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Class : Auditing Class 1

1. Use a Thought-Provoking Quotation

“Monsters are real, and ghosts are real too. They live inside us, and sometimes, they win,” said Stephen King.

2. Ask a Question About Your Topic

What if the real monsters we fear aren’t lurking in the shadows, but are instead hidden deep within our minds?

This is why Suzanna, Indonesia’s queen of horror, is so unique. Her films, especially the classic Sundel Bolong, are great examples of horror that doesn’t rely on cheap tricks. Instead, her movies use a slow, creeping fear that makes audiences feel unsettled long after the movie ends. Suzanna’s haunting performances and atmosphere show that fear can be powerful without being loud or flashy.

People Misunderstand Fear in Horror

Modern horror movies are often criticized for focusing too much on jump scares and ignoring deeper, psychological fear. The big misconception is that horror must be obvious to be scary. But Suzanna’s films show this isn’t true. In her movies, fear isn’t about blood or sudden shocks. Instead, it’s about her intense gaze, her ghostly presence, and her ability to make viewers feel truly uneasy.

Fear is Like an Iceberg Imagine fear in a horror movie like an iceberg. The part we can see, the tip, is like the jump scares and the obvious shocks—it’s right there, easy to notice. But the real terror is hidden below the surface, deep and vast. Suzanna’s films embrace this idea, leading us into that hidden part of the iceberg. Her horror is more about what we can’t see and what’s left to our imagination, tapping into a psychological fear rather than just making us jump.

Suzanna’s Way of Creating Fear

In Sundel Bolong, Suzanna plays a ghost with a hole in her back. Her character is filled with sadness, revenge, and despair, which makes the story feel powerful on an emotional level. The fear in this film doesn’t just come from her appearance but from her quiet rage and sadness. Watching her is like watching a lost soul who can’t escape her pain. This kind of tragic horror is what makes the film so chilling and unforgettable.

Suzanna’s movies remind us that real horror doesn’t need loud noises or jump scares. Instead, it needs storytelling that stays with you. Her legacy shows that fear doesn’t have to shout; sometimes, it can be a quiet whisper that lingers in your mind. Suzanna proves that the coolest horror movies are the ones that make you think and feel, not just the ones that make you jump.

1. An Analogy: Watching The Conjuring 2 is like being slowly pulled into a dark, mysterious room with the door closing behind you.

2. Common misconceptions: Many people misunderstand The Conjuring 2. They think it's just full of scary jump scares that only shock you.

In the final minutes as the film nears its end, it becomes very heartbreaking as a young girl has to let go of her mother, who dies because of Badarawuhi.

• State a surprising fact

A surprising twist lies in the way Ayu is connected to Suzanna's past.

• The Common Misconception

Many people assume it just the heavy horror movie.

Their mother's younger brother believes that black magic will have a bad impact on their family.

“ The Conjuring is a supernatural horror film released in 2013, directed by James Wan. This film tells the true experience of psychic couple Ed and Lorraine Warren who helped the Perron family overcome supernatural terror in their home in 1971.”

2. related to the reader’s experience:

“ The story of The Conjuring feels very imprinted because it lifts common fears, such as strange sounds at night or feeling watched when alone. This makes the horror feel more real, as if it can happen to us.”

When everyone overheard about Hereditary, everyone thought it would be just another horror movie filled with jump scares and creepy monsters.

Problem

This belief can stop viewers from seeing the film’s deeper messages about grief and family problems.

1. Surprising fact or puzzling statement. Did you know that "Rumah Dara" is considered one of the most disturbing and brutal horror films to come out of Indonesia?.

2. Short story

   One night, a group of strangers unknowingly steps into the home of a woman whose family has a dark, horrifying secret one they may never leave alive.

1. What do you think about the real-life events surrounding the Amityville Horror case? Do you believe the Lutz family's experiences were truly supernatural?

2. The story of Amityville blends real-life tragedy with supernatural claims, making it hard to separate fact from fiction.

Readers Experience

Watching Satu Suro brings the audience to a gripping atmosphere, where the mysterious presence of Suzanna makes the experience feel real and unforgettable.

Describe a Problem/Statement

Many people misunderstand, thinking that horror must always be full of jump scares, while Satu Suro proves that true fear can emerge from Suzanna's silence and haunting gaze.

These films build suspense by showing strange sounds, creepy shadows, and terrifying visions as the spirits grow stronger.

In a Ouija movie, the audience feels the fear of the unknown, and it makes us wonder if it’s safe to try connecting with spirits. These films are scary because they play on our fears of ghosts and the supernatural.

The strategies to make the movie interested is :

1. Many consider the Ouija board to be a harmless game, but others believe it’s a doorway to the unknown a path that can’t be retraced once crossed.

2. Start with a provoking question that taps into the reader’s curiosity about the supernatural.

3. Start by challenging whether the reader believes in the supernatural. This approach directly them by try a Ouija board.