Sangthong Seesai

Thai horror film.

Tone is the Thai equivalent of a 1960s youth rebellion movie, which is to say that there's no youth rebellion in it at all: Just good kids being good, dancing sedately, trying to get into good schools, drinking punch, bowling, and settling their romantic differences in the most clear-headed and amicable way possible -- even if they do so while wearing some seriously funky period clothes and listening to that crazy longhair music. Fortunately, there are also some vicious underworld characters on hand so that we can still have the traditional Thai movie finale in which the Thai police show up en masse to shoot the hell out of some people.

Ket (Krung Srivilai) promises to his dying boss to go to Khao Kiaw to find the children he never had time to care for.

Before her death, a grandmother gives her granddaughter a magical ring that'll give her dead spirit power over her. The spirit manifests itself when her head detaches from her body at night and flies away with guts dangling under it, seeking blood to drink or raw flesh to devour.

The story of a husband and wife who live in Phra Khanong area. Mae Nak's husband was conscripted into the army. A pregnant Naga is born, gives birth and dies. But the spirit of the naga did not return to be born and wandered around the house. to wait for the return of her husband Until when he came back from conscription, he met Nak and his children. without knowing that the Naga is already a dead ghost He was living with Naga and his children and learned the truth from the villagers. Makes a lot of efforts to escape from the cycle of life like that The spirit of Mae Nak is enraged and rampages on the local people until it becomes everyone's fear. therefore has hired a shaman to suppress.