Chelcy Clarissa

After her twin sister, Fara, committed suicide, Rea decided to find out the cause of Fara's death by disguising herself as her sister. However, the investigation did not go smoothly and actually resulted in disruption in his life. Starting with his mother, Rianti, who started experiencing frequent mood swings. Fara's best friend, Suki, apparently hates her, and the guy Fara is secretly dating, Reyhan, starts to suspect her.

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To grow the DuniaHorror62 YouTube channel, Putik—who has the ability to see and communicate with spirits—joins forces with Ryan, Anggie, Aro, Dita, and their friends to visit an old motel in Malioboro. A forbidden room in the motel becomes their target for content, in hopes of making their channel go viral. Despite being warned, this group of young people recklessly enters the room anyway. Inside, they discover a tape recorder containing a recording of the song “Lingsir Wengi.” As soon as the song plays, eerie events and terror begin to haunt them. Putik realizes they’ve awakened a spirit—one that doesn’t just want to communicate, but has come bearing wrath and demanding vengeance be settled. This spirit reveals dark secrets and conflicts within their friendship. They must find a way to stop it before they lose their lives.

A teenager with the uncanny ability to communicate with the dead must stop a vengeful demon who's exacting revenge on students at his high school.

Javanese and Chinese families were forced to go together to Banyuwangi, to celebrate Eid and Ceng Beng. How exciting was their trip?

After her twin sister, Fara, committed suicide, Rea decided to find out the cause of Fara's death by disguising herself as her sister. However, the investigation did not go smoothly and actually resulted in disruption in his life. Starting with his mother, Rianti, who started experiencing frequent mood swings. Fara's best friend, Suki, apparently hates her, and the guy Fara is secretly dating, Reyhan, starts to suspect her.

No synopsis available yet.

Javanese and Chinese families were forced to go together to Banyuwangi, to celebrate Eid and Ceng Beng. How exciting was their trip?