Maya Azka

Mount Gede isn’t just a backdrop in this movie—it’s basically another character, honestly. The whole thing kicks off with a group of friends who think, “Hey, let’s take a break from city life and hike up this old volcano.” Bold move, right? Anyway, the vibe shifts from fun to full-on creepy pretty quick. There’s this weird fog, shadows darting around, and Maya Azka’s character, Lila, starts noticing things that absolutely shouldn’t be there. Not your average camping trip. As they climb, old legends about the mountain start cropping up. You know, those stories locals tell just to freak you out? Well, turns out, there’s some truth to them. People start acting strange, and the line between reality and legend goes fuzzy. Lila’s trying to hold it together, but honestly, who wouldn’t lose it when your friends are disappearing and you’re hearing whispers in the dark? It’s a slow burn, not a jump-scare fest. The fear just crawls under your skin. Maya’s performance is wild—she nails that balance between tough and totally freaked out. By the time things hit the fan, you’re not even sure what’s real anymore. Ghosts, curses, guilt—it’s all tangled up. In the end, Mount Gede isn’t just a mountain. It’s a graveyard of secrets, and nobody gets out the same as they went in.