Mongol Stres Reveals the Most Terrifying Terror After Leaving the Church of Satan, Not a Physical Threat

Kapanlagi.com - Deciding to leave a secret organization full of intrigue like in the film 'CHURCH OF SATAN' is not without risks. When met in the SCBD area of South Jakarta on Monday (28/7/2025), comedian Mongol Stres revealed that he has directly experienced such a situation.

He confirmed that threats always lurk after he firmly left the church of Satan. According to Mongol, this becomes an unavoidable consequence for anyone deemed rebellious.

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1. Face Physical Threats

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However, according to Mongol, the most frightening form of threat is not the physical terror visible to the eye. He even tends to underestimate the threat of physical contact because it can still be dealt with in conventional ways.

"Of course (there is a threat). If the threat is face-to-face like this, we can still fight, bro," he said casually.

2. Still Able to Fight Back

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While joking, he added that physical fights still give him room to fight back. This indicates that there is another type of threat that makes him much more alert.

"If I lose in a punch, I can just pull hair," he quipped.

3. Threats from the Invisible World

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The real threat, said Mongol, comes from the invisible world. This terror, he believes, is the most dangerous because it attacks from a different dimension and is difficult to confront with ordinary human logic.

"But the problem is, the biggest threat is not what is visible to the eye," he emphasized.

4. Dangerous Supernatural Terror

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He further explained that this supernatural terror becomes very dangerous when the invisible entity begins to manifest itself into a visible form. That moment is the peak of horror.

"The biggest threat is the one that is invisible. Now, if the invisible suddenly turns into something visible, that is the most dangerous," Mongol explained.

5. Living Peacefully

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Nevertheless, Mongol claims that he can now live his life peacefully thanks to the beliefs he holds firmly. His experience is proof that the battle against darkness is real and often occurs in the unseen realm.

"But until today, thank God I can enjoy life," he said.

6. Inspiration for the Film 'DEVIL'S CHURCH'

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His personal experience facing this supernatural terror is what gives the film 'DEVIL'S CHURCH' an authentic and chilling layer of horror. This film does not only scare with jump scares but also with a real atmosphere of spiritual terror.

On the same occasion, producer Nico Rosto revealed a surprising fact. Instead of asking about acting experiences, the production team actually sought actors based on the life testimonies they have.

"Maybe if you remember, the question I asked was not what film you had acted in, but what testimonies you have. So based on the testimonies from the actors, you were selected," said Nico Rosto.

7. Uniqueness of the Production Process

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This unique casting method emphasizes that there is a spiritual mission underlying the making of this film, even from the very beginning of its formation. It seems to serve as a foundation that the actors involved have a deep understanding of the message they want to convey.

The uniqueness of this production process is also felt by singer Citra Scholastika, who was chosen to perform the film's theme song. Initially, the singer of 'Everybody Knew' confessed to being confused and even faced rejection from her mother due to the film's title, which was considered worrying.

Citra recounted that her mother once strongly forbade her because she was afraid that she would fall into negative things. "And when I told my mom, she immediately said something like, 'Wow, don't, I'm afraid you'll get involved in a cult like that,'" Citra recalled, mimicking her mother's words.

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