Keris Kalamujeng

About This Movie

Keris Kalamujeng is a curious entry in the 1980s horror scene, weaving a tale steeped in Indonesian folklore. The pacing has this old-school vibe—slow burn at first, then it ramps up with eerie atmosphere and unexpected twists. The practical effects used for the Queen of the South Sea have that raw, unsettling charm, giving it an edge that's often lost in modern CGI. The performances, while not exactly Oscar-worthy, capture a certain earnestness that adds to the overall vibe. There's this haunting quality to it, as if the film's pulling you into a world where duty and desire clash. It’s not polished by any means, but that makes it all the more intriguing, especially for genre enthusiasts.

Unique Indonesian folklore horror · Slow burn with unsettling atmosphere · Interesting practical effects for the Queen's portrayal