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KUMPULAN KOLEKSI CERITA HORROR AKU! (KISAH DI STUDIO SHOOTING, HANTU MERAH, DLL)

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Overview

The video is a horror-story “collection” where the narrator—who usually shares stories on TikTok/Instagram/YouTube—tries a new format. Instead of using a scripted approach, she compiles and tells horror stories from her own archive, and she encourages viewers to comment with their own experiences for future episodes.

Main Plot / Structure

  • Intro + format change: No script. She frames the night as horror storytelling with a twist—sharing stories she hasn’t told before and asking whether viewers want the segment to become a routine.
  • Three horror stories from different people: Each story is tied to eerie “signs” seen in real places:
    • her studio/office
    • a vocational school
    • a large home in a housing complex
  • Closing: A call for comments so viewers can submit stories for upcoming episodes.

Highlights & Key Eerie Moments

1) Her Studio/Office: “Tahajud figure” at 2 AM

  • During a two-week period when the office is empty, she lets friends use it to work.
  • Icha stays overnight and wakes around 2 AM to get water.
  • She notices the studio door/setup and sees something unsettling: a large figure praying Tahajud in front of a door, silhouetted because the lights are off.
  • At first, she isn’t scared. She even thinks it might be the friends guarding or praying.
  • The next day, nobody initially discusses it—until later when the group compares their accounts:
    • The narrator confronts Ade, insisting he was the one praying.
    • Ade insists he wasn’t praying, creating the central mystery.
  • They review possible “prayer locations” and even try alternative explanations (like a filter/glitch vs. a real presence), but the narrator remains uneasy.
  • The theme lands on an uncanny contradiction: even if it’s a horror-like event, the figure appears in a prayer posture, making it feel both protective and confusing.

2) Studio: AC Repairman “Shock” Moment

  • On a Sunday, AC repairmen come while someone else is in the office.
  • As the repairmen service the rooms, the narrator (or a teammate) enters/observes during the process.
  • One repairman looks visibly shocked, says something like “excuse me,” and seems to have seen something abnormal.
  • Despite the reaction, he continues working without escalating the situation.
  • No immediate follow-up details are provided, leaving the moment unanswered and creepy.

3) Vocational School (Bandung): A “Voice Prank” That Becomes a Ghost Scare

  • Sheila is at school during afternoon hours and takes a break alone.
  • Before going to the toilet, she’s with a younger companion.
  • The companion warns her not to use the teacher’s toilet due to past habits, so they agree to go elsewhere.
  • At the toilet, Sheila hears a phone call:
    • the voice sounds like Sheila’s
    • the companion panics, fearing someone is manipulating calls while they’re away.
  • Later, when they come out, Sheila realizes the “prank” has crossed into something terrifying:
    • there’s a commotion,
    • the incident spreads,
    • and the entire school gets involved.
  • The result: everyone becomes afraid of the public toilet, and students change their routines afterward.

4) Bonus / Third Collection: “The Red Lady Who Always Sweeps” (Jogja Home)

  • A newly married couple, Mas Bima and Mb. Lia, live in a large house.
  • A vegetable seller repeatedly delivers groceries and describes seeing:
    • a woman in red sweeping terraces
    • always appearing at the same spot
    • smiling, as if she’s waiting.
  • Mas Bima insists it can’t be happening because the household is basically just the two of them.
  • Over time, they monitor the area:
    • the exterior/terrace stays unnaturally clean even when nobody cleans it.
  • The narrator’s takeaway is more comforting than terrifying:
    • not all spirits are necessarily harmful,
    • some may “help” (the red lady as a benevolent presence),
    • contrasting with the studio story’s more frightening/ambiguous vibe.

Jokes / Reactions / Tone

  • The narrator uses informal, comedic reassurance—calling herself a “coward,” and teasing that viewers can judge whether events are real or caused by filter glitches.
  • She also comments on Indigo/nadsi-type claims, prompting debate:
    • was it a glitch,
    • a filter error,
    • or an actual presence?
  • Overall, the tone stays suspenseful but is frequently lightened with humor and a strong “please comment” engagement style.

Main Takeaway

Across the stories, the recurring idea is:

  • Something unseen appears at night or in quiet places.
  • Sometimes it’s confusing but not purely malicious (e.g., prayer posture, cleaning/helping behavior).
  • Yet there’s always an unresolved question about whether it’s ghost activity, coincidence, or technology/filter effects.

Notable Personalities Mentioned

  • The narrator (host/storyteller)
  • Icha
  • Ade
  • Hana
  • Ibu / Mb. Lia
  • Mas Bima
  • Sheila
  • Feby (Icha’s sister / narrator’s friend in the broader telling)
  • Mb. Lia’s/host’s “younger brother” (various roles in the stories)
  • AC repairmen (unnamed)

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