Renowned filmmaker Joko Anwar returns with another chaotic, blood-drenched nightmare titled Ghost in the Cell. Anwar wrote and directed the feature, which plunges audiences into the iron-clad walls of a violent prison.
High-Security Lockup Becomes a Living Hell
Under a tyrannical warden, the facility is already a volatile powder keg, divided by warring convict factions. However, the arrival of a mysterious new inmate completely shatters the prison’s fragile balance. Shortly after, a string of gruesome murders leaves mutilated victims on display across the cellblocks.
No Escape From an Unseen Threat
What begins as a clash between rival gang lords rapidly devolves into a desperate fight for survival against a supernatural force. The terrified prisoners quickly realize that the deadliest threat is a vengeful entity roaming the dark corridors. As a result, bitter rivals must set aside their bloody grudges to stay alive. What unfolds is a high-octane blend of hard-hitting action, dark humor, and relentless terror.
A Powerhouse Ensemble
Produced by Tia Hasibuan, the film features an impressive cast of acclaimed Indonesian actors. The ensemble includes Abimana Aryasatya, Bront Palarae, Arswendy Bening Swara, Aming Sugandhi, Dimas Danang Suryonegoro, and Almanzo Konoralma. Seamlessly blending martial arts choreography, ghost lore, and horror-comedy, this wild release delivers non-stop entertainment for movie lovers. Wondering whether it’s worth watching? Read our spoiler-free review.
In our interview with director Anwar, we discussed everything from the story to the gore and filming. Check out what he had to say.
Genre fans can stream Ghost in the Cell on Digital starting October 27th. It will follow with a 4K Ultra HD and Blu-ray release on November 17th from Well Go USA. Watch it on services like Prime Video beginning tomorrow.
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