Sara Wijayanto

Sara Wijayanto’s name pops up in Indonesian horror circles for a reason—she’s the woman who brings seriously unnerving characters to life. You might’ve seen her in “Tarot” from 2015, a film that doesn’t hold back on the supernatural chaos. Think tarot cards that definitely don’t tell anyone’s fortune in a friendly way. In that movie, Sara’s performance turns a simple deck of cards into a tool of pure dread. It’s the type of role that sticks with you long after the credits roll. Then there’s “Arwah Noni Belanda” (2019), which, honestly, is a creepy love letter to old-school ghost stories. Sara dives headfirst into the world of restless spirits and colonial hauntings—seriously, she’s not just acting, she’s channeling something. The film’s got that classic Indonesian horror vibe: creaking floorboards, flickering lights, and a ghostly presence that makes the hair on your neck stand up. Sara’s role here isn’t just about jump scares; she actually brings a weird sort of empathy to her character, making you feel for the haunted just as much as the living. Now, “Gundik” is lined up for 2025, and word on the street is, it’s about to get wild. Details are tight, but if her past roles are anything to go by, Sara’s about to give us another masterclass in how to make horror feel real. She’s carved out a niche for herself, blending emotional depth with that classic horror intensity. Basically, if Sara Wijayanto’s in it, expect to be spooked in the best way possible.