Sao Lao

Another scary Thai movie for those of you that like ghost story. The Spiritual World “วิญญาณ โลก คนตาย” will keep you jumping for sure with the special effects. Not too scary I think but I watched it during the day time and try not to let the eyes get to me. Thai ghost movie is quite good with capturing the scary eyes.

Stardust the movie in Thai language. I saw this movie with Johan and he didn’t mind having to sit through the entire movie with me. It’s a cute movie for taking your girlfriend to the theater I think.

Love of Siam “รักแห่งสยาม” Thai movie.

Dragon Wars or D-War “ดราก้อน วอร์ส วันสงครามมังกรล้างพันธุ์มนุษย์” the movie in Thai language.

Thai movie Noo Hin. From Wikepedia: Noo Hin: The Movie (Thai: หนูหิ่น เดอะ มูฟวี่ ) is a 2006 comedy film based on a popular Thai comic book and graphic novel series about a plucky domestic worker from Isan who’s working for an upper class family in Bangkok. It was directed by Komgrit Triwimol and co-produced by Nonzee Nimibutr with a screenplay by Kongdej Jaturanarasamee.

Thai movie, Black Family “ครอบครัวตัวดำ” is a fun movie for all the family members to enjoy.

Happy Friday. Here is Fighting Beat “อกสามศอกสองกำปั้น” Thai movie for you to enjoy. Don’t get in trouble at work now for those of you that are watching it from work.

Thai horror movie, Body Sop # 19, directed by Paween Purijitpanya, for those that like scary movie. Enjoy.

Movie synopsis: A human being contains 5 liters of blood, 6 pounds of skin, 206 bones, 600 muscles, and 35 million glands. It takes a human body more than 25 years of life to grow such things. But one man actually believes he can rid himself of every single piece of human flesh by just using scissors and a small surgical blade. And he is going to prove it. Chon, a med student, starts seeing a psychotherapist after he dreams about a woman who he had only met once in a restaurant.

In his dreams, a mysterious man murders her, slices her body into pieces, and flushes them down a toilet one by one. The murderous dreams haunt him into his waking memory, and eventually he feels as if his own body is being dissected and carved up by the surgical knife. Slowly, the terrifying images take control of him. He comes to believe that the dead woman is sending him messages through these nightmares. But these are not messages for him, they are meant for her murderer. They speak of revenge, and say: “I am still here.”

Directed by Rergchai Paungpetch

Starring Somphong “Eed” Khunaprathom, Duangruedee “Lulu” Boonbumrung and Khwanapha “Lala” Ruangsri, Kavi “Beam” Tanchararak, Visa Sarasas, Duangruedee Boonbumrung, Khannapha Rueangsree, Khom Chuanchuen, Anuchit Kulsri and Kotee Aramboy

Released in Thailand cinemas on November 29, 2007

Thai movie, Born to Fight. There are 9 parts on the playlist to this movie. Enjoy.