jerangkung in closet???

Jerangkung refers to a kind of belief in the fine being Malay, likely from the demon / shaitan, who kept goal for blame others. Maintenance, such as being smooth succession is known as saka.Jerangkung usually maintained with the goal of helping themselves or their owners protected from enemies.

Jerangkung destroy it prey able to penetrate and make it prey suffer.Owner of Jerangkung usually buy or to get Jerangkung revere. Jerangkung maintained that, in general, will be held to comply with the master as long as he kept well. If this fails, Jerangkung will expert suck blood relatives owner.

GRAVE GHOST

Ghost grave refers to a kind of creatures that roam around cemetery. ghost was afraid very grave among the native is able to spread the disease. This is because between the original move out death if applicable. Instead he afraid by Kubu tribe native (Indonesia) and Jakun (Malaysia), even if they are separated by Malacca strait.
Ghost grave often harass those who say the spirit is weak.

HANTU JEPUN......it's that scary???

Hantu Jepun refers to any shade or being dressed like that of the Jepun. It is often associated with places where the headquarters of the ever made during World War II, during enamor Jepun Malaysia.

Place which is always always been used as the area that is hunted school buildings, kingdom officials and buildings that are important during World War II. Thus, so to speak, this specter Jepun quite modern.

He is often seen as a carried gun or sword, without a head or head-bring with him

Sometimes, he said marcher full armed in the night (without head), with the sound of the marched but slippers.

Not known whether there is a ghost Jepun participated in the countries of jajah feudatory Jepun other (other than Singapore).

Orang Bunian

Orang Bunian are supernatural beings in Malay legends, similar to elves.

They are said to exist in large communities, mimicking human social structures, with families and clans. Orang Bunian are said to inhabit the deep forests, far from human contact, but they are also known to live near human communities, and are even said to share the same houses as human families. Some hauntings are attributed to orang bunian.

Orang bunian possess great supernatural powers, and have been known to befriend and assist humans, in particular pawangs or bomohs (malay shamans). Orang bunian are known to abduct human children, and are often blamed for leading people astray in the deep forest.

As orang bunian are very similar to human beings (except for the fact that they are usually 'ghaib' or 'halimunan', i.e. invisible and have supernatural powers) it is not unknown for them to intermarry with humans. Orang bunian live far longer than human beings. Stories are recounted of men who married orang bunian, but pining for their families they left behind, decided to leave the orang bunian. Upon their return to human society, they found that everyone they once knew has died, and that many years have passed- similar to the tale of Rip Van Winkle.

Afraid of Pocong ???

A pocong is a Malaysian/ Indonesian ghost that is said to be the soul of a dead person trapped in their suit. The pocong suit (shroud) is used by Muslims to cover the body of the dead person. They cover the dead body with white fabric called mori and tie the clothing over the head, under the feet, and on the neck. According to the native beliefs, the soul of a dead person will stay on the earth for 40 days after the death. When the ties aren't released after 40 days, the body is said to jump out from the grave to warn people that the soul need the bonds to be released. After the ties are released, the soul will leave the earth and never show up anymore. Because of the tie under the feet, the ghost can't walk. This causes the pocong to hop.

Pocong in Modern Culture

Pocongs often appear in religion-based movies or TV serials. In the early 2000s, TV stations in Indonesia purported to capture ghost appearances with their cameras and put the records on a specific show of their own. In these shows, the pocong appearances could be seen very often, along with the kuntilanak. There was also a movie with the title "Pocong", which was banned due to the scary scenes. Not long after it was banned, the director created a sequel, "Pocong 2". In 2007, a third movie, "Pocong 3", was introduced in theaters in Indonesia.