Directed by:
Lee ThongkhamScreenplay:
Piyaluk TuntisrisakulCinematography:
Brandt HackneyComposer:
Bruno BrugnanoCast:
Ploy Sornarin, Theerapat Sajakul, Savika Chaiyadej, Keetapat Pongrue, Kannaporn Puangtong, Niki Chow, Dayo Wong, Sorabodee ChangsiriVOD (2)
Reviews (2)
After a few introductory scares, I thought I'd be bored as hell watching another shallow nonsense for the younger generation. But then the Thai filmmakers began to unfold a story that I started enjoying more and more over time. When it came to the raincoat, I forgot about all my negative thoughts. After the end of the film, I had to admit that I had actually enjoyed it, so it would be mean of me to give it a low rating.
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A nice surprise from Thailand that deserves attention. Story-wise, the film follows the classic template, where a young girl takes a job as a nanny in a wealthy family where the ghost of the previous nanny haunts the house. The jump-scares don't work very well, and the make-up of the ghost is pretty average, but fortunately, in the last half hour the film shifts from a ghost story to a pretty bloody slasher that beats the previous not very interesting hour in several ways. The execution is fine and the actors don't offend either, but I'm a bit disappointed that I can't raise the rating because I was more bored than entertained for the first half, and if the hall scene had been five minutes longer, I would have paid gold without hesitation. Story**, Action***, Humor>No, Violence****, Entertainment***, Music***, Visuals***, Atmosphere***, Suspense***. 6.5/10.
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