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A Thai rock band travel to Japan to shoot a new snow-bound music video. Unfortunately, the band discover that the house they have rented for the shoot is haunted by a female ghost. So, they call in an exorcist.
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A Thai rock band travel to Japan to shoot a new snow-bound music video. Unfortunately, the band discover that the house they have rented for the shoot is haunted by a female ghost. So, they call in an exorcist.
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Genre:Comedy, Horror
Written By:Yuthlert Sippapak
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Sahamongkolfilm, Film Republic
Cast
Yuthlert Sippapak
Director
Charlie Trairat
Nack
Supassrathip Akkrathaweepatch
Buppha
Chaleumpol Tikumpornteerawong
Jack
Yok Teeranitayatarn
Yok
Thana Vichayasuranan
Ong
Aphichan Chaleumchainuwong
Aof
Triwarat Chutiwatkajornchai
Get
Apa Bhavilai
Muay
Navin Yavapolkul
Ne
Adirek Watleela
Uncle Lu
Kiattisak Udomnak
Shaman Ganesha
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