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Heaven and Hell
Three short horror tales make up Heaven and Hell. The movie use images from surveillance cameras set up in a person's home and in a convenience store.
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Three short horror tales make up Heaven and Hell. The movie use images from surveillance cameras set up in a person's home and in a convenience store.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Kiattisak Sriranosung, Kosess Chalidtiporn, Taweewat Wantha, Kiradej Ketakinta
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Runtime:104 minutes
Studio:Phranakorn Film, Film Republic
Cast
Yuthlert Sippapak, Tiwa Moeithaisong
Director
Akarin Akaranitimaytharatt
Preecha (segment "Ghost Legacy")
Natta Bangkhomnet
Chan (segment "Ghost Legacy" / "Hell No.8")
Nattaya Bangkhomnet
Chao (segment "Ghost Legacy" / "Hell No.8")
Taweewat Wantha
Deaf Man (segment "Ghost Legacy")
Pornchai Hongrattanaporn
Lawyer (segment Ghost Legacy)
Jampar Saenprom
Sa (segment "Ghost Legacy")
Prinya Ngamwongwarn
Chay (segment "Ghost Legacy")
Sukhapat Lohwacharin
Forensic Investigator (segment "Ghost Legacy")
Patcharee Tubthong
Jik (segment "Heaven 11")
Chayanee Thitimoon
Noo (segment Heaven 11)
Parin Rattanaouychai
Sam (segment "Heaven 11")
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