In a remote rural Indonesian village, Kohar is to marry Baita, much to the dismay of Murni (Suzzanna), who lost her virginity to Kohar. Then though, the wedding ceremony goes dreadfully wrong, with the bride seeing dead people all around her - and the groom is quick to suspect black magic, and to suspect Murni as the cause of all of this. And since Kohar wants to get rid of Murni anyhow, he has quickl formed a mob to stone her. Murni's life however is saved by a hermit (W.D.Mochtar), who not only nurses her back to health but also teaches her black magic to have her revenge on the villagers.

Soon enough, the village is visited by all kinds of horrors, and several of Murni's adversaries, including Kohar, die horrible deaths - but soon Murni has to realize her teacher the hermit wants to use her newly acquired magic powers to his own evil ends. Then she meets Permana, a man from the city who doesn't know about her bad reputation, and the two fall in love. Permana is also a devout Muslim, and he shows the villagers that praying is the only way to oppose black magic ... much to the dismay of the hermit of course. So eventually, the hermit sees to it that Murni catches Permana together with Baita - who stole Kohar from her - and come to all the wrong conclusions. And before you know it, Murni and the hermit release all the black magic they've got on the village ... but then, Murni realizes the ulterior motives of her teacher and learns that Permana is actually her brother, and she turns against the hermit and in the final duel saves Permana and the villagers from his evil powers, even if it costs her own life.

Exotic horror tale drawn from Indonesian folklore but carried by a series of crude but effective gore effects - and all this is mixed together in such a refreshingly and innocently naive way that one just can't help but love this film, love it not in spite of but because of all its imperfections, its apparently low budget and its rather simplistic plot.

Recommended.

review � by Mike Haberfelner

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