A vengeance-seeking spirit possesses the elderly Rusmini. When she catches a man trying to rape her grand daughter, the “Nenek Lampir” (possessed granny) kills the rapist by sucking blood from his neck. A journalist investigates the case as more bodies pile up.
Anton’s car is hit from behind by Indra, his high school friend from 25 years ago. High school memories start to come back, with memories of teenage delinquency. The young Anton was a smart student, handsome and a playboy. He tutored female friends in his house. One of them was Anggra, the daughter of a widow, whose brother was the young Indra. Indra did not fancy Anggra studying with Anton. But the pressure from Ina and her mother made him relent. Apparently his suspicion comes true when Anton is charged for raping Anggra. After being investigated, Anton admits that the rape did not happen and it was just a way to show off. Indra marries Ina, the girl who used to avoid him. As a result of the incident, Anton and Anggra have also become close. However, there is almost no story in this film and only fragments of memories are weaved together.
Susy has an abortion, as she is ashamed of her unmarried pregnancy. Nenek Lampir kills her because of this, and her spirit then returns to the world of the living as a beautiful woman, to attract men. She becomes the incarnation of Nenek Lampir so Susy becomes a wild, sexual dangerous woman thirsty for blood. She turns three men into her zombie followers, and they then wreak havoc in the village. Jamal, a religious man, is unsuccessful against them until Kyai Abdullah, who is more powerful arrives. He exorcizes Susy, and releases the three men from her influence.
