Stars: Pimsiree Pimsee, Dawan Singha-Wee, Pete Thong-Jeur

Director: Oxide Pang

Summary: Three stories featuring the supernatural. The first tale tells of an antiques dealer who has haunted dreams about an object in her possession. The second tale tells of a young woman who uses a mysterious scent to attract a man, but discovers too late it's real purpose. In the third tale an apparent suicide is investigated by a female cop who discovers a shocking truth... Thai dialogue.

Another terrifying movie co-directed by Oxide Pang, who along with his brother Danny, directed the global sensation THE EYE. BANGKOK HAUNTED features three women sharing their chilling tales of the supernatural in a Bangkok bar.

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An old-fashioned omnibus spooker, Bangkok Hauntedis framed by scenes in which three young, apparently modern Thai women sit in a deserted cafe on a rainy night and tell each other their own ghost stories. "Legend of the Drum" is closest in style to traditional Far Eastern horror, with an antique dealer troubled by a drum that seems to invoke the spirit of a girl who disappeared 80 years ago after befriending and then rejecting a hooded, disfigured outcast. "Black Magic Woman" is a more lurid tale in video nasty style, about a girl who uses an extract of corpses as an aphrodisiac perfume with unpleasant consequences for her lovers--who have spells of vomiting, demon possession or become psychotic ghosts. Oxide Pang, director of The Eye, takes over from Pisuth Praesaengaim for the final episode, "Revenge", about a cop investigating the death-by-hanging of a young woman with whom he was involved and learning nasty things in the process. Though each 45-minute story is a tad overextended, the film is full of genuinely creepy moments, ranging from delicate ghost scares to splatter gruel. --Kim Newman

Aspect Ratio:	Anamorphic Wide Screen
Main Language:	Thai
Region:	Region 0
Special Features:	Star And Director Filmographies, Scene Selection, Original Theatrical Trailer, Making Of Documentary, Promotional Art Gallery, Justin Bowyer Film Notes, Asia Extreme Trailer Reel
Subtitles:	English
Year:	2001
Release Date:	March 24, 2003
Runtime:	130 minutes
Certification:
Catalogue Number:	T V D 3414
Label:	Asia Extreme
Keywords:	Subtitled, General, Wide, Screen, Haunted, Horror, Bangkok, Occult, Thai, Sci, Fi
Genre:	Horror/Occult