Review Movieverse Film THE BELL: CALL TO DIE

Kapanlagi.com - The film THE BELL: CALL TO DIE tells the story of a terror from a headless ghost in red named Panebok, who is unleashed after a group of content creators steals its sacred bell. This film, based on a folklore tale from Belitung, successfully held its Gala Premiere on Monday (27/4) last week. With a red theme, the stars and invited guests, including 30 members of Movieverse, filled Epicentrum XXI, which had a horror atmosphere.

The presence of actors such as Shaloom Razade, Ratu Sofya, Bhisma Mulia, and many more made the event even more festive. During the Red Carpet moment, the cast could meet and greet the audience directly, before finally entering the studio for a group viewing.

The premiere event of the film THE BELL: CALL TO DIE also felt more special with a movietalk session held after the group viewing. This activity ended with a group photo. Not to forget the high enthusiasm of the Movieverse members leaving comments for the film that will officially premiere on May 7th.

1. Review from Movieverse

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Tommy: The story is good, carrying local myth wrapped in an interesting and unexpected plot twist. Suitable for those looking for light horror entertainment with a tense atmosphere without having to think too deeply.

Ridu: The plot moves back and forth. But it's okay. Tense and shocking, the jump scare scenes are effective. When the ghost Panebok appears and during the review of the events in the camera during the tragedy, it really gives you chills.

Putra: The film is really good, tense and filled with many mysteries of the supernatural. Don't forget to watch the movie in theaters on May 7th.

Deska: From the beginning, this film successfully builds a chilling atmosphere. The use of sound, especially the sound of the bell which becomes a main element, is quite effective in creating tension. There are several moments that truly give you chills, especially if you watch it in a quiet atmosphere. Visually, the dark lighting and cold color tone also help strengthen the horror ambiance.

Rahma: The film is also good, raising an urban legend from Bangka Belitung. I just learned about the entity named "Panebok". The most memorable part is the "bell"; every sound gives a scare. A sacred bell. It's worth watching if you want to know the urban legend of the Belitung area.

Written by: Theresia Resa Paramita

(kpl/jje)