Satan's Slaves 2: Communion

A new breakthrough for Indonesian horror films of course, but the weakness lies in the forced and hasty plot. Regarding technical achievements, there is rapid progress compared to the previous film, the cinematography is superb, sound design is really good and the IMAX's crystal clear mastered is tye new game here!. But the problem is on the direction itself, i think is not as good as Joko Anwar's previous work Impetigore, it's too rushy, the plot seems forced to be associated with historical events, but the correlation does not make any sense at all if you think about the first Satan's Slave details and plot. But so far, Satan's Slave 2 provides an interesting and exciting spectacle and a roller coaster ride! Tari characters? What a wasted talent! This character supposedly got more interesting role play better than just a layer character guest.

7,5/10.

In many things the director was able to motivate the audience, but the story was weak and had no meaning. The first Movie was excellent, but this one was disappointing.

This is awesome, directing of Joko Anwar getting interested! You guys should watch this movie. Perfect.

The vibes is good The ghost is good The cast is good.

It is not make any sense if someone can scream and the other people can't hear. Because the building has hollow in the middle.

This movie has too many unneccessary characters and scenes. For example, the three children died in the ground of the lift, the tree boys do some unimportant scenes that do not support the main story, etc.

I think, Joko Anwar has failed this time. Sorry.

Bigger, braver, more brutal, Joko Anwar sets new standard for Indonesian horror visual storytelling with each release of Pengabdi Setan's installment. But as usual with Joko, some parts work really well, others seem to be unfit in a 2-hour movie medium that are sometimes hard to ignore. But other than that, it's an excellent alternative for those suffering from Hollywood fatigue, thanks to all those homages towards 60's - 80's horror movies, the period where Hollywood still knew how to make movies, including horror/thriller

8.5/10.