AKA: มึงกู เพื่อนกันจนวันตาย [mueng ku phuan kan chon wan tai]
Director: Atsajun Sattakovit
Genre: Action
Cast: Mario Maurer

Synopsis:
Gun, a rich spoiled teenager, forms a gang with a group of friends. They get involved in a numerous of fights between other rival gangs. But things soon get more serious and their friendship is tested to the limits.

Director: Atsajun Sattakovit
Cast: Premsini Rathanasopa, Nuttakorn Taewakul, Patiwat Ruengsri, Napat Bhunjongjit-pisan
Genre: Action | Horror | Thriller

Synopsis:
When a murdered body of a highschool girl is found naked with a strange mark on her forehead, which is to prevent the vengeance of her spirit, Detective Khan from DSI is assigned to investigate the case. The dead girl is brought to Dr. Nicha at CIFS in Bangkok to find more clues and identify the body. Meanwhile, C, a former teenager’s heartthrob is involved in this case when he begins to search for his lost ex-girlfriend. When the ghost is trying to connect to the living, Detective Khan starts to believe in something supernatural that leads him to the truth.

Director: Yuthlert Sippapak
Writer: Yuthlert Sippapak (screenplay)
Stars: Laila Boonyasak, Krit Sripoomseth and Chompunoot Piyapane
Genre: Comedy | Drama | Horror | Thriller

Summary:
Buppah Rahtree is an isolated, self contained girl. She’s at the top of her class in medical school but has no friends and carries a secret, tragic past with her. She does, however, have an admirer in Ake, a wealthy young man who was drawn to her when she turned down the advances of his best friend and who has followed her from a distance for a month. Rahtree eventually opens up to Ake but what should have been a happy ending for her turns progressively more tragic. Ake turns out to be an entirely amoral cad and Rahtree, pregnant from their lone weekend together, is pressured into an abortion and abandoned in her run down apartment where things turn septic, she dies and is undiscovered for at least a month. And this is just the set up which, I’m sure you will agree, is rather unusually tragic for a film most commonly billed as a horror comedy.
Things really get rolling after Rahtree’s corpse is discovered. The police arrive and she is shrouded according to local custom but when they try to remove the corpse it simply refuses to go, twitching wildly until the police drop it and run screaming from the room. Rahtree’s body may be dead but her spirit is very much alive, very angry, and it will not leave without a fight. The film then tracks a succession of unsuccessful exorcists run through the building at the behest of the apartment manager desperate to stop her remaining tenants from fleeing the obviously haunted building, that succession further complicated by the return of the guilt stricken Ake who turns up on the scene desperate to make amends and completely unaware that Rahtree has died.