Pamali

Pamali successfully delivers an intense horror experience deeply rooted in Indonesian culture. Centered around the concept of traditional taboos or "pamali," the film offers a unique and engaging storyline that blends folklore with psychological horror. The chilling atmosphere is heightened by dim lighting, haunting background music, and the eerie setting of an old house, all of which amplify the suspense. The cast delivers convincing performances, effectively portraying fear and tension. However, the plot occasionally feels slow, and some elements remain underexplained. Despite these flaws, Pamali offers a thought-provoking horror experience that highlights the importance of respecting traditions.

As someone who likes to play video games, movies based on video games are always interesting to watch, regardless of the genre.

For PAMALI itself, apart from being adapted from a well-known video game, it is also based on elements of folklore that have been rooted in society, regarding the prohibition to do something in certain conditions and situations which if violated will cause disaster.

Watch this film at its premiere, the story is quite simple but well arranged so that it provides a enjoyable horror movie experience.

I give a rating of 10 out of 10 because this film provides a different viewing experience from other horror films.