7 Recommendations for the Scariest Thai Horror Movies, Full of Jump Scare Scenes

Kapanlagi.com - Thai films and Thai dramas are quite popular these days, including in Indonesia. There are many Thai films and dramas that you can watch for entertainment, one of which is the recommendation for the scariest Thai horror movies.

Yes! These horror films are very popular and extremely scary. So, for those of you who enjoy horror movies, here is a list of recommendations for the scariest Thai horror movies that you can watch.

1. SHUTTER (2004)

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The first recommendation for the scariest Thai horror film is a movie titled SHUTTER, which was released in 2004. Although this film is quite old, it is still popular and continues to be watched by many. The film SHUTTER tells the story of the moments following a hit-and-run accident, where Jane and her boyfriend Tun, who works as her photographer, are haunted by the spirit of a woman that appears in the photos.

The film SHUTTER successfully became a phenomenal movie and grossed over one million baht. This film left a lasting impression on its viewers. Many people at the time were afraid to take pictures with their cameras. It is no wonder that SHUTTER is included in the recommendations for the scariest Thai horror films.

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2. COMING SOON (2008)

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The film COMING SOON is also included in the list of recommendations for the scariest Thai horror films. This film is inspired by a well-known urban legend in Thailand. At the beginning of the story, there is a film shoot that results in casualties.

Instead of saving the victim, the crew continues to take footage and includes it in the film to make it look more realistic and convincing to the audience. After the film was released in theaters, terrifying events repeatedly occurred in the cinema.

The ghost of a hanging woman becomes a frightening figure in the cinema studio. This film is also considered an old classic that is so scary it has made it onto the list of popular recommendations for the scariest Thai horror films.

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3. MEAT GRINDER (2009)

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The next recommendation for the scariest Thai horror film is a movie titled MEAT GRINDER. This film is one of the Thai horror films that features many jump scare scenes. It will make your heart race while watching it.

The movie MEAT GRINDER tells the story of a chicken noodle vendor named Buss who experiences a dark period because his business is never successful. However, he suddenly finds a corpse next to his cart. He then uses the meat as an ingredient for his noodles.

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4. LADDA LAND (2011)

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Another recommendation for the scariest Thai horror film is a movie titled LADDA LAND which was released in 2011. This film has won many awards at international film festivals.

The story follows a family that moves to a place called Ladda Land. However, they soon discover that the complex was the site of a murder. The place is haunted by various ghosts of those who were killed there.

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5. THE MEDIUM (2021)

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The film THE MEDIUM became one of the horror films that caught attention in 2021. The film THE MEDIUM has a strong story that feels close to everyday life and the culture of society, related to belief systems and myths. The film THE MEDIUM tells the story of a young woman who is possessed by a mysterious evil spirit.

Various efforts are made to exorcise the evil spirit by the girl's aunt, who is a shaman reincarnation of a deity named Bayan. Not only is it strong in terms of story, THE MEDIUM also has a unique storytelling style by adopting a documentary angle concept. This makes the story feel even more real, which can send chills down the audience's spine.

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6. GHOST LAB (2021)

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Next on the list of the scariest Thai horror film recommendations is GHOST LAB. This film tells the story of two young doctors who have differing views on the supernatural world. Wee, the character played by Tor Thanapob, believes that everything that happens in the world can be explained scientifically.

In contrast, Gla, the character played by Ice Paris, has a strong belief in the afterlife. This film will be perfect for those who enjoy jump scares mixed with drama. It deserves a spot on the list of the scariest Thai horror films that you shouldn't miss.

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7. CRACKED (2022)

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And the recommendation for the scariest Thai horror film lately is a movie titled CRACKED. This film tells the story of a single mother named Ruja who lives with her daughter Rachel. Ruja needs a lot of money to pay for Rachel's medical expenses, as she is seriously ill. Until she receives news that her father, who was a painter, has passed away.

Her father left quite a bit of inheritance for Ruja, so she has to return to her home country, Thailand, to claim the inheritance. Among the many treasures left by her father, Ruja also receives two paintings of beautiful women painted by him. She intends to sell these paintings to pay for Rachel's eye surgery.

However, because there is a crack in the painting, Ruja contacts a restorer of artworks and a painting researcher named Tim. Soon after Tim examines the painting, both he and Ruja feel a strange aura from it. Curious, Tim and Ruja then try to uncover the origins and mysteries hidden behind the painting. And they discover shocking facts about the inheritance painting of Ruja's father.

8. Alone (2007)

This film raises psychological horror with the theme of conjoined twins. Pim returns to Thailand after living in Korea for a long time and begins to be haunted by her past. The plot gradually reveals trauma, guilt, and the dark relationship between the two sisters. The terror is silent but piercing.

Released in 2007, this film stars Marsha Wattanapanich.

9. The Promise (2017)

An emotional horror about a broken childhood promise. Ib and Bou are two friends who make a tragic promise in an empty building. The plot jumps to adulthood when the spirits of the past come to claim the promise. The terror mixes with guilt and trauma.

This 2017 film stars Namthip Jongrachatawiboon.

10. 4bia (2008)

A horror anthology containing four different stories, each with a unique style of terror. From mysterious SMS messages to the spirit of a plane passenger. The plot of each segment is short but effective, with jumpscares and twists typical of Thai horror. Perfect for those who enjoy quick and compact horror.

Released in 2008, this film stars Apinya Sakuljaroensuk and Manatsanun Panlertwongskul.

Those are some recommendations for the scariest Thai horror films that KLovers can watch. Not only do they have unique and exciting stories, but they are also full of jump scares.

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