The visuals are acceptable, the color palette is acceptable, and the audio work is acceptable—although it occasionally feels excessive. As for the story? It's difficult to grasp what’s going on; it’s chaotic and confusing. There’s nothing frightening about it; mostly, it induces drowsiness. The reliance on jump scares follows a familiar Indonesian horror pattern, feeling low-budget and easily anticipated. While it does represent an advancement from KKN, the potential isn't fully realized. The intimate moments also seem entirely superfluous, particularly given how explicit they become (despite remaining fairly tame). It comes across as a promotional tactic rather than something that meaningfully contributes to the movie.

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