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1. Number one in the Thai horror film rankings: "Ghost Dorm"

The creepy "Dorm" is produced by the production company of "Shutter" A new masterpiece in 2006. Riding on the terrifying momentum and strong reputation of "Ghost", "Ghost Dormitory" was released in Thailand in February 2006, and the box office broke the ghost film record set by "Nang-nak" that year. It became Thailand’s best-grossing ghost film this year. The shocking power of "Ghost Dormitory" is comparable to that of the Hollywood ghost film "The Sixth Sense", and the wonderful performances of the two "little ghosts" in the film, Nak and Micheal, are even more shocking. Not inferior to Haley Joel Osment back then.

2. The second place in the Thai horror film rankings: "The Ghost will be released"

A ghost film - "The Ghost" will be released in theaters soon, and the filming team specially went to the theater Watch the video first, and the team members disappear one after another. On the other hand, theater staff Yu and Qian planned to secretly make copies of the film and sell them as pirated copies to criminals for money, so Qian was responsible for showing the movie late one night, while Yu used a DV to record the movie in the theater. Qian accidentally fell asleep, and when he woke up, he found that Yu had disappeared, leaving only the DV in the theater. Since Yu could not be found anywhere, Qian had to steal the movie himself.

3. The third place in the Thai horror film rankings: "Crossroad of Death"

This film is composed of four horror stories, directed by four talented directors from Thailand. Directed. The first story "Ghost Knocks on the Door", a lonely girl uses her mobile phone to send text messages and photos to make friends with strangers, and finally discovers that the other person is not a human but a ghost; the second story "Tit for Tat" is about a group of students who bullied their peers and then were terrorized The revenge of the curse, this story gives a mysterious, dark and terrifying new meaning to "a tooth for a tooth, an eye for an eye"; the third story "Who Sleeps in the Middle", four teenagers went camping in the wild, and one of them drowned and it was not known whether he died or not. Live, the tent started to be haunted that night, this is a black comedy horror story that will make you laugh out loud; in the last story "Death Flight", the female flight attendant who transported the corpse back to the country was alone with the corpse in the cabin, After a burst of turbulence, the body disappeared, but the terrible sound of vomiting came from the empty cabin toilet...

4. The fourth place in the Thai horror film rankings: "Three Watches 2"< /p>

"Three Updates 2", as the name suggests, in addition to Hong Kong's "Dumplings (First Update)", there are two other Asian productions, including Japan's "Box (Second Update)" (Box), produced by " The weird director of "Killer Hajime", Miike Takashi, who has always been known for his bloody and bizarre style, is paired with the popular actress Kyoko Hasegawa, who is making her big screen debut. The third part is even more anticipated by the whole world - South Korea's "Cut" (Cut). Director Park Chan-wook won the Cannes Film Festival this year with "Old Boy". In this film, he and leading Korean star Lee Byung-hun continued. Cooperate again after "JSA"

5. The fifth place in the Thai horror film rankings: "Revenge of the Evil Spirit"

A group of policemen entered a cursed jungle to chase fugitives. It was a magical world with many unusual creatures. They discovered that the curse about the ancient treasure was true, and that the villages in the jungle hid many secrets that had not yet been revealed. The police officers who were involved in the unknown whirlpool tried their best to survive and return to their own world. However, the truth hidden behind it is not that simple...

6. The sixth place in the Thai horror film rankings: "Four Roads Lead to the Underworld"

This film consists of four It is composed of horror stories and directed by four talented directors from Thailand. "Ghost Knocks on the Door" - Hong Kong Translation: "Return to Hell Message"; "Tooth for Tooth" - Hong Kong Translation: "Cha Ghost Dead Man" (Note: "Cha" means bullying in Cantonese); "Who Sleeps in the Middle" "——Hong Kong Translation: "In the Middle of the Water"; "Death Flight" - Hong Kong Translation: "The Miss in the Fierce" (Note: "Fierce" and "empty" in Cantonese have the same pronunciation)

7. Thailand No. 7 on the horror film list: "Crazy Beauty"

A doctor and seven beautiful nurses collectively sell dead bodies to the black market to make huge profits. What kind of bloody revenge will they face when retribution is imminent?

8. The eighth place in the Thai horror film rankings: "Spiritual Abuse"

Thailand horror and suspense films have become the mainstream of the Asian horror film market today, with many good scripts and themes. Having old films poached and remade by Hollywood has forced people to pay attention to the existence of Asian horror movies. The movie "Spiritual Abuse" brings together two popular Thai actors and makes good use of the strengths of the two male and female protagonists. Arlette Aiwa is vulnerable and sympathetic in the film, different from his role as a photographer in "Ghost", while the heroine Maicharong Pula is famous for her role as the villain Su in "Queen of Siam". Mrs. Da, beneath her beautiful appearance is her superb acting skills that cannot be underestimated.

9. The ninth place in the Thai horror film rankings: "The Soul"

Talaputi Wusen, a young Thai director with a background in the advertising industry, brings a new vision, When a new concept entered the film industry, the first step was to make a unique and unique horror film. Because he had seen ghosts before and believed in the existence of ghosts, he made a ghost film that would make the audience's hair stand on end. "The Ghost"

10. The tenth place in the Thai horror film rankings: "Ghost"

"Ghost" is a remake of the 2004 Thai horror film of the same name, directed by It's Masayuki Ochiai from Japan. This is his first English-language work... The American remake of "Ghost" tells a ghost story full of logical and spiritual free imagination, a very typical horror film. The film emphasizes not "seeing ghosts" but "having ghosts in the heart". It is the most common, most mainstream, and most modern storytelling method in the film market. Therefore, the audience should not be concerned about whether it will convey some meaningful meaning. Depth of emotion or value full of wisdom, hold out any hope.