Tumbal Proyek
Kisah nyata perbatasan Surabaya dan Madura.
A bridge meant to join two regions keeps collecting bodies instead, and that grim arithmetic drives this Indonesian horror-thriller.
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Synopsis
In the midst of a major bridge project connecting two regions, life after life is lost during its construction. Yuda, along with his sister and mother, infiltrates the construction company where their father was killed to prove that the project’s sacrificer are real.
Our Review Editorial
A bridge meant to join two regions keeps collecting bodies instead, and that grim arithmetic drives this Indonesian horror-thriller. Yuda, his sister and their mother go undercover at the construction company where their father died, hunting proof that the project's rumoured human offerings are real. The setup binds folk belief to the very modern machinery of a megaproject, so the dread comes as much from concrete, contracts and men protecting a schedule as from anything older waiting underneath.
Best suited to viewers who like their horror rooted in place and grievance rather than jump-scare spectacle. At a lean 1h 46m it moves like an investigation, tightening as the family gets deeper inside the company, and it trades on atmosphere and mounting unease more than gore. If regional Southeast Asian horror appeals, or you simply enjoy a revenge story with something ancient breathing beneath it, this is a solid, unsettling pick for a late evening.
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