The day has finally come. The day I’ve been waiting for...17th April 2008. It’s the opening day of the much anticipated ‘local’ horror movie by Metrowealth Movies Production..Congkak. Directed and produced by Ahmad Idham and David Teo respectively, I will definitely go and watch this one.
If you’ve watched ‘Jangan Pandang Belakang’ (JPB) which I did, you should know what these guys (Ahmad Idham & David Teo) are capable of. Yes, they are the same guy who directed & produced JPB whose unexpected success last year has raked-in a record-breaking total collection of RM7.5 million! I know some of you ‘Malaysian’ might laugh at Malaysian movies, but at least with this one (JPB) I was ‘indirectly’ part of the record breaking history hahaha (laugh back.. ).
Labelled as Malaysia’s scariest horror blockbuster movie of 2008, Congkak has been targeted to reach RM10 million in total box-office collection..fuyoo! And if that is so, I will once again be part of the record-breaking feat, hahaha.. (brapa banyak rekod daa..hehe). Oh ya, tomorrow itself will be a new record for Malaysian film industry as Congkak will be screened simultaneously in 70 cinemas nationwide!
So guys, if you do loves horror movie (like I do)..lets come out & play...CONGKAK!
Synopsis:
Kazman is a dedicated husband who, despite his wife Sufiah's protests, decided to buy a bungalow for their family near a lake as a family getaway. Anxious in the new house, Sufiah feels as if someone is watching her. Her daughter Lisa, who would always go downstairs at night to play congkak with someone whom she could only see, compounds her uneasiness. Sufiah throws the congkak in the lake, but is awakened the next night by the sound of the congkak being played again and upon investigation, she sees an old lady playing it. When her daughter disappears, the oldest resident in that area, Pak Tua, comes to the family's rescue and helps in locating the missing family members.
Kazman is a dedicated husband who, despite his wife Sufiah's protests, decided to buy a bungalow for their family near a lake as a family getaway. Anxious in the new house, Sufiah feels as if someone is watching her. Her daughter Lisa, who would always go downstairs at night to play congkak with someone whom she could only see, compounds her uneasiness. Sufiah throws the congkak in the lake, but is awakened the next night by the sound of the congkak being played again and upon investigation, she sees an old lady playing it. When her daughter disappears, the oldest resident in that area, Pak Tua, comes to the family's rescue and helps in locating the missing family members.
WARNING!!
Expectant mothers and those suffering from heart
ailments are advised against viewing this film.
Children under 13 are also advised to only view the film
with the presence of guardians.
4 comments:
Kalau la d Keningau ada cinema kan bagus..*sigh*
Bikin takut o^^
sya tia berani tutup lampu!!!!!!!!
bah bila mo pigi nie...
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