

Ghost in the Cell
In a notorious prison, an invisible force begins killing inmates brutally, compelling enemy gangs and corrupt guards to work together as they try to survive the mounting bloodshed.
Review Sentiment
Pendi calls the politician and reminds him of his lost idealism to turn his aura red
The ghost attacks and kills the corrupt mining politician in his luxury cell
Sentiment rises sharply from the rushed climactic kill (6.0) back through the preceding phone call sequence (9.0), representing a 3-point swing between the film's most celebrated beat and its most criticized shortcoming within the final ten minutes.
Ghost in the Cell earns strong and consistent enthusiasm from reviewers for its inventive gore, absurdist comedy, and sharp political satire, with the film's midsection delivering its most beloved and original sequences around the aura mechanic and the prisoners' frantic dancing. The ensemble, particularly Aming, is widely praised, and the prison-as-corruption-metaphor is seen as one of the year's more pointed satirical conceits. However, a notable dip in the final minutes reflects a near-universal complaint that the ending is rushed and undercooked relative to the creative energy that precedes it.
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Abimana Aryasatya
Anggoro

Bront Palarae
Jefry

Dimas Danang
Irfan

Endy Arfian
Dimas

Lukman Sardi
Pendi

Mike Lucock
Wildan

Yoga Pratama
Six

Morgan Oey
Bimo

Aming
Tokek

Rio Dewanto
Endy

Tora Sudiro
Anton

Almanzo Konoralma
Buki

Kiki Narendra
Sapto

Haydar Salishz
Donald

Arswendy Bening Swara
Prakasa Kitabuming

Dewa Dayana
Young Prakasa
Faiz Vishal
Vijay

Ho Yuhang
Rendra
Magistus Miftah
Novilham

Ical Tanjung
Bambang
Crew
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