Sararat Rumruangwong

Thai horror film.

A demon-possessed crocodile regularly rampages through a village and eats its inhabitants. It's up to some policemen, two sisters, a crocodile hunter and a scientist to try to stop it. This is supposedly based on a true story (!) that occurred in 1964.

Though a sequel to the 1984 film นางพญางูผี ("Snake Queen's Ghost"), this is essentially a remake of the movie งูผี aka "Phantom Snake" (1966). A snake hunter and his pregnant wife are both killed by an ancient snake spirit, with only a baby girl surviving, who's adopted by a nice couple. Once the baby has grown up, mysterious deaths plague their village.

Jaew works in a mountain park and guides tourists. But later Jaew's grandmother who is the nanny of a very rich family who Jaew have never met, fell down the stair and broke her leg. When Jaew visits her grandmother in the hospital in Bangkok her Granny is worried sick over her Khun Noo (that's what Jaew grandmother calls him) and ask Jaew to take care of him until she gets better. She takes a taxi to the family, On the way they make a stop to try to find their way and is almost run over by a careless motorbike driver and fall down. The driver gets hurt and Jaew gets furious. She lends the Taxi and follow the careless driver and discover that he is going to the same address she is, she follows him all the way into the house and the "fight" begins. So that's how Khun Chai met.

Meena is a stubborn girl and a talented auto mechanic. Phuphat is the heir of a company engaged in the production of auto parts. His father arranges a marriage between Phuphat and Meena, in hopes she will be able to heal his heart that was hurt in the past and return his interest in life. Everything seems to be going well, but suddenly his ex returns and Phuphat's younger brother begins to show interest in Meena.