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Tuesday, March 14, 2006


This is why I love Thai horror shows.
No high-pitched screams that leave you irritated and pissed off at the end of the movie.
Creeps the hell out of you yet written with such detailed emotions it moves you to tears.
Unbelievable.
I highly recommend this show to everyone, even if you are not very into horror flicks.
No doubt, worth the time and the cash.



collection of memories @ 11:47 PM