Village of the Dead 2025
Director Rizal Mantovani takes four hikers into the eerie 2025 supernatural adventure *Village of the Dead*, where a wrong turn on a mist-wrapped mountain trail sends them stumbling into a village that shouldn't exist.
Director: Rizal Mantovani
Cast
Amanda Manopo
Yuni
Ersya Aurelia
Nita
Fahad Haydra
Aryo
Randy Martin
Raka
Anya Zen
Amari / Pendaki Wanita
Bambang Gundul
Mbah Surop
Yessi Kenyang
Penguasa Gunung
Rafly
Pendaki Pria
Budi Arifin
Penjaga Basecamp
Satria Lintang Daru
Penjaga Basecamp
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Village of the Dead (2025) about?
*Village of the Dead* follows four hikers who wander into a mountain hamlet that exists between realities. Once trapped, they discover the village thrives on disappearance, where cult rituals spill across graveyards and puppet strings move on their own. The only way home is to outrun a ritual that turns the living into eternal participants.
Who directed Village of the Dead?
The film is directed by Rizal Mantovani, known for blending folklore with modern horror techniques to craft unsettling visual stories.
Who stars in Village of the Dead?
The ensemble includes Amanda Manopo, Ersya Aurelia, Fahad Haydra, Randy Martin, and Anya Zen, with Bambang Gundul rounding out the cast.
Is Village of the Dead (2025) worth watching?
While IMDb ratings aren't yet available, the film promises a moody Himalayan horror experience steeped in Southeast Asian folklore. Fans of slow-burn dread and ritualistic terror will find much to unpack, though early buzz suggests it leans heavier on atmosphere than jump scares.
How long is Village of the Dead?
The movie runs 95 minutes, a tight runtime that keeps the tension high and the supernatural mystery tight.
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About Village of the Dead (2025) — Supernatural Horror Where the Village Welcomes the Living and the Dead
Director Rizal Mantovani takes four hikers into the eerie 2025 supernatural adventure *Village of the Dead*, where a wrong turn on a mist-wrapped mountain trail sends them stumbling into a village that shouldn't exist. Time loops in this pocket realm, and the moment the outsiders cross the threshold, the world flips: headless graveyards yawn open, hollow-eyed villagers shuffle through rituals atop skeletal remains, and marionettes dance on invisible strings. The locals are not quite human, the rituals are not quite welcoming, and the only way out seems to be through—straight into the heart of a cult that plans to bury the living alongside the dead. Survival means unravelling the village's dark pact before they become part of it forever.
As the hikers race against the shifting landscape, they confront impossible choices between trust and betrayal, memory and illusion, all under a crimson sky that never quite fades. The pulse of drums, the scent of damp earth, and the whispers of something watching from the dark create an atmosphere thick enough to taste, pulling *Village of the Dead* deep into the territory of folklore horror and existential dread.
