What we flagged
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A Jakarta prison horror-comedy where an invisible force rips inmates and guards apart and arranges the bodies like bloody art. Sustained graphic gore, limbs, organ detail and bright, unflinching kill set pieces sit with swearing, smoking and crooked-prison satire. Fine with a parent from 17 for hardcore horror fans. Anyone under that, or teens who dislike splatter, should skip it.
Uplifting themes
Enemies have to unite and look after each other against a shared threat A few inmates protect weaker people and push for teamwork
Story (may spoil tone)
In a notorious prison, an invisible force begins killing inmates brutally, compelling enemy gangs and corrupt guards to work together as they try to survive the mounting bloodshed.
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Violence An invisible force mutilates prisoners and guards in frequent, brutal k…
An invisible force mutilates prisoners and guards in frequent, brutal kills
Language Prison talk includes the f-word, b-word, s-word and damn
Prison talk includes the f-word, b-word, s-word and damn
Sex / nudity Dialogue includes a brief sexual remark
Dialogue includes a brief sexual remark
Drugs / alcohol Smoking, drunk talk and a marijuana mention show up around inmates and…
Smoking, drunk talk and a marijuana mention show up around inmates and guards
Frightening Invisible-ghost dread, sudden kills and grotesque corpse displays keep…
Invisible-ghost dread, sudden kills and grotesque corpse displays keep the tone intense
Bullying / discrimination Corrupt guards and prison bullying crush weaker inmates
Corrupt guards and prison bullying crush weaker inmates
Gore / death / weapons Limbs are ripped off, organs are shown and bodies are posed as bloody s…
Limbs are ripped off, organs are shown and bodies are posed as bloody sculptures in bright light
Flashing lights We do not have enough information about flashing lights for this versio…
We do not have enough information about flashing lights for this version to confidently confirm.
Talk after watching
- Why does sticking together matter when the system around you feels corrupt?
- Can comedy and extreme gore sit in the same story without making real cruelty feel cheap?
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