When the last breath leaves you and the final clump of earth covers your face…

4 horror tales from 4 graveyards

Time to unearth fear from its grave

Defy death in a graveyard where the djinn awaits
Escape death and flee from ghosts in a cemetery marked by violent deaths
Cheat death and bring your beloved back from the grave
Friend thought to be dead is trapped in a children’s cemetery, where her friends have to find her.

The Wrath of Djinn

Synopsis

Musa’s family is in danger. Rumors are spreading that a powerful djinn, a mysterious entity from Islamic belief, is about to take everything from them. The only way Musa can save his family is to perform a ritual in a cemetery – a ritual no human has ever dared to attempt before.

“I picked a story about the djinn because I’ve read that they’re an entity that co-exists with humans though we cannot see them – it’s like they’re living in a parallel world. So I take this idea and frame it within a family drama. The djinn are not dead people; they are creatures, or you can say a tribe of beings. They imitate human behavior and emotion, so they know how to love, to get angry, to be passionate in something. They’ll do anything to steal what’s precious to humans. And, yes, they’re more powerful than us. For me, this is scarier than ordinary ghosts – the djinn can think, they have their own lives, and they represent the idea of evil. I consulted Islamic scholars while writing the script, and they encouraged me to go on with the film.” – Adirek Phothong

“The moment I heard the film’s title, it hooked me. “Graveyard” immediately inspires fear. It’s inevitable, because everyone associates graveyards with desolation and eeriness. It’s a place that lends itself to criminal intent. For my episode, I wanted to do something even more complicated: I wanted a graveyard within a graveyard – a graveyard that has been abandoned and taken over by vegetation. Sure enough, an ancient graveyard is a habitat of ancient spirits and ghosts. In this story, two sisters run away from bad guys. But unluckily, they choose to hide in this graveyard. The degree of horror I’ve cooked up is pretty intense. The two lead actresses, Becky and Ninnara, are so good at conveying the desperation and fear of the characters.” – Songs Mongkolthong

Pon: “Pun’s younger sister, 11 years old. She’s not happy that her sister has taken her to this eerie graveyard. She knows her sister is trying her best, but still she blames her for the ordeal they’re now facing.”

Chakrit is devastated when his beloved wife suddenly passes away. At her grave, he prays to God to bring her back. But not only God is listening—something else is pleased to grant Chakrit’s wish for a price. Will he dare to accept the offer?

Tongta is a deaf-mute girl who disappears over night without a trace. Her friends set out to find her. What they find instead are vengeful spirits in a haunted children’s cemetery. The ghosts are hunting them, but they won’t leave without their friend. All hell is about to break loose.

“My inspiration for this episode came from ‘Pee Nak 4’, because we shot that film in a real cemetery. The concept of ‘Graveyard Horror’ is about dead people who confront their afterlife, but it’s also a film that has to deliver fear, dread and thrill.