Falcon Pictures unveils new Warkop DKI film with Thai horror-comedy master Banjong Pisanthanakun writing screenplay for beloved Indonesian franchise.

Thailand has churned out some truly terrifying horror movies, especially dealing with the supernatural. Here are the best Thai horror movies to seek out now.

Falcon Pictures is betting big on genre-bending with its latest Warkop DKI project, tapping acclaimed Thai filmmaker Banjong Pisanthanakun to write what promises to be the most unconventional ...

Review: Part horror movie and part soap opera, "Ghost Lab" is a clunky but amusing vision of death, as unpredictable as grief itself. A slapdash and silly Netflix Original horror movie from ...

Alongside romantic comedy, horror is at present the preferred genre for Thai audiences, says Assawaruenganun, who believes the pic’s universal nature has aided in getting Tee Yod distributed ...

Case in point: the Thai horror comedy Pee Mak Phra Khanong, aka Pee Mak, from Shutter and Phobia director Banjong Pisanthanakun. According to 24 Frames Per Second, ...

In 2009, Thailand put out a super bonkers horror comedy called Oh My Ghost.It’s about four “ladyboys” (i.e. drag queens) who run a boarding house for boys.

Thai director Lee Thongkam is shooting “The Bride,” a horror film that marks a rare co-production between Thai and Vietnamese companies. “The Bride” follows a young Vietnamese woman ...

The charm of Thai horror films also lies in their unparalleled creativity, featuring stories of ghosts that can detach their heads, remove their intestines, or float in the air.

In 2013, he directed the Thai supernatural romantic comedy-horror Pee Mak, which remains Thailand’s highest-grossing film of all time. His latest feature, The Medium (2021), was produced by ...