Carrying a horror theme, these two films certainly present a tense atmosphere. Regarding which film is more gripping, it can be returned to the tastes of each viewer.
If you like the film KKN in Penari Village, which is based on a viral thread on the X social media account, formerly known as Twitter. Badarawuhi is also suitable for those of you who like Kimo Stamboel’s previous films, such as Killers (2024), Dara (2007), and Macabre (2009).
Meanwhile, if you are a big fan of Joko Anwar, then you shouldn’t miss Siksa Kubur. Like Joko’s previous films, Siksa Kubur offers a deeper interpretation of the themes it carries this time, and proves that this film is not just selling horror.
While we are busy wondering which film is scarier, the directors of both films seem to be taking this competition in stride.
“Drinking coffee with Bro @kimostamboel. Talking about films, gossip and future collaborations while monitoring ticket sales together,” said Joko Anwar in a post on his Instagram social media account, @jokoanwar.
