Congratulations, Horrifyingly Delicious Film Reaches 2 Million Viewers In 20 Days

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JAKARTA - The Indonesian film industry is again gaining achievements with local film releases. The horror film by Bene Dion is certain to get 2 million viewers in 2 days.

This news was shared on social media, Horrifyingly Delicious. They announced the score by dubbing one of the dialogues in the film.

“What did I say! If you follow my efforts, it will work, right?” said Arswendi Beningswara in the video.

"It's Horrible, It's Good to be watched by 2 million people because of you, right?" That's the voice and photo information shared by the @ngeringerisedapmovie account today, Wednesday, June 22.

Of course, this achievement is a new acquisition of Horrifyingly Delicious. Previously, they held a press conference after the film scored 1.5 million viewers within two weeks.

“This film would not be as busy as this if the audience did not participate in the struggle, telling them to watch it. Thank you to all who feel this film is a film together," said Bene Dion.

“This extraordinary appreciation makes us optimistic, this is a good signal for Indonesian cinema. It's time to wake up like 2019, being the host in your own country by bringing back 50 million Indonesian film viewers," said Dipa Andika as producer.

Horror Sedap comes in the midst of a cease-fire for Hollywood films such as Top Gun: Maverick and Jurassic World: Dominion. Regardless, the audience for this film continues to increase over time.

Not only that, Horror-Ngeri Sedap became the third Indonesian film with the highest grossing audience after KKN in Desa Penari and Kukira Kau Rumah. This family story from a minority tribe has actually become the audience's interest.

The horror film tells the story of Pak Domu (Arswendi) and Mak Domu (Tika Panggabean) who miss their four children: Domu, Gabe, and Sahat who have been away for a long time. They planned to fake a divorce to get their three children home.

Currently, the horror film is still showing in Indonesian cinemas.