402 Rumah Sakit Angker Korea

402 Rumah Sakit Angker Korea (2026)



5.1 2026 110 min Indonesia

Director: Anggy Umbara

Cast: Arbani Yasiz, Elang El Gibran, Saputra Kori, Diandra Agatha, Lea Ciarachel

Six Indonesian thrill-seekers—Juna, Adit, Bara, Arum, Yuri, and Tyas—embark on a daring mission to broadcast a live challenge from South Korea’s most infamous haunted site: Yong-Won Hospital. Legend claims the abandoned facility once served as a front for a cult, where followers willingly perished alongside their leader. Now crumbling and avoided by all, the decaying hospital dares no one to cross its threshold. Driven by curiosity and the lure of viral fame, Juna and his crew aim to be the first to stream inside its cursed walls.

More About This Film

Korean Haunted Hospital, released under the Indonesian title 402 Rumah Sakit Angker Korea, is a 2026 horror film that follows a group of Indonesian friends—Juna, Adit, Bara, Arum, Yuri, and Tyas—as they embark on a terrifying journey to South Korea. The premise centers on a bold attempt to live-stream a courage test at what is rumored to be the most haunted hospital in the country. As the group delves deeper into the eerie facility, they encounter supernatural forces that blur the lines between reality and nightmare, turning their social media stunt into a fight for survival.

The film builds tension through its exploration of urban legends and psychological terror, leveraging the popular genre of found-footage style horror mixed with traditional jump-scare elements. Set against the backdrop of Korean folklore and modern digital culture, the story highlights the dangers of seeking viral fame without understanding the consequences. The narrative promises plot twists that challenge the characters' perceptions of safety and sanity as they navigate the cursed corridors of the abandoned medical institution.

Production details indicate a release schedule spanning multiple Southeast Asian markets in mid-2026. Following its debut in South Korea on July 3, 2026, the movie was rolled out in Indonesia on July 9, Brunei on July 16, and Malaysia on July 16. This strategic regional rollout suggests a targeted effort to capitalize on the growing interest in Asian horror cinema and cross-cultural supernatural themes among young adult audiences.

  • The film features an ensemble cast primarily composed of Indonesian actors, marking a significant crossover production between Indonesian and South Korean entertainment industries.
  • Release dates were staggered across Southeast Asia, with Indonesia receiving the film just six days after its South Korean premiere.
  • The plot revolves around the concept of live-streaming horror challenges, reflecting contemporary social media trends and their intersection with paranormal beliefs.
  • Marketing materials highlight intense physical peril faced by the characters, noting particularly gruesome outcomes for some of the student protagonists.

Where to Watch

This film has not yet been released in many regions or may have limited availability depending on your location during the 2026 release window.