Having a Talisman, This Actor is Free from Disturbances of Supernatural Beings during the Shooting of the Film 'DEAD SOULS END IN DEATH'

Kapanlagi.com - In general, shooting horror films leaves unique experiences for the actors. There are scary stories experienced, such as being disturbed by supernatural beings. The crew and cast of the film DEAD SOULS END IN DEATH also had similar experiences.

The villa in the Puncak area, Bogor, where the shooting took place, is rarely inhabited, so the eerie atmosphere was quite palpable during the shooting process. Some of the crew and cast experienced mystical incidents.

Fortunately for Ratu Sikumbang, one of the actors in the film, she claimed to be free from disturbances by supernatural beings inhabiting the villa during the shooting.

1. Never Mischievous

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"Many people got affected. Maybe because someone challenged them. As for me, I'm actually a scaredy-cat, so I don't like to mess with the residents of that villa," said Ratu Sikumbang during the official Poster & Trailer release of the film ROH MATI PAKSA BERUJUNG MAUT, in Jakarta, recently.

Aside from never being mischievous during filming, Ratu Sikumbang also always protects herself with prayers. "I read anything that makes me calm, sometimes al fatihah, sometimes dhikr, basically anything," she said.

2. Carrying Amulets

Not only that, the actress who played Farah in the film also admitted to always carrying amulets containing Garlic, Scissors, and Broomstick during the shooting process.

"Just to be safe. This is advice from my parents. So every time I shoot, I bring Garlic and Scissors. I wrap them in white cloth and tuck them behind my clothes using a safety pin. I also always bring a broomstick in the car," she added.

In addition to Ratu Sikumbang, the film ROH MATI PAKSA BERUJUNG MAUT also stars Arnold Leonard, Dea Annisa, Gabriella Larasati, Ismi Melinda, Natalie Zenn, Ahmad Syaiful, and Robert Chaniaago. The film will be released in Indonesian cinemas starting from March 26, 2020. Furthermore, starting April 2020, this film will be distributed in neighboring countries such as Malaysia, Singapore, and Brunei Darussalam.

(kpl/dan/frs)