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Ghost Board
A group of friends stumbles upon an ancient board game hidden in a remote temple. Once the die is cast, a vengeful spirit is unleashed, turning the game into a deadly trap. To survive, they must figure out how to end it before they become its next victims.
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A group of friends stumbles upon an ancient board game hidden in a remote temple. Once the die is cast, a vengeful spirit is unleashed, turning the game into a deadly trap. To survive, they must figure out how to end it before they become its next victims.
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Genre:Horror, Thriller
Written By:Phuwanit Pholdee, Pitinunt Panikabut
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Runtime:125 minutes
Studio:M Studio, Saduak Ratchayothin
Cast
Chanathip Wongpoltree
Director
Panisara Rikulsurakan
Bell
Win Sakulsaengprapha
Ben
Neennara Boonnithipaisit
Priktai
Pawat Ketsrisakda
Ton
Nattawat Sumploy
Jod
Panjai Sirisuwan
Tanee Ghost
Chayanon Thirakod
Gong Goi Ghost
Manita Chobchuen
Takien Ghost
Wisuthan Pongpanid
Headless Ghost
Ongart Cheamcharoenpornkul
Sergeant Pao
Natee Ngamneawprom
Sergeant Suar
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