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Today I'll show you a horror-comedy film: " Kuntilanak, Part 2"
Spoiler ahead, watch out and take care
The movie begins with an old man initiating a ritual inside a dark basement
He opens an aged spell-book and starts humming
On the mantel behind him is a framed photo of a woman
A massive tree is spilling through the cracks of the basement walls
Then a tall and lean figure emerges from the tree, and steps into the room
It's a woman called Kuntilanak, a mythic monster
She slowly approaches the old man; and he immediately calls her his queen
He explains that he has set her free; and now she must teach him dark magic
But Kuntilanak kills him instead
She climbs upstairs and out into the world
It's a busy night at the town fair
All around, kids are playing, eating, or sampling the various attractions
However, a pre-teen girl named Dinda, is far from enjoying her time
She is worried about losing any one of her rambunctious four younger adoptive siblings
Through a walkie-talkie, she tries to reach her youngest sister, Ambar; but there's no response
Her other brother Miko, who wears glasses, also doesn't know where Ambar is
Meanwhile, the two male siblings, Kresna and Panji, are playing with other kids
Their oldest teenage sister, Julia,
is irritated by her boyfriend's lack of initiative in helping her take care of her siblings
Kresna and Panji almost get into a fight with the other boys regarding a stuffed bear
but Julia arrives and breaks up the fight
Dinda rushes to her gathered siblings, and tells them that Ambar is missing
Luckily, they find Ambar dozing inside the Ferris wheel
She tells the others that a woman had taken her there
One of the siblings mentions that it might be a Kuntilanak that led Ambar there
Dinda herself had previously faced the Kuntilanak, when she was at an orphanage
Julia's boyfriend scoffs at the little kids believing in monsters
but they insist that the Kuntilanak is real
They get home and tell their adoptive mother, Mrs Dona, what happened
She is a loving parent, but is deeply worried about them being careless
The next day, a regal long-haired woman named Karmila,
knocks on the door and introduces herself to Mrs Dona as the biological mother of Dinda
She recounts the day she left her on the orphanage steps inside a basket
However, she doesn't explain why she gave away her own baby
What the two don't know is that Dina is eavesdropping on their conversation
Karmila hands Mrs Dona a map to her cabin in the mountains
That night, Dinda approaches Mrs Dona, and asks her if what she heard was true
She confesses to the child that she is not completely sure whether Karmila is telling the truth
Mrs Dona won't let Dinda go with her yet,
until she has contacted the orphanage matron to confirm her story
But Dinda insists that she wants to meet Karmila
The two disagree; and Dinda ends up walking out
When she goes to sleep later on, Dinda dreams of a beating heart and a massive tree
She abruptly wakes up, and gathers her things
But Julia stops her, just before she steps out of the door, begging her younger sister not to leave
She adds that if Dinda talks to Mrs Dona again,
Julia and the other siblings can accompany Dinda, and make sure she is safe
Mrs Dona is still apprehensive;
but she comes to understand that Dinda needs to make this journey, so she can understand herself
With their adoptive mother's approval,
the kids all pile into a car, and make their way to the mountains
Along for the ride is Julia's boyfriend
They are now deep within the forest; and Ambar complains of wanting to poop
This causes an argument between Panji and Kresna;
and the boyfriend slams on the brakes as a white-haired girl crosses the road abruptly
Just as quick as she appeared, she is gone in the blink of an eye
Fortunately, they are just a few meters away from their destination
Karmila emerges from a large cabin, wearing a flowing white dress
Julia leads the group and greets her
Karmila singles out Dinda immediately;
and the others leave the two alone, so they can have time to get to know each other
The mother and daughter enter the cabin; and Dinda is amazed by how luxurious the cabin is
Hanging on the wall is a beautiful oil painting of Karmila
Outside, Julia wanders near a well, and sees two white-haired creatures cackling below it
Her boyfriend sneaks up on her moments later, and the creatures are gone
After some time, the rest of the group enter the house;
and Karmila leads them to their assigned rooms
The boys are all together in one room, while Julia and Ambar are rooming in another
Inside the boys' room, the boyfriend tries to entice the kids to join in his meditation;
but only Miko actually stays
Kresna and Panji sneak out of the room and explore the house
They come across a room with a large white screen, and a collection of shadow puppets
Panji explains that the screen is used during shadow puppet shows
He demonstrates with a couple of the puppets, and puts on an impromptu show
Meanwhile, Mrs Dona visits the orphanage matron to verify Karmila's story
The matron hands her a letter, that was placed inside Dinda's basket when she was left there
The matron hands Mrs Dona a clay pot and hair pin,
that looks like a tree branch that came with Dinda too
Back in the cabin, Dinda goes exploring too
She finds a workshop filled with pottery of various sizes
She grabs one from the shelf, and inspects it
Karmila comes inside, and offers to teach her how to make clay pots too
Karmila elegantly shows Dinda how to use the pottery wheel
They don't notice Ambar watching them from outside
The show continues, but something sinister happens
Panji watches in horror, as a shadow of a tall woman with long black hair and sharp claws,
stalks toward Kresna and kills him
Panji screams out, and rushes to the back of the white screen
But Kresna is okay, and is actually bewildered by Panji's actions
Back in the boys' room, the boyfriend and Miko are still attempting to meditate
He shushes Miko for snoring and farting; but it's not Miko making that sound
Suddenly, he sees a white-haired girl in a pale white dress, shrieking at him
She leaps and then passes through the boyfriend's body before disappearing
He then starts muttering about how they're all in danger from the Kuntilanak
Miko freaks out and screams for help
They all rush inside the room; and Karmila helps the boyfriend come back to normal
She explains that she must have done something to offend the spirits residing in the forest
On the other side, Mrs Dona starts reading the letter
It was penned by Karmila to be read, in the event that someone tries to claim her daughter
She shares that she and her husband had bought a beautiful secluded cabin up in the mountains;
but they didn't know that the area was rumored to be a Kuntilanak lair
One day, she saw the monster leering at her baby daughter inside the crib
She then knew that the curse had come to claim her daughter Dinda
They were descended from a clan, cursed by the Kuntilanak
To appease her, their family has continually sacrificed their first-born children
Karmila's husband insisted that it's their duty to sacrifice Dinda;
but Karmila wanted to find another way to escape the curse
The matron then adds that shortly after,
Karmila and her husband disappeared from their cottage, and were never seen again
In the cabin, Karmila prepares a sumptuous feast for her guests
Before they eat, Karmila proudly shows off the clay pot, that Dinda had made that afternoon
However, Ambar acts out by smashing the clay pot; then she runs away
Julia follows her, and knocks on their bedroom door
But she is drawn to another door across the hallway
She opens it, and sees a staircase leading down to a dark and musty basement
the same basement shown earlier in the film,
where the old man summoned the demon, Kuntilanak
She goes down the stairs, and discovers several framed photos of Karmila, her husband,
and baby Dinda covered with dust
Julia goes deeper into the basement, and finds a large hole in the wall leading outside
Suddenly, the old man's corpse lands on top of her
She falls screaming to the floor,
and sees that inside the hole are the two white-haired creatures,
which she saw down the well earlier
Julia loses consciousness because of that
Miko excuses himself from the dinner table early
He is suspicious of Karmila and the woods;
and he wants to find some proof that she is not who she says she is
So he goes snooping around her bedroom, and uncovers a wooden box filled with worms
Shortly after, Karmila also goes inside the room once dinner is done
Miko hides in her closet, and peeks through the slats, like a peeping Tom with magnifying glasses
He watches as Karmila levitates, and pierces a lizard on the ceiling with one of her nails
Dinda comes to her bedroom;
and Karmila urges her to go to her bedroom, so they can sleep for the night
Miko manages to escape; and he comes running to his siblings to tell them what he saw
But Kresna doesn't believe his smelly bullshit
However, Panji pipes up, telling the others about the apparition he saw,
while Kresna was playing with the shadow puppets
This conversation makes the boyfriend remember the words spoken to him by the white-haired creature
Finally, the group is convinced that there is no bullshit,
and they are pretty in danger from Karmila
Karmila sings a lullaby to Dinda as she strokes her hair
Dinda gets another dream about a beating heart
Meanwhile, Miko's book on otherworldly creatures proves to be useful,
when the boyfriend identifies the white-haired creatures as twin monsters,
who accompany demons like the Kuntilanak
The boyfriend runs out of the room, and finds Julia still unconscious in the basement
The younger siblings all run to the living room,
but are greeted by the sight of Karmila, looking at them menacingly
She starts shedding her human skin; her eyes turn red, her limbs grow longer;
and her dark hair becomes more unruly
It turns out, she is not Dinda's biological mother, but the Kuntilanak herself
She just pretended to be Karmila, so she could lure Dinda to her and finish the curse
The kids are horrified; and they scatter in different directions to hide
Miko and the two siblings sneak into the hallway to try and get Dinda from the room
but the Kuntilanak ambushes them
They run outside the house; and Miko gets separated from them
Meanwhile, Julia wakes up; and she and her boyfriend race to get out of the basement
But as they scamper up the stairs,
the twin monsters come after them, and try to drag them back down
Ambar hides her smelly ass in their van, but sees the Kuntilanak behind her
She screams out loud
Miko finds himself in a swamp
He hides in the water as the Kuntilanak floats above him
He thinks he is safe; but the Kuntilanak appears behind him, and screams his shitty name
Kresna and Panji get lost in the woods, and emerge into a strange and hazy circus,
where dozens of kids are walking around with dazed looks on their faces
Kresna tries to ask a girl for help
but when she turns, she has the terrifying white eyes of a monster
The children all crowd around the two brothers; and they squeeze their eyes shut in fear
When they open them again, they see that they are still in the woods
However, vines snake all around their legs
Julia and her boyfriend finally make it out of the basement
They head straight to Karmila's bedroom, and wake Dinda up
Julia tells her that Karmila is really a Kuntilanak
But the monster herself enters the bedroom, looking like Karmila once again
She calls Dinda to her, and tells her that she loves her
Starve for the love of a mother she never knew, Dinda steps forward
But the boyfriend gets in the Kuntilanak's way
She gets angry and chokes his chick neck
He grabs an object from the desk behind him, and hits her right in the meaty face
For a moment, she shows her true face as a Kuntilanak;
and Dinda finally realizes that Julia was telling the truth
They both run, while the boyfriend faces the Kuntilanak head-on
Dinda and Julia run outside, and look for the others
Mrs Dona pulls up in her car, having made the journey after reading the letter
She explains to Dinda that to save her,
her parents had banished the Kuntilanak into her lair in the basement,
with a spell that cost them their lives
However, their cursed family sent the old man to release and appease the Kuntilanak
The Kuntilanak is after Dinda,
and considers Dina her own daughter she is entitled to, because of the curse
Mrs Dona also gives Dinda the hairpin, that was in the basket her mother left her in
Its appearance makes her think of the tree inside the Kuntilanak's lair
Dinda wants to confront the Kuntilanak herself; but Mrs Dona convinces her to hide instead
Meanwhile, the Kuntilanak throws the boyfriend out the window
She steps outside; and Mrs Dona douses her with gasoline, in an attempt to burn her
But she is impervious to fire; and it just makes her angrier
Mrs Dona urges Julia to find Dinda and protect her
The Kuntilanak zeroes in on her, and taunts her
Concurrently, Dinda scurries to the basement and enters the lair
Julia finds an ax, and attacks the Kuntilanak with it
The monster's head flies off; but its mouth is still moving and singing a lullaby
Her torso merely grabs her GPS head, and attaches it back again
Dinda finds herself in a sprawling and magical woodland inside the lair
In the middle of it is a stream
She follows a stream, and comes across the massive tree she keeps seeing in her dreams
To her shock, tangled in the roots are her brothers
The boyfriend gets possessed by the Kuntilanak and grabs the knife
With erratic movements, he stalks closer to Julia and Mrs Dona
The Kuntilanak arrives; and Dinda wields her mother's hairpin against her
They fall to the stream below the tree; and Dinda stabs the monster with the hairpin multiple times
This weakens her; and Dinda crawls to the tree, only to see a beating heart inside it
She finally realizes what her dreams meant:
she was shown the way to kill the Kuntilanak, by stabbing her beating heart inside the tree
The tree tries to defend itself by grabbing Dinda, using its tree hands;
but she makes it to the heart, and stabs it with the hairpin
Because of that, the Kuntilanak is swallowed up by the ground
Dinda's brothers all get free; and Julia's boyfriend is no longer possessed
The happy family reunite and rejoice that they are all now safe
As dawn breaks, they finally leave the forest and its horrors behind
The movie ends by showing a shot of one of the clay pots inside Karamila's cottage
It now depicts an illustration of a woman with long hair
The lullaby that the Kuntilanak sang plays, indicating that she is not gone forever
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