Guys, My Neighbor is a Kuntilanak!

The story follows Safina, who faces dire consequences when her husband, Anton, engages in an affair. Yuli, the secretary, uses black magic against Safina, leading to her death while the baby survives. A shaman intervenes, ensuring Safina's spirit does not return as a vengeful Kuntilanak, a traditional ghost in Indonesian folklore.

As the narrative unfolds, indie filmmakers Afgan, Nadin, and Nono discover Safina's haunting story through her ex-maid. They learn that her spirit can be summoned, taking the form of a beautiful woman to tempt the young men. However, the true horror emerges when Nadin meets Safina in her Kuntilanak form, prompting a mission to help her find peace and reunite with her child.

This film offers a unique blend of horror elements and cultural folklore, making it an interesting piece for collectors of the genre. With its runtime of 82 minutes, it provides a compact yet intense viewing experience that showcases Indonesian horror storytelling.