Kuntilanak 3

A SAR team member who drives the rescue mission into the forest. Practical and resolute, she questions illusions but stays focused on finding Stella and Rimson. She confronts the Kuntilanak’s wangsit and ultimately sacrifices herself to end the threat, with the devil’s child entering her womb as the ritual unfolds.

A newly engaged woman whose disappearance triggers the search. Her red shawl appears as a haunting clue, linking her fate to the forest’s haunting. She embodies the precarious bond between lovers that the forest weaponizes.

Stella’s fiancé, whose own disappearance spurs the mission. He represents the personal stakes at the heart of the expedition and the human cost of the forest’s curse.

A SAR team member who witnesses the Kuntilanak and is quickly drawn into its enchantment. He becomes increasingly distressed and ultimately takes his own life after being overwhelmed by the spirit’s power.

A SAR teammate who joins Samantha in the search and confronts the escalating terrors. She forms part of the core group that endures the forest’s trials and supports a desperate bid for survival.

A SAR crew member who is haunted by the Kuntilanak and falls into quicksand, worsening the group’s precarious situation. His ordeal highlights the forest’s physical and spectral dangers.

A SAR member who encounters a strange baby and makes a tense decision to take it, against cautious warnings. The child goes missing and Petra is targeted by the Kuntilanak during the night.

Daughter of Sam’s landlord who accompanies the group and navigates the peril with the others. She appears throughout the journey and witnesses the Kuntilanak’s acts, eventually guiding parts of the pursuit.

The 100-year-old mystic who reveals the Kuntilanak’s origin and crafts the Durmo to summon the demon. She manipulates events to achieve her own goals and is central to the ritual’s outcome.

Samantha’s mother, referenced as an illusion from the past. Her presence underscores the mother-daughter dynamic exploited by the forest’s manipulations and the deceptive memories used by the Kuntilanak’s power.