Shadow Angel

Donny and Selly return from their wedding reception, to make love at their fancy house. Soon, Selly is pregnant and sets up a nursery room. The work tires her and makes her lose the baby. Selly is in for more shocks when Donny brings Eva, her best friend, to stay at their house.

Erick, Rico, Dita, Nana, and Cindy are enjoying a getaway at a countryside villa when they cross paths with Gina, a woman staying nearby. After a chance meeting at a waterfall, circumstances lead Gina to move in with the group. Erick quickly becomes infatuated and tries to win her attention with immature games, but his actions only complicate matters. Gina's presence soon shakes up the group's dynamic, sparking jealousy in Dita—who secretly loves Erick—and attracting Rico's advances, turning their holiday into a test of friendship and maturity.

The story follows the struggle for a sacred heirloom between Raja Iblis, Selir Sriti, and Prabu Jaka Galing. Raja Iblis and Selir Sriti resort to various means to seize the sacred heirloom, including creating a creature to lure Prabu Jaka Galing and his sister, Kenanga, into revealing its location. Ultimately, Prabu Jaka Galing defeats his enemies.

Dono, Kasino, and Indro (played by the Warkop Trio) are hired as puppet ballet dancers. Their jokes and fighting stunts, delight the audience. But soon after, Gozal, a real estate businessman acquires the land, where the puppet ballet building sits on. The dispute over the land and its certificate becomes the film’s satire. Finally, Dono and friends challenge the champions of Gozal to a boxing match.

After his family is massacred and his hands are maimed, Somad sets out to eradicate the cruel gang of criminals responsible.

Wealthy hedonist Budiman turns an inherited property into a brothel, where he rapes girls and turns them into prostitutes when he isn't bartering their services for drugs. An abortion forced upon one of the girls unleashes the spirit of her unborn child, who begins to haunt the establishment.

A famous legend in Central and East Java. Jaka Tarub (Sentot S.) lives in misery with his widowed mother, because of the scorn of the surrounding community because Jaka does not know who his father is, besides the chronic skin disease he suffers from. Jaka has a habit of hunting in the forest. A miracle happened. He met Nawang Wulan (Susanna Caecilia), a beautiful angel. Marriage took place and their daughter was born named Nawang Asih. Because they came from two different worlds, Jaka had to accept the fate of being left by his wife who returned to heaven.