Prilly Latuconsina is Willing to Not Star in Other Horror Films for 'DANUR: THE LAST CHAPTER'

Omara's girlfriend's sacrifice doesn't stop at just choosing acting projects. During the filming process, Prilly had to sit still in the makeup chair for hours to apply prosthetic makeup that covered her body to achieve maximum visual results on the big screen. "It takes about 3 to 4 hours. Because the makeup is for the whole body, it really has to be applied piece by piece. Face, neck, arms, legs, and so on," she said.

Looking back, this 29-year-old woman feels very melancholic because this franchise has accompanied her youth. Growing up with the character Risa makes this farewell project by MD Pictures very special in her heart.

"For me, today feels very touching, because it doesn’t feel like it has been 10 years of this journey. Since I was 19 years old filming Danur," she explained.

She also realizes that this final sequel carries a heavy burden to satisfy the thirst of fans who have long awaited. The background of years of production hiatus makes Prilly feel that this film is a monumental achievement in her track record as an artist.

"And Danur for me is not just a film, but the beginning of a journey, the beginning of a career journey, the beginning of a journey in horror films as well," she concluded.

The intrigue of the story of Danur: The Last Chapter begins when Risa tries to live a normal life after parting ways with her ghost friends, namely Peter Cs. Disaster strikes when her sister, Riri (Zee Asadel), behaves strangely after being proposed to in an old performance hall, which ultimately triggers supernatural terror and forces Risa to return to her old world to confront a great threat from the figure of Asih.

This film directed by Awi Suryadi promises an emotional ending for Risa and her ghostly friends' journey. This work presented by MD Pictures is scheduled to be released simultaneously in the CINEMA 21 theater network on March 18, 2026, coinciding with the Eid holiday.