After the massive success of KKN di Desa Penari, Simpleman returns with a new horror story titled Pabrik Gula. This film is adapted from a viral thread that first appeared on social media platform X (formerly Twitter), posted by an account with a Breaking Bad Heisenberg avatar. Now, this phenomenal story has been brought to the big screen by MD Pictures.

Synopsis of Pabrik Gula

Pabrik Gula tells the story of a group of seasonal laborers who arrive from a village to work at a sugar processing factory. The group includes Fadhil, Endah, Naning, Hendra, Wati, Franky, and Dwi. At first, everything seems normal, but strange occurrences begin to unfold, especially when Endah experiences supernatural disturbances, such as mysterious whispers and ghostly apparitions.

Tension rises when a laborer is found dead in a well behind the factory. Upon investigation, a dark history is revealed—the factory suffered a massive fire seven years ago, killing many workers. Additionally, the factory is located near a kingdom of demit (supernatural beings). It turns out that the factory owner once made a mystical pact with the Maha Ratu to ensure their coexistence.

However, the laborers unknowingly cross boundaries that should never have been breached. As a result, the evil entities ruling the place become enraged and start claiming lives one by one. Will they be able to survive this terrifying ordeal?

Cast of Pabrik Gula

The film features a cast of well-known Indonesian actors, including:

• Arbani Yasiz as Fadhil

• Ersya Aurelia as Endah

• Erika Carlina as Naning

• Bukie B. Mansyur as Hendra

• Wavi Zihan as Wati

• Benedictus Siregar as Franky

• Arif Alfiansyah as Dwi

In addition to these main actors, the film also includes supporting cast members who enhance the eerie atmosphere of the story.

What Makes Pabrik Gula Special?

Like KKN di Desa Penari, Pabrik Gula delivers a deeply immersive horror experience, incorporating strong elements of local culture and mystical legends believed to exist in various parts of Indonesia. One of the film's unique aspects is its dual-version screening:

• Yellow Hour: Suitable for audiences aged 17+

• Red Hour: Restricted to 21+ viewers, featuring more intense and terrifying scenes

With its haunting cinematography and eerie abandoned factory setting, Pabrik Gula has the potential to become one of the most successful Indonesian horror films this year.

A Continuation of Simpleman’s Horror Legacy

Pabrik Gula marks another milestone in Simpleman’s journey of bringing viral horror threads to life. With its suspenseful plot, chilling visuals, and deeply rooted mystical elements, this film is set to send shivers down the spines of cinema audiences. Will Pabrik Gula surpass the popularity of KKN di Desa Penari?

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