Hi5teria presents five distinct horror shorts directed by different Indonesian filmmakers, each with unique yet unconnected storylines. While some concepts—like mystical markets or cultural legends—offer originality and emotional weight, inconsistent execution and uneven acting performances hinder the overall impact. Despite compelling elements in a few segments and a shared use of open endings, t... Read more
Hi5teria presents five distinct horror shorts directed by different Indonesian filmmakers, each with unique yet unconnected storylines. While some concepts—like mystical markets or cultural legends—offer originality and emotional weight, inconsistent execution and uneven acting performances hinder the overall impact. Despite compelling elements in a few segments and a shared use of open endings, the film struggles to deliver a fully satisfying horror anthology, though it still holds value for genre enthusiasts seeking local flavor.
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