Last Updated on 2021-03-10 , 4:03 pm
Thailand isn’t just known for its heart-wrenching Thai advertisements. They’re also well-known for producing the best Thai horror movies known to humanity.
Yes, better than Hollywood.
These Thai Horror movies might not be everybody’s cup of tea, but the adrenaline-pumping, heart-racing feeling that you get while watching one is irreplaceable.
So why not indulge in your fears and check out these 10 scariest Thai horror movies that are sure to leave you nervous for many days.
Best Thailand Horror Movies
Shutter
If you ask someone about Thai horror movies, chances are they will have heard of Shutter before. This wildly popular film, which also has a Hollywood adpation, is about a vengeful spirit and has a spine-chilling plot twist that will leave you worried about dark places and camera for a while. Oh yeah. And it will encourage you to not do bad deeds.
4bia
While the name might sound gimmicky and lame, it actually represents the 4 parts to this one horror film and translates to “crossroads” in Thai.
Although the 4 parts are not exactly linked, they do have connections in terms of the people involved and after watching it, you will definitely have a phobia of a few things.
Coming Soon
Yes, another innocent-sounding name but there is no innocence in this movie. It’s similar to the Japanese horror movie The Ring, but with more gore and drama.
Meat Grinder
As the name suggests, this Thai horror movie is centred on a lady serving up humans to her customers and as they keep returning for the taste, a cycle of killing and cannibalism continues. Might not be for the fainthearted or those who can’t stand gore.
Art of the Devil 2
This film is cleverly written and the multiple plot twists will leave you slightly awed. Perhaps what makes it so scary is how it involves school-children and teachers.
After watching this, maybe you’ll never look at your classmates and teachers in the school the same way again.
Art of the Devil 3
If you thought the second movie in this series couldn’t get scarier, you’re wrong. This film is a prequel to the previous one and exposes an even more horrifying backstory filled with black magic, torture, and infidelity.
Certainly recommended if you want to get mind blown and scared shitless at the same time.
Ladda Land
This film actually has a really sad ending that might outshine the paranormal element of the plot.
But if you think that you can handle the slow destruction of a family and the heart-wrenching emotions that come with watching them become innocent victims of a curse, then this is for you.
Pee Mak (Not Exactly a Thai Horror Movie)
You might have heard of this one before and it’s not just a Thai horror movie, but actually a horror-comedy film.
So if you’re not into the hardcore horror movies, watch this and you might be able to sleep okay at night.
Furthermore, it has a happy ending that might give you fuzzy feelings, although not exactly the traditional happy ever after.
Alone
Love, Revenge, Hauntings…Once again, there is a major plot twist that will leave you shocked.
While this Thai horror movie does not have extremely intense or fast-paced plotline, its simple but scary storyline will certainly make you jumpy for a few days.
Train of the Dead
Yup, it’s a train full of dead people. If you’re already scared of MRTs trains at night, then this might not be the best show for you.
But if you haven’t committed a crime lately, then these ghosts will probably not haunt you.
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