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This extraordinary slice of macabre has its origins in Indonesia not only in that it was shot in Bali but also because the inspiration for the film is based entirely on indigenous folklore. This is a departure in itself as most horror films outside Hollywood (with a notable exception of the Japanese) are simply rehashed imitations of Western product and western ideas. Films like The Exorcist, Evil Dead and Nightmare on Elm Street have been rehashed to death and it comes as very refreshing surprise to find a film from that doesn't’t borrow from Hollywood at all.


　　Mystics in Bali follows the doomed attempts of a pretty but vacuous American who tries to learn the secrets of the Leyak black magic – known to be the most dangerous black magic in the world or so it is stressed umpteenth times in the tragically dubbed voiceover's. The pretty young thing insists that her local boyfriend Mahendra help her in discovering more about the Leyak Magic and soon enough he takes her into the dark forest area where they encounter the Leyak Queen in all her cackling glory. She seems fairly amiable at first despite the incessant cackling and those rather alarming talons she has for hands…and the poor American, Kathy, is rather taken aback when the Leyak Witch thrusts out her ghastly talons for a western style handshake as she had heard that this is how they do it (in the West!) The Leyak Witch trots off having shaken hands but leaves behind a memento; in the first of countless shockers during this film, the audience and Kathy recoil in abject horror upon finding that the witch departed leaving behind a severed arm to do the handshaking! The severed limb then slithers to the ground and scoots off into the undergrowth leaving Kathy and Mahendra stunned.


　　The next day upon being summoned by the Leyak Witch, Kathy and Mahendra go trooping off into the woods once more…this time they are encountered by the witch hidden behind a bush with only her ten-meter long tongue being visible. She uses her tongue to great effect however; elephant style, guzzling several pints of blood as well as handing over some black magic cloth. The witch scrawls something on Kathy’s leg, supposedly the darkest secrets of the Magic. The next night Kathy is told to return on her own, without Mahendra and finally be inducted into the clan of Leyak Witches. Meanwhile strange things start happening to Kathy such as puking up green muck and live white mice! So she decides that she has learned enough and would like to call it a day with her lessons under the tutelage of the Leyak Witch. Serious problems arise however when it is discovered that the evil witch has no intention of letting poor duped Kathy go and is in fact planning on turning the poor inquisitive girl into a slave-vampire-head which will provide her with fresh hot blood whenever required and restore her youth and beauty forever more.


　　As the horrors mount, it is finally left to Mahendra’s wise uncle and what seems to be the celestial spirit of his dear departed brother to tackle the Leyak Witch and maybe even rescue Kathy who has been enslaved by the blood-lusting witch. The film is a scream from beginning to end despite the atrocious acting, which has been made to appear even worse due to the awful dubbing. There are several sequences in the film that will have audiences gasping in disbelief – not only at the amazing special effects that appear out of the cretaceous period but the mind boggling plot that involves heads flying around (with intestines and internal organs still attached) through the night in search of fresh baby blood………and in fact an unborn baby seems to be the best nourishment of all as in one absolutely diabolical scene we watch in disbelief as the flying head sucks up an unborn foetus from a pregnant mothers womb!


　　There are other marvels to be amazed by such as a transformation scene where a woman mutates into a set of lips! Other transformations are too horrifying to discuss and then there are those sacred toothpicks planted into a headless living corpse as well as an array of spectacular special effects. This film has the ability to stun even the most jaded horror film fan with its spectacularly strange plot, the magnificent gore and special effects but perhaps the real strength of the film is that its mind-boggling plot is completely home spun and not just lifted from some recent Hollywood hit though there will be those who will recall the moonlight dance routine complete with rolling head by the grave in Evil Dead 2 that was also such a delight. It should be noted at this point that this film was made before Evil Dead ever saw the light of day so the question of borrowing doesn't’t arise.


　　This charming shocker has the ability to “refresh” parts of the body that normal films couldn't hope to reach! Prepare to be amazed and delighted in equal proportions.


　　http://www.thehotspotonline.com/moviespot/holly/m/MysticsBali.htm

这是印尼模仿香港拍的降头片吗？各种猎奇斗法，爽翻天！！！！

1981年的《巴厘岛的潜修者》，豆瓣中文名是错译，Leák为巴厘岛神话中的一种黑魔法女王，片中的巫婆便是人形化的表现。Penanggalan出自马来人的神话传说，是一个拖着内脏大肠的漂浮女性头颅，这也是当年东南亚和台湾片为何都会出现此种高度相同化的女鬼形象。本片算是把这两种形象的传说故事拼到一起了，片其实比较烂，没头没尾，节奏和手法相当粗糙，当年mondomacabro修复的这片DVD因为太过猎奇，引发了挖掘印尼剥削片的风潮，所以加一星吧~

HurryShit 你是傻逼吗？说的什么玩意

天哪 这是我六七岁看过的一部鬼片 那个女人的头从身体脱离到处飞的画面我现在还记得

妖婆笑聲超毛！（資深女星Sofia W.D.飾演，她也在Queen of Black Magic飾演媽媽！沒認出來⋯不知是否有印尼原音）變豬，變蛇，飛頭，好噁。《飛頭魔女》。恐怖橋段是拍得挺認真的，但對話戲超渣。印尼男性對白人女性的迷戀。收尾妖婆蠢到被太陽燒死⋯有人說是The holy grail of Asian cult cinema。XD

1977年台湾CULT电影《飞头魔女》也是这种造型，脊椎肠子带个头，这个莫非是抄袭？

一部印尼降头片，比当时其他的降头，蛊电影高很多，但是这种电影说英语听着实在难受，里面那女人的笑声实在让人受不了，刚开始渗人后来越听越想笑，猪八戒那个造型实在雷到我了

和香港经典邪降片《蛊》同年上映，许多内容都成为3年后《魔》的前卫思想~~

在免费CINE LUNA忍受了两小时的闷热和烟雾。有ALBERTO，烂片也变成喜剧。