Satan's Slaves
Directed by Joko Anwar
When a famous singer dies from a mysterious illness, her family feels her presence linger, and a horrifying saga begins. Rini and her siblings care for their sick mother in the countryside, but after the matriarch passes away, evil entities terrorize and even possess the family. To protect her little brothers, Rini traces back the roots of the evil and learns the horrifying truth. A SHUDDER ORIGINAL.
When their mother dies, horrifying evil plagues a family.
Cast: Tara Basro, Bront Palarae, Dimas Aditya, Endy Arfian, Nasar Anuz
Member Reviews
The film suffers from very deprived horror clichés, especially in these jumpscares, which we see coming, except for a few rather well-made scenes. But the film is saved by its dark atmosphere, especially a cult and the revelations, which make the film very pleasant and surprising at certain times.
Very slow and brings nothing new to the table. Well acted though with a good twist ending
Well that movie was certainly scary
My first Joko Anwar and not a disappointment in the least. Tara Basro is brilliant and they downplay her beauty quite a bit her for her role as the responsible older sister in a large family that live together. Most of the movie plays out like a ghost story capitalizing on the eerie over the grotesque. Halfway through the Satanic plot unfolds and adds a web of conspiracy placing it closer to possession than haunting. There’s not a crazy amount of effects but what’s in there is used right. Had it been layered with practical effects it would’ve had an Evil Dead vibe; I was definitely detecting some Raimi inspiration in there.
Decent