The Indonesian horror film “KROMOLEO” promises to send chills down viewers’ spines with its tale of a supernatural curse and the dark secrets of a village.

Set on the island of Java in the 1980s, the film revolves around Zia, a young woman who returns to her hometown for her mother’s funeral and to uncover her family’s mysterious past. Zia’s arrival awakens an ancient curse, summoning the Kromoleo ghosts – eerie coffin bearers who kill anyone who sees them.

With its gloomy and tense scenes, “KROMOLEO” skillfully interweaves supernatural horror with the dark secrets of human nature. Viewers will be guided through Zia’s thrilling journey as she confronts her family’s bloody past and her village’s history while trying to survive the pursuit of the Kromoleo ghosts.

Blending unique indigenous cultural elements with modern horror, “KROMOLEO” promises to be a must-watch for fans of horror films with a distinct Southeast Asian flavor. The film offers a gripping narrative that explores themes of family secrets, cultural beliefs, and the consequences of disturbing ancient curses.

With its atmospheric setting and intriguing premise, “KROMOLEO” looks set to be a standout entry in the Indonesian horror genre, offering both scares and cultural depth that will keep audiences on the edge of their seats.