Hungry Ghost Festival has begun, let these Asian horror flicks get you in the spirit
By Nicole-Marie Ng
Fancy a fright night in? These scary movies will make sure you won’t sleep a wink.
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By Nicole-Marie Ng
Fancy a fright night in? These scary movies will make sure you won’t sleep a wink.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=swzZNl-d5TU
You can never know for certain what’s lurking under the bed at night. Six medical students decide to sleepover in an abandoned school after hearing rumours of it being haunted. Little do they know that a gruesome murder happened there six months prior.
Premieres 4 Aug at 9pm on THRILL (Singtel TV Ch 415 and StarHub Ch 618).
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