THE LATEST COMEDY HOROR FILM IN INDONESIA

Kang Mak (or simply “Pee Mak”) is a Thai horror-comedy film that was released in 2013. Directed by Banjong Pisanthanakun, the movie is a modern adaptation of the popular Thai folklore of Mae Nak Phra Khanong, a ghost story deeply rooted in Thai culture.

Plot Summary:

The story is set during the Rattanakosin Kingdom era in Thailand. It revolves around a man named Mak who goes off to war, leaving his pregnant wife, Nak, behind. After the war, Mak returns home with four of his friends: Ter, Puak, Shin, and Aey. However, they soon realize that something is off about Nak and the entire village. As the story unfolds, Mak’s friends discover that Nak is actually a ghost who died while giving birth to their child while Mak was away at war. The film combines horror elements with comedy as Mak’s friends try to protect him from his ghostly wife while navigating their fear and love for their friend.

Themes and Style:

“Pee Mak” blends horror, comedy, romance, and a touch of drama, making it both a scary and heartwarming experience. The film is known for its humorous take on classic horror tropes, balancing lighthearted moments with genuinely creepy scenes. The dynamic between the characters, especially Mak’s friends, provides comedic relief throughout the film.

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“Pee Mak” became one of Thailand’s highest-grossing films and has gained a strong following both domestically and internationally due to its unique genre-blending and endearing characters.

There isn’t an official Indonesian version of “Pee Mak,” but the popularity of the film has influenced some Indonesian filmmakers to create movies with similar themes or styles, blending horror and comedy. These films often draw on local folklore and cultural humor, much like “Pee Mak” does with Thai folklore.

While there may not be a direct adaptation titled “Kang Mak” for the Indonesian audience, here are a few Indonesian horror-comedy films that might be similar in spirit:

1. “Jailangkung” Series

• A mix of horror, mystery, and some light-hearted moments, these films explore the traditional Indonesian supernatural lore of the “Jailangkung” doll, which is similar to a Ouija board. While more focused on horror, there are comedic elements scattered throughout.

2. “Suzzanna: Bernapas dalam Kubur” (2018)

• This movie is a remake of the classic 1970s Indonesian horror film series starring Suzzanna, the legendary “Queen of Indonesian Horror.” The film features some dark humor and campy elements, making it a unique mix that fans of “Pee Mak” might enjoy.

3. “Setan Budeg” (2008)

• A horror-comedy that has gained cult status in Indonesia, this film combines humor and scares in a similar vein. The plot involves a group of people who accidentally release a ghost and must deal with the chaos that ensues.

4. “Kuntilanak Kamar Mayat” (2011)

• Another Indonesian horror-comedy that leans heavily on local ghost stories like the Kuntilanak (a ghost similar to Mae Nak). It offers a blend of jump scares and humor.

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