Over the past few years, Netflix has become a home for authentic and distinctive Indonesian stories, from box-office hits and dramas to local TV favorites and Netflix Originals. Throughout 2026, Netflix is committed to bringing more than 100 local titles to the platform, showcasing the rich diversity of Indonesian storytelling—including the horror genre, one of the country’s most beloved.

Whether you enjoy supernatural scares, dark tales of the unknown, or horror with a generous dose of comedy, there is plenty to discover. Here are some Indonesian horror titles currently available on Netflix that deserve a spot on your watchlist.

Ghost in the Cell

Cast: Endy Arfian, Lukman Sardi, Abimana Aryasatya

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Released in Indonesian cinemas in April this year, Ghost in the Cell quickly became a box-office hit, attracting more than 3.3 million moviegoers.

Directed by veteran filmmaker Joko Anwar, this horror comedy blends supernatural terror with a subtle environmental message. The story unfolds inside a prison, where the arrival of a new inmate appears to trigger a series of gruesome deaths.

Faced with daily oppression, hostility, and an increasingly deadly supernatural threat, the prisoners have no choice but to put their differences aside and join forces against a vengeful ghost on the rampage.

Danur: The Last Chapter

Cast: Prilly Latuconsina, Zee JKT48, Dito Darmawan

The fourth installment in the Danur franchise follows Risa as she enters a new chapter of her life. After years of shutting the door on her ability to communicate with her ghostly friends, Risa believes she has finally left that part of her past behind.

But everything changes when her younger sister, Riri, begins behaving strangely in the days leading up to her wedding. As a series of unsettling incidents unfolds, Risa starts to wonder whether her supernatural friends are trying to send her a message.

Janur Ireng

Cast: Rio Dewanto, Marthino Lio, Nyimas Ratu Rafa

Set 10 years before the events of Sewu Dino, Janur Ireng, directed by Kimo Stamboel, delves into the origins of the conflict and curse surrounding the powerful Karsa family.

Behind their wealth and influence lies a dark secret: a pact with the supernatural world and black magic practices passed down through generations. When the past comes back to demand its price, terror begins to consume the family, leading its members one by one toward horrifying fates.

Sekawan Limo

Cast: Bayu Skak, Nadya Arina, Keisya Levronka

What happens when five hikers ignore the rules of a mountain myth? In this unconventional horror comedy, five friends set out on a mountain adventure, only to break two important warnings: a hiking group should have an even number of members, and no one should ever look back.

Their disregard for the superstition soon comes at a terrifying price when they realize that one of them may not be human after all.

Now, they must figure out who—or what—the real ghost among them is before it is too late.

Pesugihan Sate Gagak

Cast: Ardit Erwandha, Yono Bakrie, Benidictus Siregar

For three friends struggling with money, desperation leads them down a dangerous supernatural path.

In search of wealth, they perform a pesugihan ritual by selling satay made from crow meat to unseen beings. The ritual works, and money begins to flow. But their newfound fortune comes with a terrifying catch: hungry spirits start appearing, demanding more and more satay.

Will the three friends continue their pact with the supernatural—or risk everything to escape the demons they have summoned?

Kang Mak from Pee Mak

Cast: Vino G. Bastian, Marsha Timothy, Indro Warkop

After returning home from the battlefield with his fellow soldiers, a man is overjoyed to reunite with his beloved wife—only to discover that she is actually a ghost.

Yet her death does not mark the end of their love story.

Directed by Herwin Novianto, Kang Mak from Pee Mak is an Indonesian adaptation of the 2013 Thai hit Pee Mak. First released in Indonesian cinemas in August 2024, the film attracted more than 4.8 million moviegoers, thanks to its entertaining blend of comedy, romance, and horror.

Suzzanna: Santet Dosa di Atas Dosa

Cast: Luna Maya, Reza Rahadian, Clift Sangra

A young woman named Suzzanna turns to black magic after her father is killed by a cruel village ruler. Determined to avenge his death, she soon discovers that the ruler possesses far greater power than she could have imagined.

At the same time, Suzzanna falls in love with a devout man who knows nothing about her dark secret.

Caught between revenge and love, Suzzanna must decide whether to continue down the path of vengeance—or leave it all behind for a chance at a different life.

Sumala

Cast: Luna Maya, Darius Sinathrya, Makayla Rose Hilli

In 1948, wealthy couple Soedjiman (Darius Sinathrya) and Sulastri (Luna Maya) will do anything to have children. Living in a village in Semarang, they turn to a shaman who offers them a supernatural bargain: Sulastri will give birth to twins, but both children must be loved and treated equally.

If the couple breaks their promise, tragedy will follow.

Sulastri eventually gives birth to twin daughters, Kumala and Sumala (Makayla Rose Hilli), whose appearances could not be more different. But when Soedjiman commits the unthinkable, their village is plunged into a terrifying nightmare.

Alas Roban

Cast: Michelle Ziudith, Rio Dewanto, Fara Shakila

Sita (Michelle Ziudith) and her daughter, Gendis (Fara Shakila), become stranded in Alas Roban after the last bus of the night breaks down.

From that night onward, Gendis begins hearing supernatural voices, drawing mysterious symbols, and becoming possessed every night. Sita eventually discovers that her daughter has been targeted by a supernatural entity connected to a forgotten ancient ritual.

With a sacred night fast approaching, Sita must return to Alas Roban and complete the final ritual.

Released in Indonesian cinemas earlier this year, Alas Roban has already attracted more than 2.4 million moviegoers.

More Indonesian Horror to Discover

The scares do not stop there. Netflix also offers plenty of other Indonesian horror titles worth adding to your watchlist, including Kang Solah from Kang Mak x Nenek Gayung, Qorin, Sosok Ketiga: Lintrik, Kuyang: Sekutu Iblis yang Selalu Mengintai, and Marni: The Story of Wewe Gombel.

And for fans of Sekawan Limo, there is more to look forward to: Sekawan Limo 2: Gunung Klawih is set to arrive at the end of this month.

So, whether you are in the mood for a chilling supernatural mystery, a tale of black magic, or a horror comedy you can enjoy with friends, there is no shortage of Indonesian stories waiting to be discovered on Netflix.

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