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.
If all these movies seem a little too scary to handle, catch Ghost Day, a Thai horror-comedy about a production team whose ghost hunting television series is about to be cancelled. To salvage the programme, the team visits a real haunted area with a couple of famous ghostbusters.
Premieres 25 Aug at 9pm on THRILL (Singtel TV Ch 415 and StarHub Ch 618).
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