeing Yudi for months. He promised to marry her but now seems to be avoiding her calls. Embarrassed and looking for answers, she asks her friends to help her speak with him.

They travel to Yudi’s village and meet his family. The conversation quickly becomes awkward: Dinda says Yudi promised to take responsibility, while Yudi and his relatives argue that marriage should not be forced and that the relationship has changed. Casual coffee-making and local jokes punctuate the tense confrontation, giving it an unexpectedly comic feel.

Then the mood shifts sharply. A woman becomes distressed and appears to be possessed. The group rushes to get help from an ustaz, who recites prayers and performs a spiritual intervention. Afterward, the woman wakes with little memory of what happened, describing only a nightmare about being chased by a ghost. The film ends on this uneasy note, leaving the relationship conflict and supernatural episode intertwined.

Notable Moments

• The friends’ arisan planning and teasing provide light comedy before the heavier drama.
• Yudi’s romantic promises—and Dinda’s demand for a clear answer—drive the central conflict.
• Repeated cries of “Astagfirullahalazim” become a comic refrain before the possession scene turns serious.
• The village confrontation mixes family drama with laid-back coffee-and-conversation humor before abruptly becoming a horror sequence.

Personalities Appearing

• Dinda — Seeks an explanation from Yudi about his promise to marry her.
• Yudi — Dinda’s romantic partner, who resists being pressured into marriage.
• Dinda’s friends — Accompany her and try to help resolve the situation.
• Yudi’s family — Including his mother and father, who weigh in during the confrontation.
• The ustaz — Is called to help when a woman becomes possessed.