Tough Guy Babysits…Again: Playing with Fire
'Playing with Fire' was clearly a film made for a kid or tween-ish audience. Keeping that in mind, I thought 'Playing with Fire' was alright, though it did portray some harmful stereotypes.
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Glah discovers an old TV in the storage room of his house. On the screen, 90s TV shows are being broadcast featuring four teens who went missing 35 years ago, crying out for help.
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Glah discovers an old TV in the storage room of his house. On the screen, 90s TV shows are being broadcast featuring four teens who went missing 35 years ago, crying out for help.
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Genre:Mystery, Thriller, Horror
Written By:Wuttichai Wongnoppadon, Lertsiri Boonmee
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Studio:Night Edge Pictures, Nob Productions, T&B Media Global, Dream Maker Entertainment
Cast
Lertsiri Boonmee, Wuttichai Wongnoppadon, Sathanapong Limwongthong
Director
Sukollawat Kanarot
Krit
Pawat Ketsrisakda
Glah
Tanapat Choksuwanakin
Camp
Laphattalada Tovanabutra
Prim
Supachai Girdsuwan
Uncle Um
Sahajak Boonthanakit
Krit's Father
Amata Piyavanich
Krit's Mother
Sornchai Chatwiriyachai
Professor Wit
Sutirod Seepach
Teacher Korn
Thak Jungrungrit
Kriangkrai
Tanapatch Chantasorn
Theera
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