Satan’s Slaves

A former singer whose illness drains the family’s finances and tests their endurance. After her death, her ghostly presence unsettles the children, foreshadowing the spectral threats to come. Her memory and past fame linger as a contrast to the present poverty.

The family’s father, determined to keep the mortgage afloat and protect his children. He makes hard choices, including moving toward town, in an attempt to secure a better future. His resolve pits him against both financial pressures and supernatural forces.

Twenty-two-year-old daughter who takes initiative to seek help after her grandmother’s death. She becomes a de facto leader for her siblings in the crisis, navigating the thin line between belief and fear. Her courage keeps the family moving forward.

Sixteen-year-old son who witnesses the escalating danger around his family. He faces adolescence amid haunting events and an unstable world, showing a mix of curiosity and anxiety. His presence highlights the family’s vulnerability.

Seven-year-old, deaf child who becomes the focus of the cult’s plans as the last child. His innocence makes him the catalyst for the family’s decisions and the final confrontation with the supernatural force.

The grandmother whose death is discovered in the well, marking a turning point for the family and intensifying the sense of doom. Her memory and the family history contribute to the dark atmosphere surrounding the harvest.

An occult writer who reveals the fertility cult’s lore and the rules of the harvest. He serves as a catalyst for the family’s attempt to understand the threat and find a way to escape. His article frames fear as rooted in hidden knowledge.

A trusted religious teacher who consoles the family after Mawarni’s death and offers guidance through the crisis. His presence creates a fragile balance between faith and fear in the community.

A neighbor who brings food but later cautions the family to stay indoors. Her role hints at a network of watchers and a tension between hospitality and suspicion within the community.

The ustad’s adult son who recently moved into the neighborhood and is killed in a truck accident, underscoring the fragility of life in the film’s world. His fate contributes to the sense that danger can strike at any time.