Passed Censorship! 'SIKSA KUBUR' Expands Its Wings to Malaysian Cinemas, Ready to Make the Audience Repent!

Kapanlagi.com - Written By: Reza Ahmad Zahid

The Indonesian horror film, SIKSA KUBUR, has finally passed censorship and is ready to be screened in Malaysian cinemas. This film, which successfully evokes fear and contemplation, is ready to take Malaysian audiences on an experience that will make them believe that the torment of the grave is real.

SIKSA KUBUR, directed by Joko Anwar, has attracted public attention since its release in Indonesia. With a storyline that explores life after death, this film not only presents scares but also delivers valuable moral messages to the audience.

However, director Joko Anwar has not announced the exact date of the screening of SIKSA KUBUR in Malaysia. Nevertheless, the response from the Malaysian community has been positive. Many positive comments have emerged following this announcement. With the presence of SIKSA KUBUR in Malaysia, the Indonesian horror film industry is further establishing its identity on the international stage.

1. Number of Audience 'SIKSA KUBUR', Heading Towards 4 Million Audience!

Portrait of 'SIKSA KUBUR' Poster (Credit: Come and See Pictures)

Until the 23rd day of screening, this film has been watched by 3.9 million viewers, according to the latest update from the production house Come and See Pictures through their Instagram account.

"Until the 23rd day, 3,900,317 viewers have witnessed how terrifying regret can be," wrote Come and See Pictures on their Instagram account.

This number shows the high enthusiasm of horror film lovers in Indonesia towards SIKSA KUBUR. Although still below the achievement of Joko Anwar's previous film, PENGABDI SETAN: COMMUNION which reached 4,206,103 viewers, SIKSA KUBUR still has a great chance to reach 4 million viewers.

2. Synopsis 'SIKSA KUBUR' Makes You Believe It's Real!

Film Portrait 'SIKSA KUBUR' (Credit: Come and See Pictures)

Surrounded by fear of a suicide bombing tragedy that took both of her parents, Sita is faced with doubt about the faith she holds. The belief she has believed in since childhood begins to falter and is filled with anger.

Sita's desire to find answers to this injustice leads her to an extremely extreme way. Sita wants to prove that the torment of the grave and the teachings she has believed in are not real. She is willing to be buried alive with the person she considers the most sinful.

However, Sita is confronted with a terror she never imagined. What will happen next? Let's watch SIKSA KUBUR which will soon be airing in Malaysia.

3. Trailer Film 'SIKSA KUBUR' Ready to Scare Malaysian Viewers!

Film Portrait 'SIKSA KUBUR' (Credit: Come and See Pictures)

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