Satan's Slaves: Communion
Directed by Joko Anwar
Four years ago, Rini’s dead mother returned and took away her youngest brother. Now, she lives with her surviving siblings and their father in a crowded cheap apartment, thinking it safer. But when a heavy storm hits, an unseen menace creeps in and Rini suddenly finds herself in a life and death struggle to save her family and get out of the building alive. Modern master of horror Joko Anwar returns with the terrifying sequel to Shudder hit, SATAN’S SLAVES. A SHUDDER ORIGINAL
In a new home, a new terror awaits. The terrifying sequel to Shudder hit, SATAN'S SLAVES.
Cast: Tara Basro, Endy Arfian, Nasar Anuz, Bront Palare
Member Reviews
Absolutely incredible. I loved both the first Satan Slaves and this one. These movies might as well be a documentary.
Though not particularly scary, it is fun, stays interesting, and does have its moments of tension and well-timed jump scares.
Joko Anwar is a genius.
Excellent sequel, I have to admit it's better than the first, but the first was still a fun ride. The scares are much more intense in this one and the child actors are older, so the performances are even better. I appreciate the expansions on the lore too– I thought they added really well to the previously established tone and themes.
A great improvement on the first film