Indonesian horror films are a significant part of the country's cinema, often blending traditional folklore with modern storytelling. These films frequently explore themes of the supernatural, featuring ghosts, spirits, and other elements from Indonesian mythology. Popular sub-genres include psychological horror and supernatural thrillers, which resonate with local audiences. Notable examples of Indonesian horror include The Queen of Black Magic and Satan's Slaves, both of which have gained international recognition. The films often reflect cultural beliefs and societal fears, making them unique in the global horror landscape. Their success has contributed to a growing interest in Southeast Asian cinema.