'Takut Ke Tak' review: Fresh and fun take on horror film genre


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Does one go or not go to the loo at an abandoned house?

Stop me if you’ve heard this one before: Five people enter an abandoned house, deemed to be haunted, only to come face-to-face with the supernatural being occupying the space.

It’s a premise that almost every low-budget film have explored, starting with Sam Raimi’s classic 1981 The Evil Dead as well as the 1999 hit The Blair Witch Project.

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6 10

Summary:

It’s not without flaws, but enter the cinema hall with low expectations and you might end up having a good laugh.

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Takut Ke Tak , Nabil Aqil , Fabian Loo , Horror , Comedy

   

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