- A
toyol or
tuyul is an
undead infant in
Indonesian and
Malay folklore. It also
appears in the
various other mythologies of
Southeast Asia and is typically...
- or toys next to them, all of
which will
distract the
toyol. It is said that the
owner of a
toyol may
become rich, but at the
expense of the health, fortune...
- 2018
Sitges Film
Festival as part of
Serial Sitges section,
while Ho's "
Toyol" and Lee's "Mongdal" were
screened at the 2018
Fantastic Fest in Austin...
- Púca,
Irish folklore Psilocybin Qareen Shikigami Spiriduş
Tomte Torngarsuk Toyol Tulpa Tutelary deity Wayob Wekufe Yekyua Wilby 2005, pp. 59–61.
Wilby 2005...
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Leyak Orang Bunian Orang Minyak Pelesit Penanggalan Pocong Sundel bolong Toyol Wewe
Gombel Myanmar Nat Peik-ta Thayé
Philippines Aswang Kapre Manananggal...
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Jewish mythology) El Tío (Folk Catholicism)
Tengu (Shinto)
Titivillus Toyol (Indonesian and
Malaysian mythology)
Tuchulcha (Etruscan mythology) Ukobach...
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revolves around a
family fighting against the
titular "Ghost Child" (a
toyol). It was
commercially released in
Singapore on 7
March 2013.
Having saved...
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particularly those in the 1980s,
including Da Di Du,
Putus Sudah Kasih Sayang,
Toyol, and Oh Fatimah.
Sulong was
married to
Datin Alisah Ali;
prior to their...
-
common settings for
supernatural tales about the
spirits of dead
infants (
toyol),
vampiric ghosts (pontianak) and
vengeful female spirits (penanggalan)...
- mysterious. They can use
teleportation and
invisibility at will. Tiyanak/
Toyol (Tagalog, etc.) –
playful and
sometimes deadly monster babies or children...
