Para Betina Pengikut Iblis – Movie Review
Director: Rake Prijanto
Writer: Anggoro Saronto, Rako Prijanto (Screenplay)
Cast
- Adipati Dolken (The Clerics)
- Mawar Eva de Jongh (Promise)
- Hanggini (Geez & Ann)
- Sara Fajira (Kabut)
- Hans de Kraker (Ten: The Secret Mission)
Plot: Three women in a small village conceal dark secrets, including unholy alliances and a mysterious ingredient used in a popular curry restaurant.
Runtime: 1 Hour 30 Minutes
There may be spoilers in the rest of the review
Story: Para Betina Pengikut Iblis starts when Sumi (Jongh) father has been infected by an unknown disease. The local Dr Freedman (Kraker) takes drastic measures to stop the spread. Elsewhere, Sumi has been in love with the local friend Saber (Prasetya) whose father forbids their love.
As Sumi continues to operate in the village in secret, she finds herself visited by a demon. The demon wants her to avenge her sister’s murder, leading to her going on a strange mission to cleanse the village.
Verdict on Para Betina Pengikut Iblis
Para Betina Pengikut Iblis is an Indonesian horror movie following a young woman trying to save her father. However, once she starts seeing the demon, the lines get drawn about what she should and shouldn’t do.
This is a horror that gets moments of shock throughout the runtime. It tends to break the traditional idea of nightmares and jump scares to give us more effect. However, the overall story behind everything going on feels a bit mixed. There isn’t enough shock to the story and it is one that feels more covered in traditions. In the end, this is a solid enough horror and does what it needs to do for scares and effects.
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Final Thoughts –Para Betina Pengikut Iblis is a fun late-night horror movie.
