The Ghost Train of Manggarai
Apr 30 2008
•1h 29m
•Horror
A group of teenagers performs a ritual to summon a ghost train, that is said to have boarded a train, to find their missing sister. On the train, they experience various terrible events.
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Sheila Marcia
Rossa
Melvin Giovanie
Bobby
Stefanie Hariadi
Emily
Nadila Ernesta
Tari
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