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A Thai–Malaysian horror film that opens four chilling cases — 4 karmic sins, 4 vengeful hauntings.
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A Thai–Malaysian horror film that opens four chilling cases — 4 karmic sins, 4 vengeful hauntings.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Phuping Pungsa-ard
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Runtime:115 minutes
Studio:Prakotkarndee, FINAS (National Film Development Corporation Malaysia), Bear in Mind Production
Cast
Chawalit Pongchaiyong, Anwardi Jamil, Saqina Latif, Karun Komanuwong
Director
Tisanart Sornsuek
Pleng (segment "Reclaimed”)
Nichaphat Chatchaipholrat
Jan (segment "Threesome”)
Sadanont Durongkhaweroj
Bird (segment "Threesome”)
Boonsong Nakphoo
(segment "Reclaimed”)
Teerawat Mulvilai
Sutirod Seepach
(segment "Reclaimed”)
Nujthanicha Rojjanajarunun
Meji (segment "Threesome”)
Joyce Ang Tze Ham
Chuan (segment "The Li(n)e”)
Chong Wah Kong
Sabri Yunus
(segment "Bomoh”)
Bulan Terry
(segment "Bomoh”)
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