Zombi Kilang Biskut And Other Local Horror Movies With Super Basic Titles

Guess where the spooky ghost lives at?! Botol kicap lah!

Cookie factory zombies! If you are wondering if the zombies have a thing for biskut, they don't. The biskut factory was only ever used for the zombies to make their grand entrance for their first scene.

Pontianak Harum Sundal Malam directly translates into Pontianak scent of the tuber rose. The lead, Maryam, is very fond of the fragrant Sundal Malam flower, thus the namesake. A rose-scented vampire? How cool is that!

"Honey, I'm hooome!"

"Boss, teh tarik bungkus satu! Ikat tepi, ok?"

My friend died in a rented house does sound very sad and a little spooky. Anybody living in a rented house?

Ghost that gets a lift

A movie dedicated to all the ghosts that dislike walking and enjoy hitching free rides with motorists.

Wilcha survive from the clutches of a Bangladeshi werewolf?

'Nan' here refers to the short-form of the lead male character's name, Adnan, and no, not roti naan. (but hey, new movie title idea!)

Don't look back is one of the highest grossing Malaysian movies of all time with its classic plot of kampung spirits with a serious case of trouble letting go.

A horror comedy/parody of Jangan Pandang Belakang and Congkak, Don't look back congkak combines the quirkiest elements from both the horror movies.

Don't look back, can?

A parody of one of the 'creepiest' Malaysian horror movies ever made, Jangan Pandang Belakang, this one has a similar plot, except that the ghost in Jangan Pandang Belakang Boleh is rather quirky (check out the GIF).

Small, small, fiery chilli

Besar jadi jalapeno?

Amir and Lokman go to the sea

The main aim of the lead characters, you guessed it, Amir and Lokman, is to sell drinks by the beach to beautiful foreigners.