34/10

A woman traumatized by domestic violence and economic hardship is forced to join three friends in robbing a historic home

From the creators of Qodrat (2022), Pemukiman Setan is a spine-chilling horror film that takes on classic supernatural themes with a unique cultural twist.

The film follows a group of people who move to an abandoned settlement and discover it is haunted by sinister spirits

As the strange events escalate, the characters are faced not only with nightmares lurking in the shadows, but also with personal fears that captivate them.

What sets Demon’s Domain apart is its atmosphere

This eerie setting, combined with an unsettling sound design and skillful cinematography, creates an immersive experience that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats.

The history of the settlement is compelling and adds new layers of mystery

The film doesn’t rely heavily on jump scares, instead building suspense through slow-paced scenes and psychological horror.

Overall, Demon’s Domain offers a solid, scary experience, especially for fans of supernatural horror with cultural elements

While the story does feel predictable at times and could have benefited from a faster pace, the strong execution and captivating visuals make up for these minor flaws.