Pimsiree Pimsee, Pramote Seangsorn, Dawan Singha-Wee
A horror portmanteau directed by two of Bangkok's most exciting directors, BANGKOK HAUNTED takes off from a trio of young women sitting in a trendy bar and discussing their experiences of the paranorm...( read more
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DVD Release Date: July 26, 2005
Stats: 39 reviews
The film is dissapointing as it never quite captures the atmosphere of countless other Asian horrors. The film comes off looking like some second rate gritty 80's production. There are a few nice ideas, and since the film is made of three shorts you can take them at your leisure.
The first story of the trio is pretty much the standard haunting based on love that went wrong, the other two stories are more unusual but overall the film relies more on atmosphere (which in places is a bit too subtle) than on frights or chills. Some of the effects are interesti...( read more)
Not what i expected, not a great level of production but the stories and the whole idea and way it was done was good, really good film.
a disapontment from
Oxide Pang-Chun, i expected more than average from the director of Abnormal Beauty.
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