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PTCG-sim is an open-source Pokémon Trading Card Game (Pokémon TCG) tabletop simulator. It supports single player and online multiplayer.
Use the Deck tab above to import your deck, then press Set Up to start a game.
Drag or use keybinds (hold shift) to move cards.
See the Options button below to import, export, and replay games.
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The plot follows a group of young adults who head to a villa in the Puncak area for a relaxing vacation. However, the trip takes a dark turn when one of the women in the group begins her menstrual cycle. According to the film’s central premise—rooted in a common Indonesian myth—the scent of blood attracts vengeful spirits. The "Hantu Puncak" begins to terrorize the group, leading to a series of supernatural encounters that test their sanity and survival instincts.
While the film relies heavily on jump scares and the atmospheric tension of the misty Puncak highlands, it also taps into the "exploitation horror" trend that was prevalent in Indonesian cinema at the time. This resulted in a mix of traditional ghost storytelling and provocative elements that sparked significant debate among local audiences and censorship boards. Why the Controversy Matters
Indonesian horror cinema has a long history of blending urban legends with supernatural occurrences, and few titles from the late 2000s era carry as much notoriety as Hantu Puncak Datang Bulan. Released during a massive wave of "Suster Ngesot" and "Pocong" style films, this movie attempted to capitalize on the popular Puncak mountain setting—a frequent weekend getaway for Jakarta residents that holds its own share of eerie local folklore. The Story Behind the Screams
The plot follows a group of young adults who head to a villa in the Puncak area for a relaxing vacation. However, the trip takes a dark turn when one of the women in the group begins her menstrual cycle. According to the film’s central premise—rooted in a common Indonesian myth—the scent of blood attracts vengeful spirits. The "Hantu Puncak" begins to terrorize the group, leading to a series of supernatural encounters that test their sanity and survival instincts.
While the film relies heavily on jump scares and the atmospheric tension of the misty Puncak highlands, it also taps into the "exploitation horror" trend that was prevalent in Indonesian cinema at the time. This resulted in a mix of traditional ghost storytelling and provocative elements that sparked significant debate among local audiences and censorship boards. Why the Controversy Matters
Indonesian horror cinema has a long history of blending urban legends with supernatural occurrences, and few titles from the late 2000s era carry as much notoriety as Hantu Puncak Datang Bulan. Released during a massive wave of "Suster Ngesot" and "Pocong" style films, this movie attempted to capitalize on the popular Puncak mountain setting—a frequent weekend getaway for Jakarta residents that holds its own share of eerie local folklore. The Story Behind the Screams