Poor young Tommy didn't have a pleasant time. His mother unfortunately passed away at a very young age. Tommy began to see a ghostly white ghost, her unsure spirit. He also experienced the terrifying nightmare of demon worship. In addition, several close friends at home also experienced cruel and untimely endings. Could it be behind the strange and unsettling events that occurred to Tommy and his family by the mysterious new butler Darminah? Director Sisvoro Gautama Putra excels in creating and maintaining a strong and unsettling atmosphere of extraordinary detachment. In addition, Putra has done a completely convincing work, evoking a completely credible secular daily reality, which has been torn apart by strange and inexplicable Supernatural. Even better, Putra always maintains a slow but stable rhythm, uses violence in a shocking but restrained manner, gradually establishes a huge painful tension, and then makes every effort to come to a truly terrifying conclusion, in which all hell will fail. This movie even provides a colorful and inspiring description of a fascinating different culture and its strong religious beliefs. This is a very solid and satisfying feature of foreign fear.