Kham Saraphab Khong Mor Phii hits 100M baht in 5 days
Thai horror film Kham Saraphab Khong Mor Phii crosses 100 million baht in box office revenue after 5 days, starring Alek Theeradech and Shahkrit Yamnam.
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- Thai horror film Kham Saraphab Khong Mor Phii crosses 100 million baht in 5 days
- Adapted from a popular The Ghost Radio story with over 8 million views
- Features a star-studded cast including Alek Theeradech and Shahkrit Yamnam
Audiences across Thailand have showered praise on the hit horror film, hailing it as one of the standout terrifying features of the year. Viewers have commended its seamless blend of supernatural dread, intense drama, and traditional occult beliefs, noting how the film builds palpable psychological tension that lingers long after leaving the cinema.
Official updates shared on The Ghost Radio Facebook page confirmed that the box office earnings have officially surged past the 100 million baht milestone just five days after its theatrical release, creating a massive wave of excitement nationwide.
The plot centers around Tor, played by Alek Theeradech Metcarayut, a young man overwhelmed by unfair hardships. Cornered and desperate, he turns to dark sorcery under the guidance of Master Tian, portrayed by Shahkrit Yamnam, using black magic to seek vengeance against those who wronged him, only to realize the devastating price of his actions.
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"The ‘Confession’ chilling phenomenon sweeps across the country, crossing 100 million baht in revenue! Let's keep going toward ultimate terror."
Alongside the main leads, the film features Denis Jelilcha Kappun as Mali, a young woman entangled in a terrifying fate, supported by seasoned actors such as Amarin Nitipon, Ranya Siyanan, Wayne Falconer, and a special appearance by BamBam Kunpimook Bhuwakul.
The rapid box office success of this Thai horror adaptation highlights the powerful synergy between digital storytelling platforms like The Ghost Radio and the big screen. By transforming a viral audio story with over 8 million views into a cinematic experience, the filmmakers successfully tapped into an established fan base while pushing the boundaries of Thai supernatural thrillers.
Produced by M STUDIO, The Ghost Radio, MI GROUP, and Far East Fame Line, and directed by Ton Nathanont Chollalumpin, the movie is currently playing in cinemas across Thailand for audiences wanting to experience the phenomenon firsthand.
Source: Thairath Entertainment
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