Pocong Ngesot

About This Movie

Pocong Ngesot plays with the blend of comedy and horror in a way that feels both fresh and familiar. It’s got that quirky vibe, typical of Indonesian cinema, where a young boy, Asep, finds himself amidst a bunch of misfits in a city house. The pacing darts between lighthearted banter and those spine-tingling moments that creep up on you, thanks to some effective practical effects. The performances are earnest, especially the dynamics between Asep and his housemates. Plus, the cultural references and the use of a shaman add a layer that gives it a distinctive flavor. It’s like a rollercoaster of laughs and scares, making it an interesting watch for genre fans.

Blend of comedy and horror · Cultural references enrich the story · Distinctive use of practical effects