

Horror Comedy Thriller
Ghost in the Cell (2026)
Runtime106 min
Release date16/04/2026
CountryIndonesia, South Korea
Production
Come and See Pictures
Rapi Films
Barunson E&A
Legacy PicturesOverview
In a notorious prison, an invisible force begins killing inmates brutally, compelling enemy gangs and corrupt guards to work together as they try to survive the mounting bloodshed.
Directors & Screenwriters

Joko Anwar
Director
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Cast

Abimana Aryasatya
as
Anggoro Ramadhani

Bront Palarae
as
Jefry Hutama

Dimas Danang
as
Irfan Hamdani

Endy Arfian
as
Dimas Kurnia

Lukman Sardi
as
Pendi Mulia

Mike Lucock
as
Wildan Arifin

Yoga Pratama
as
Six Nugraha

Morgan Oey
as
Bimo Gumira

Aming
as
Gibran"Tokek" Nugroho

Rio Dewanto
as
Endy Wahyudi

Tora Sudiro
as
Anton Suriadi

Almanzo Konoralma
as
Budi"Buki" Kirianto

Kiki Narendra
as
Sapto Hutomo

Haydar Salishz
as
Donald Supanggah

Arswendy Bening Swara
as
Prakasa Kitabuming

Dewa Dayana
as
Young Prakasa
Faiz Vishal
as
Vijay Ahmad

Ho Yuhang
as
Rendra Oh
Magistus Miftah
as
Novilham

Ical Tanjung
as
Bambang

Farrell Rafisqy
as
Didi

Radja Nasution
as
Bibin

Tony Merle
as
Syafiq

Marissa Anita
as
Endy’s Wife (Voice)
Makho
as
Abel Arinto
Bunga Aurellie
as
Intan Lydia
Macho Hungan
as
Bimo's Gang
Totong Ardianto
as
Bimo's Gang
Mardiyono Sulaiman
as
Bimo's Gang
R. Ari Riski Ananda
as
Bimo's Gang
Rey Ambon
as
Bimo's Gang
Stevi Ferdinandus
as
Bimo's Gang
Sandy Sofyan
as
Inspection Officer
Tony Ortega
as
Upright Inmate
Surthy Key
as
Dancing Inmate
Saleh Ceper
as
Chubby Inmate
Elvin Martinus
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Praying Inmate
Sapta Taliwang
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Thin Inmate
Imam Pras
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Jumping Inmate
Adli Manoppo
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Correctional Officer
Van Jhoov
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Corruptor Bodyguard Inmates
Dicky Syahputra
as
Corruptor Bodyguard Inmates
Melkias Ronald Torobi
as
Corruptor Bodyguard Inmates
Wisnu Dwi
as
Corruptor Bodyguard Inmates
Muhamad Kaisar
as
Corruptor Bodyguard Inmates
Kemok's
as
Corruptor Bodyguard Inmates
Qmaunk Stunt
as
Corruptor Bodyguard Inmates
Jack Babon
as
Corruptor Bodyguard Inmates

Ben Nugroho
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Inmate In Shower Room
Mohammad Athhar Arsaputra
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Handsome Inmates
Dzaldy Mastira
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Handsome Inmates
Meilina Gardena
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Sapto's Wife
Khanza Makayla Alesha
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Sapto's Daughter
Darryl Regan Agitrian
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Sapto's Son
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All trailers
Horror Comedy Thriller
Ghost in the Cell
You can’t see it. You can’t stop it. You can’t escape it. [Subtitled]
Video: YouTube
Duration: 00:23
Duration: 00:23
Horror Comedy Thriller
Ghost in the Cell
Jail time meets a hell of a roommate. [Subtitled]
Video: YouTube
Duration: 00:31
Duration: 00:31
Horror Comedy Thriller
Ghost in the Cell
Official Trailer [Subtitled]
Video: YouTube
Duration: 02:33
Duration: 02:33
Horror Comedy Thriller
Ghost in the Cell
International Teaser Trailer [Subtitled]
Video: YouTube
Duration: 01:51
Duration: 01:51
Did You Know?

Joko Anwar’s “Ghost in the Cell” turns a haunted prison into a wildly gory, neon‑lit carnival of horror‑comedy.
When Indonesian horror auteur Joko Anwar slipped into Fantastic Fest’s lineup, audiences weren’t prepared for the visual overload that followed."Ghost in the Cell" bursts onto the screen with every gruesome kill bathed in bright light, forcing the audience to stare down the barrel of the gore instead of hiding in the shadows. The film’s audacious tone flips between slap‑stick comedy, political satire, heartfelt moments, and even full‑on dance numbers, all stitched together with kinetic, mobile camerawork that never lets you catch a breath.
Anwar cranks the absurdity up a notch with martial‑arts‑inspired action and homoerotic sight gags, creating a mash‑up that feels both wildly inventive and oddly cohesive. A ragtag crew of likable convicts anchors the chaos, delivering enough charm to make the haunted‑prison setting feel like a playground for the director’s most daring ideas. The result is the most fun Indonesian horror‑comedy of the year, a film that refuses to hide its blood in darkness and instead celebrates it in full, unapologetic view.
After its rave reception at Fantastic Fest,"Ghost in the Cell" is set to hit select North American theaters this weekend, promising horror fans a fresh, over‑the‑top experience that’s as bright as it is terrifying.