To be honest, I have always found horror movies in Thailand to be scary, so I was prepared to pee before watching this movie. Of course, in the process of watching the movie, I was really scared, but there are still funny and moving elements in it, so basically the horror elements have been diluted.
The appearance, speech and actions of several male actors are quite funny. So, without looking at the title, at first you would think it was a comedy movie.
At the seventh minute, the female protagonist held the child and called the male protagonist, causing everyone to close the doors and windows in fright. Coupled with the pale makeup of the female protagonist, I guessed that the female protagonist must be a ghost. Although, because of the twists and turns of the plot, everyone once suspected that the heroine was not a ghost, but that one of the actors was a ghost. However, the suspense that the heroine was a ghost was quickly removed, and some scenes after that were still Pretty scary.
The indomitable love between the male and female protagonists runs through the whole film, which is quite touching. In the end, the male protagonist and the female protagonist lived happily together, and the villagers were no longer afraid of the female protagonist. This ending was considered a happy ending.
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