'New kinds of monsters': The rise of Southeast Asian horror films
Imbued with local folklore, Malaysian and Indonesian horror movies are breathing new life into a tired genre.
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Imbued with local folklore, Malaysian and Indonesian horror movies are breathing new life into a tired genre.
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Zombie pandemic Director Ray Lee is planning a sequel to horror flick Belaban Hidup: Infeksi Zombie, which made waves at international film festivals Lee believes films can unite us at difficult times. - Pictures courtesy of Ray Lee GOOD storytelling is never held back by the language barrier. The universal appeal of Malaysian-made horror movie Belaban Hidup: Infeksi Zombie is attested by awards from seven countries – Sweden, Russia, France, Greece, Canada, Singapore and the US. The film has yet to book a cinematic release and, uniquely, the dialogue is mostly in Iban. The plot centres...
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