: After falling into a trance and committing violent acts, Saman takes his own life during the Maghrib prayer.

While praised for its authentic cultural elements and effective jumpscares, some critics note that the plot occasionally falls into predictable horror clichés. However, it remains a significant entry in the "Indonesian horror" genre for its ability to turn a mundane childhood rule—coming home before dark—into a visceral cinematic nightmare.

: Shortly after, Mrs. Woro dies in a gruesome accident, and the boys find themselves hunted by a supernatural force wearing her uniform. Escalating Terror and Sacrifice

: In a remote village, three children face a terrifying supernatural curse after one of them mocks the call to prayer (Maghrib).

Waktu Maghrib is a supernatural horror film directed by Sidharta Tata. It explores the local Indonesian myth that children should not be outside during the Maghrib (sunset) prayer call, as it is a time when evil spirits are most active. The story follows three children who face a terrifying curse after one of them expresses resentment toward a teacher who later dies mysteriously.

: The film uses stellar sound design and lighting to create a palpable sense of dread that starts the moment the sun begins to dip below the horizon. Relatable Characters