SHUTTER (2004) Scare Score

How Scary Is SHUTTER? Find out as we break down this classic Thai horror film and tally up, the Scare Score!
Background Song: Ghost Stories Incorporated - Alone With Your Voices

[@AnnaDominiqueJ]

The ghost was pretty rational. She didn't hurt jane and just haunted her enough for her to find out what really happened. 👍🏼

[@urmomvia]

The only rational ghost 😭

[@neardarkroad1347]

@@urmomvia Talk about yandere ghost. No dere anymore though

[@otroweonllamadoseba]

I guess Indonesian Ghost are smarter.

[@christopherbennett5858]

I like that she’s got a little solidarity for her. Very much a case of “Good god, girl, get out.”

[@mikhailthegreatestdragon3627]

@@otroweonllamadoseba This is a Thai ghost though

[@ItsYaBoiV]

The best part of the movie to me is the twist of Natre sitting on Tun's shoulders the whole time. The fact that she doesn't want him to die but wants him to suffer the literal weight of his actions forever, and the visual of her pushing him down to where his chin is practically on his knees, it's just brilliant. That has stuck with me since I saw this movie in highschool!

[@HorrorMine]

Well said! That is one truly amazing and scary twist

[@jackcullen69]

Everyone who did shit like Tun and his friends deserves a long tormented life.

[@mytube9182]

"That has stuck with me", when you get a neckache in the future, will you think of someone's piggybacking on you ?

[@KikomochiMendoza]

Same. Its the kind of horror as well that in a way makes you retroactively reflect on what you previously watched and explained every odd thing. Like why was the neck pain relevant at all.

[@Ch50304]

Yes, it is pretty scary. He will be literally burdened with what he has done.

[@nimlasmurr]

I cannot tell you how pleased I am that this was not another "person wronged by specific people decides to be a dick to everyone" and instead rightfully haunts the guilty parties. Honestly it made me really root for the ghost. She was cool with the other girlfriend, and didnt try to hurt anyone who didnt deserve it.

[@HorrorMine]

I totally agree! It just makes the film more enjoyable when not everyone is dying for no reason

[@lessismore8533]

It’s true BUT remember these are villians like in the Grudge. They’re not SUPPOSED to be fair that’s what makes them real villians. It wouldn’t really make sense otherwise though it IS nice to see a villian follow boundaries for once. But even the Ring was more merciful in terms of not forcing a viewer to see the tape and you even have a chance to escape the curse within a week

[@MVangelmx]

Kayako should take notes 🙄

[@streetgamer3452]

@@MVangelmx I mean, she was already crazy in life, so of course she doesn’t care whose she’s killing

[@kawaibakaneko]

Looking back I wonder if Natre was hit by the car because she wanted to see what kind of person Jane was? 🤔 She did scare her at first, but stopped when it was clear the hit and run was destroying Jane

[@pierrotpierrot4768]

I remember watching this in the cinema, and I kid you not, one of the best moments was when the twist was revealed at the end and nearly everyone in the cinema rubbed their necks and shrugged the shoulders 😂 I did too. Everyone kinda went out of the cinema, doing some light exercise moves shaking their head and moving the neck just to confirm we're not having any shoulder or neck ache 😂😂😂

[@realafah]

I warms my heart to see ghosts actually haunt and torment the ones who wronged them instead of people who were in the wrong place at the wrong time. The fact I can be happy in the end that those who really deserve what they received in the end is such a great feeling. The only person who suffered from this but didn’t deserve it was the dude girlfriend, but only because she was in his life and all the ghost did was try and let her know her boyfriends sins. Even though she suffered emotionally, she was better off this way since she knows the person she was with was a lie so she can find someone better. This is a great movie. The ending twist was oh so satisfying to see. I expected to see her in the photo there, but it was so much better to see where exactly she was. Bravo 👏

[@lessismore8533]

It’s true to see a Villian do NON cliche things. However we can’t expect he average villian to be this way. REAL villians aren’t supposed to be rational and will kill anyone who gets in their way. Since we as humans aren’t evil ourselves (for the most part anyway 😂) it’s natural fit us to expect good from ALL, including antagonists. But again real villains are supposed to be that way. We can’t expect them to be anything else. But still it’s nice to see something different

[@nonabliss]

Such a great movie! When it was revealed that Natre's spirit was on Tun's neck the whole time, I was like "WHAT!?" It was a very satisfying and shocking reveal. Tun was a real ass to Natre and she getting her revenge by haunting him and ultimately ruining his life, and the lives of her assaulters, was a fitting ending.

[@lessismore8533]

Amen! Finally I can route for the ghost!

[@berilsevvalbekret772]

Such a good sounding movie. Also I really like how that she is an onryo unlike the grudge takes her vengence on those who actually deserves it and not innocent people that got nothing to do with this.

[@HorrorMine]

Yes! I totally agree. I’m so glad that Jane got to help uncover the truth and wasn’t being targeted!

[@JavelinAngel1295]

The thing about the Grudge is that Takeo alone killed Kayako and Toshio. But then Kayako killed him in Onryo form but now the curse just became stagnant with no real targets or reason for still being there. And because it's just a really strong curse, it would just latch upon anyone who comes in contact with anything that involved the Saeki family. It's similar to The Conjuring 1 where that Bathsheba witch cursed anyone who dared to step on her land. But with Ju On, it's just a curse where hate never ends. Kayako was wrongfully murdered by her own husband and because she killed him no so long after, depending on which version of the Grudge it is, whether she hangs him or kills him in an alleyway, or Toshio makes him disappear, she became more of a wandering Onryo who just hates everyone living who gets involved with her misery. With Shutter though, Natre was an Onryo that had both hate and love in her heart. That's why she only killed Tun's friends and not Tun himself. Because in the case of Tun, in my interpretation, she wanted to kill Tun's friends for raping her but for Tun, she wanted him to suffer and pretty much feel the pain she felt as he just stood there and watched his friends rape her. But the fact that she may have still had some love for him might be the reason why she's only latched to him and didn't kill him at all. Also she killed herself and wasn't killed by anyone. But interpretations of Vengeful ghosts differ between Thailand and Japan so it really can be interpreted in various ways. But that's just how I interpret it. Let me know what you think.

[@danielkudo4800]

@@JavelinAngel1295 good interpretation!! thanks

[@joaquinchua3348]

that's the thing that made me lose interest in the ju-on series tbh, im okay with whoever stepped on the house getting cursed but including all the people they interacted with getting cursed too is just ridiculous lmao

[@berilsevvalbekret772]

@@JavelinAngel1295 I know and if it was just the people step into the house fot cursed I would be a okay with it but someone who bid you good morning is destined to die a horrible death? Ridiculous. I love Kayako the original actress did and AMAZING job no questions asked but the appearing literally anywhere even inside a jacket got so silly to me. Still terrifying but...directionless I guess. I always interprited Kayako as more despair and sadness then rage honestly. Curse compels her to kill but the way she leaves her diary everywhere not to mention those who study it living the longest indicates she wants people to know about her injustice. If she finally Finally find peace at the end of one of the franchise would be great. Her Toshio and all the souls they have taken finally finding peace. Even Onryo like Kuchi-Sake Onna has ways to divert her.

[@mrcereal5597]

Amazing movie, loved so much about it but also specifically the reactions of his girlfriend, and how the moment she found out- she immediately left. Absolutely no forgiveness or tolerance for the role he played. As well as how the ghost didn’t really haunt her, but left clues for her- i just love it.

[@cosmonautbookshop]

When I saw Shutter years ago I was absolutely blown away by the twist. It's still to this day my favorite horror movie twist of all time. Also, love how the movie goes from Thun being a jerk boyfriend to the reveal he was a monster himself. Lastly, there was an American remake starring Joshua Jackson as a fashion photographer working in Tokyo. The plot and reveal was still the same though.

[@davidng8870]

He was not a monster, he was just a really weak man. That’s partly why the movie works, there is room for sympathy and horror for him also. What he did was a terrible betrayal but he has been condemned to a fate worse than death

[@wy4553]

I really like how the ghost was trying to get Jane to solve her murder. Even though she was a vengeful spirit, she only hurt bad people and not the innocent. IMO, the creepiest part is actually when Jane saw the spirit crawling towards the bookshelf in the polaroids.

[@randallrona9618]

That twist did shocked and surprise me. The ghost is trying to warn Jane about Tun while punishes the latter for his betrayal. That man and the assaulters got what they deserve their punishment. Great movie.

[@HelenSheAlphaz]

11:57 he didn't throw himself on purpose, the Natre closed his eyes to he could not see where he was going, leading him to the window to his eventful intend of death. It happens so fast during the scene but when she appears the second time in the mirrow you can see her placing both hands infront of his eyes, causing him to stumble. He was on his right mind, only terrified, etc. So yeah, Natre got his revenge in a very unique way.

[@Smithjaack]

I don’t think that Shutter is one of the scariest films. But it doesn’t need to be. It’s definitely an amazing story and an amazing twist. I would love to see videos on Ju-Rei, Premonition, or maybe even the Bridge Curse. Great video btw

[@HorrorMine]

Yeah this film has a great story and twist for sure! I haven’t heard of those but ill check them out

[@Smithjaack]

@@HorrorMine Ju-Rei and Premonition are both Japanese movies and The Bridge Curse is Taiwanese.

[@HorrorMine]

I do remember seeing the bridge curse on Netflix. I don’t remember much about it other than it retold the events through multiple characters perspectives if that’s the correct movie. I’ll be sure to rewatch it

[@domoetker3967]

Hello. My name is Dom. Believe it or not, but please believe me. I got exactly this huge problem! Right now! Over 2 weeks! 😥😨😱😰😰😰 What can I do? At night, she paralyzes me in bed and star at me all the night long. I got big pain in my back, heart, neck, arms. I can not lie in Bed or walk without Pain.

[@faizfuad8361]

Not one of the scariest but really scary still

[@JavelinAngel1295]

When first watching this movie, I was actually rooting for the ghost to kill the protagonist. Because the ghost's reason for being so vengeful to him in particular is entirely justified.

[@HorrorMine]

I completely agree. The main character and his friends are absolutely disgusting

[@JavelinAngel1295]

@@HorrorMine It's different ain't it? This is probably the only horror movie I've ever seen where I wasn't rooting for the protagonist to survive at all. He deserved what happened to him at the end. As well as his friends.

[@JavelinAngel1295]

@@HorrorMine On a side note, I was glad Jane wasn't entirely affected by Natre's wrath because she wasn't involved in what happened to her at all. Instead, she wanted Jane to know the truth about Tun as a way of probably saying, "Tun will just abandon you just like he did to me. Leave him."

[@faizfuad8361]

Especially towards the end of the movie, when it was finally revealed fully. Although it was hinted explicitly throughout he was not as he seem to be.

[@urmomvia]

@@JavelinAngel1295 OMG SOO TRUE

[@sandraweilbrenner67]

Fun fact all the photos in that room were real ghost photos and there was salt at the doorway to keep them inside. If you own a physical copy of the film they talk about it in the extras.

[@big-loss_9043]

Dang

[@wizard1515]

3:40 Those photos in Polaroid scene are real. Prop master and Film director did the research and took a copy from owner.

[@marsussabili1804]

Its real photo not real ghost

[@izazahlandaputra2902]

Japan, Korean and Thai horror movies, for me, are the scariest because they tend to put emphasis on local beliefs and modern day twist.. I recommend The Medium or Phobia saga for your next video, cuz they're the ones that give trauma of Thai horror movies 😅😁🙏🏻

[@HorrorMine]

I completely agree. The medium is next!

[@izazahlandaputra2902]

@@HorrorMine then I'll be waiting 😁 been watching your vids lately.. especially the Ju-On saga, keep on doing good work for the horror community ☺️👍🏻

[@velleyee5967]

And Indonesian ones too

[@veraaurelis8931]

@@HorrorMine Ohhh I support this! But The Medium is a little hard to understand without context for cultural lore, I suggest talking with or watching reviews from Thai audience, they will explain the ending twist.

[@xomegaxz5799]

@@veraaurelis8931 Not really, I'm not thai and i have no idea of the cultural lore but the movie explained it pretty well. Spoiler alert the medium was great until the end where it went for typical zombies trope.

[@alicenolfi2095]

My husband and I just watched this movie last night, and we both loved it. However, we interpreted the ending slightly differently. I saw Natre sitting on Tun's shoulders as her wanting to torment him for the rest of his natural life. She saved him for last because she didn't want him to die, but to have a fate worse than death. Like the narrator says, she wants the guilt of what he's done to literally weigh on his shoulders until the day he dies. Through her coming back to haunt him, she's saying, "You got to get away from me, and what you did to me, for years. You got to forget about me. Now, you never can." But my husband saw it as Natre clinging to him in death as she did in life. In the few scenes we see them together in (when she's not scaring the ever-loving shit out of him, that is) she's constantly touching him, hugging him, and snuggling up to him. Which is perfectly fine behavior if you're an affectionate person, but Tun never loved her and so this affection was unwanted. So, this 'clinginess' continues even after she dies. She doesn't care if he's catatonic, what he did to her, or that they can never truly be together. She just wants him. That, in my opinion, is proof of a great story: When two people witness it at the same time, but interpret it in different ways.

[@davidng8870]

Well said. I saw it as both, but probably more your husbands way. The ghost has sufficient objectivity not to hurt Jane and to expose the truth to her but at the end of the day she is still haranguing Tun about leaving her. Love is blind

[@alicenolfi2095]

@@davidng8870 Yes, it is. Tun was the only one besides her mother to ever show Natre love, even if it was more of a pitying kind. But since it's all she's ever had, she's sunk her nails in and refused to let go.

[@WynneL]

@@davidng8870 Same. I saw both interpretations, but remembered the flashbacks to her riding on his back.

[@eleonne]

What a treat for you to cover The Shutter! I remember watching this from way back, and it was one of the scariest films at the time. Maybe you can also cover The Eye (2002); it still remains to be the scariest movie ever for me, so much so, that I still can't bring myself to re-watch now :') So I honestly don't know if it's still as scary now as it was when I first watched it.

[@HorrorMine]

Thanks for tuning in! I’ve heard good things about The Eye so I’ll definitely check it out

[@nibs8837]

Thank you for bringing attention to these excellent Asian horrors. "Shutter" is our favorite, followed by "White", "Silk" and "Dorm". "Shutter" follows the Thai pattern of showing a frightening ghost, but when you learn *why* she became a ghost, you begin cheering for *her* to obtain the justice she needs to find peace. I find the expression on Natre's face when she is clinging to the front of the car and smiling to be nightmare fuel. It seems that, all along, she intended on saving Jane from Tun--who is *still* trying to justify what he did. Satisfying and scary!

[@eenayeah]

This movie was sooooooo good. I will never forget how the reveal made me feel. I had considered myself a hardened horror movie watcher, having pretty much no more reactions to any old or new Western horror movies, but this was my first forray into Asian horror and I had finally been scared! The reveal at the end definitely sent shivers down my spine! I will never forget this movie!

[@Mandaraminu]

Loved the movie so much, the twist at the end ,and Natres abilities make this film truly one of a kind, I definitely enjoy the fact that the she was more empathetic than most ghosts - in that the only one’s suffering are those guilty - and how she show Jane what a horrible person her friends and (ex)boyfriend where instead of thinking she was like them! Also loved the never ending floor 4 scene, it’s and old reference to how (I think the Chinese) word for 4 is incredibly similar to the word Death, thus he was stuck on the death floor.

[@tilsenkyron6194]

I remember the first time I watched this, that plot twist at the end gave me chills. I never expected that shit. This and "Coming Soon" are my two favorite Thai horror movies.

[@lucynyu333]

Thailand makes excellent horror movies. This movie is my favourite. Even the low budget ones are very enjoyable. 'Ong-Bak' has a special place in my heart too and also love how the 'Chocolate' martial art Thai movie had such a sad story behind it. I would love to see more reviews and explanations of Asian horror movies and it would be so cool to do a comparison to European and American horrors films. Keep up the good work and can't wait for a new video.

[@HorrorMine]

Thanks a lot for watching!

[@pierrotpierrot4768]

Agreed! I hope Horror Mine can cover The Medium too, as it's directed by the same guy who did The Wailing. It's as open-ended as The Wailing and I'd love to see Horror Mine's take on it.

[@akikleist]

I have never been into horror movies, watching rarily, but lately I have started to get interested in the genre, especially Asian horror movies thanks to channels like yours and since Hollywood is quite creatively homogenized at this point and rarily put out actual unique horrors with good stories, but thankfully we have Jordan Peele to make effective horrors with unique stories and perspective. EDIT: Also my favourite horror movie is Noroi The Horror

[@xSquirty]

even if i’ve seen these movies before you’ve posted them, i still watch your videos because your content is really good. keep up the great work!

[@shipem8845]

Great video as always! I grew up watching movies like Shutter and would love for you to cover other Thai horror films in the future. Thank you so much for providing us with QUALITY entertainment every. single. time.

[@HorrorMine]

Thank you very much! I’m very happy you enjoy the content :)

[@nightangel3578]

I used to watch this movie all the time! It's easily one of my favorite Asian horror films. The car scene is one of my favorite horror scenes because she was so relentless and the twist ending was so good and well deserving.

[@XXXmarquise]

I am living for these scare scores

[@HorrorMine]

Thank you so much :)

[@frankieb9444]

Your LOTR cuts always gets a chuckle out of me.

[@alexlilly6657]

Awesome video as always. Loved this movie, watched it when i was pretty young and left me terryfied for years. Especially the reveal that she's been sitting on his shoulders all this time.

[@dennisxo]

This was awesome! More Thai horror reviews please! 🙏🇹🇭

[@HorrorMine]

Thanks for watching! More to come

[@edisonyang3658]

You should do Rang Zong(The Medium). It was directed by the director of this film and produced by Na Hong Jin of The Wailing.

[@HorrorMine]

I’m glad you mention it, The Medium is the next scare score!

[@edisonyang3658]

@@HorrorMine Nice! Can't wait to watch it.

[@raychow2451]

your sense of humour is on point through out the video hahahah

[@HorrorMine]

Thank you!

[@Embroideredjune]

I loved this movie so much, haven’t watched it in years but I’m definitely revisiting it soon! I’d also love to see you do maybe a comparison with the American remake as well, and compare the two. Strangely enough they focused the story in Japan for some reason.

[@HorrorMine]

I haven’t seen the remake but I’m interested to see how it compares

[@gtrman69777]

@@HorrorMine It sucks that's all you need to know. LOL. I love this movie but the remake is terrible.

[@nightangel3578]

@@HorrorMine the remake was terrible. Might've watched it twice and wished that I had only watched it once.

[@urmomvia]

The remake is terrible!!! The og always the best

[@lessismore8533]

8:35 thanks for NOT spoiling that jump scare! Though I knew something was coming 😂

[@xiixheng8292]

I was 8-9 years old when I watched this and I was traumatised but love it 😂❤️💀

[@ConfusedAlucardia]

I forgot how good this movie was! Thank you again for the awesome video. The ending/twist was definitely one of my favorite horror movie endings 😊

[@HorrorMine]

Thanks for tuning in :) I really appreciate it

[@KikomochiMendoza]

The ghost sitting on Protag's shoulder gets me more than the Camera horror. There is just something about a lingering horror that is scarier than all the jump scares for me. Seeing the ghost on his shoulder was not just creepy but it retroactively explained his pain and the heaviness he felt. The secondary symbolical meaning of guilt weighing down on his neck and shoulder is also effective.

[@shairalongares7643]

You are the only one that can make me drop everything as soon as I read your new video notification!

[@HorrorMine]

Aw thank you! I really appreciate it 😀

[@shairalongares7643]

I hope you can review Memoir of a Murderer (korean movie) for us too! I'd love to hear your thoughts about that movie. Thanks a lot!

[@gthao8849]

Been waiting on this...keep up the awesome work you're doing.

[@HorrorMine]

Thank you for watching!

[@BeckyEnchanted]

I'm back! You know I always love your videos

[@leonie8525]

Yessss, my recommendation! So glad you did this. This film was what got me into Asian horror.

[@naimvelasquez6079]

I'm becoming more and more of a Scare Score fan as the days go by

[@HorrorMine]

Thank you so much!

[@HaikalHanafiah]

this channel so good. i actually watched most of the movie you covered but your video make it fun to watch it again. btw shutter is the movie make me traumatize as a kid and fell in love with horror movies

[@HorrorMine]

Thanks a lot!

[@umapessoaqualquer3688]

I remember watching this movie, such a good film Keep up the good work, man!

[@HorrorMine]

Thank you!

[@Sanrios_mp3]

Your movie choices are all so good!!

[@HorrorMine]

Thank you very much

[@jarradwall]

“Look at it” got me hooked to your channel 😄

[@ruuoxi]

I remember watching this at noon with windows open and in a family gathering with so many people and it still scared me...

[@idle62]

Underrated dude right here 🤧

[@ye2408]

Great video as always! Shutter was terrifiying but excellent. I'd love to hear your thoughts about another thailand horror movies from the same director of Shutter, the title is ALONE. Anyway, I love your channel so much. Keep up the good work! 👍

[@HorrorMine]

Thank you for watching!

[@MorrisseyMuse]

This movie was far scarier than 78% for me! lol genuinely terrifying in places! the scene with the camera flashing in the dark room is easily my pick for scariest scene.

[@jgeusebio1428]

Hope you can give a scare score and review on the Thai Horror "The Art of the Devil" Love your movie reviews and recommendations. Keep it up!!😁

[@aNsWeRkEy02]

dont forget Art of the Devil 2 & 3 as well

[@Ajokeaday1]

Awesome video as always 😊 I don’t know if you’ve ever seen “A Tale of Two Sisters” but if you ever get a chance to watch it I’d recommend it. Idk if it would make the cut but still interesting to watch 🤔😊

[@HorrorMine]

I have seen that film. It’s a great movie and I’d love to make a video on it!

[@mikaelafox6106]

@@HorrorMine You should compare it with its American sibling, The Uninvited.

[@kamadoma715]

Shutter was one of the few horror films that I dared to watch alone in the theaters. Since I was alone, I cheated on some jump scares by only watching with my peripheral vision, especially on the scene when Nat showed up on one end of the bed. And then when me and my friends watched the movie, my second time around, the scene in 8:34 that I cheated on bit me back in the ass which made it hard for me to sleep that night! I would say that among the Asian horror films I've watched, this one is my top favorite. I love the story and I think it was well-written. The scares escalate in level up until the cremation, and then the reveal about Tun's neck pain and the final scene was the cherry on top of the cake.

[@lessismore8533]

The neck thing was such great foreshadowing

[@mikaelafox6106]

First off, I’d love to hear your take on the American remake, also called Shutter. There are lots of similarities, even though it’s filmed in Japan, and I think the remake honors the original. Rachael Taylor does a phenomenal job and really made me feel her “out of placeness” I think any one would feel when they move to a foreign country. Second, I need you to watch The Eye! The original is good, and the remake is interesting. Both made me feel spooked and also intrigued. There was no sequel to the American remake, but The Eye 2 is very good as a stand alone movie. You could watch it first with no issues. For me, The Eye 2 is amazing. I love the dive into Asian paranormal lore. The original Premonition, imho, is so far superior to the remake that it’s not even funny. I cried my ass off over the original premonition. Wait, have you already seen Rinne (aka Reincarnation)? It’s directed by everyone’s favorite - Takashi Shimizu. I *love* that movie. Wouldn’t mind seeing what an American remake would be like of _that_ one!!

[@HorrorMine]

I haven’t seen the remake but I definitely need to give it a watch! You’re the second person to recommend The Eye so it’s definitely going on my list. And yes I did see Reincarnation but a looonnngg time ago so it definitely needs a rewatch! Thanks for watching :)

[@mikaelafox6106]

@@HorrorMine It’s worth the watch for sure! The music is lovely. I thought the movie had a really dreamy quality to it, and then stuff hits the fan, lol. I really liked Reincarnation. Definitely surprised me.

[@TalentCaldwell]

@@HorrorMine I second the recommendation for THE EYE. That movie has a great last act. I dunno about the remake though. The scene early on where all of Jessica Alba’s blind friends throw her a surprise party for having a successful eye transplant (while her eyes are still bandaged) I remember made me laugh uncomfortably. As for the American SHUTTER remake I’d avoid honestly. It’s PG-13 and looks it. They do succeed in making the boyfriend an even worse human being though.

[@darkliz]

I liked the remake of Shutter as well mostly because it was nearly shot for shot the same film but set in Japan. The ghost in the remake is played by Megumi Okina, who was Rika in the original Grudge. Premonition hard agree on the original being far superior and it is part of a set of films with Reincarnation and Infection, which I am still unsure what happened in the end of that film. J-Horror Theatre there are six films in total.

[@mikaelafox6106]

@@TalentCaldwell The American _Shutter_ can be a bit cringe in some areas, but I thought it did a fairly good job overall. It parallels a lot of the original scenes, but with its own twists. I thought the boyfriend’s friends were pretty terrible. I liked how they introduced the ghosts in the images.

[@haroldsuarez7474]

I remember watching this movie as a kid and it freaked the heck out of me. Also, I recommend you check out Coming Soon which is a thai horror film. I remember it being very creepy and nightmare inducing, and hoping you would cover it in your channel soon.

[@nessisvanillabean2570]

Waking up to a video is the best feeling.😄

[@HorrorMine]

Aww thank you so much :) you’re too kind

[@bigpapaadam1]

This looks so much better than the American version which I really like! Will have to see this for sure!

[@lessismore8533]

The foreshadowing with his shoulders hurting was awesome! He never took a lesson! And thought he could escape consequences!

[@Megafreakx3]

I still love this movie! It still gives me chills down my spine every time I watch it. The last scene, in particular, is incredibly bone-chilling. I also appreciate the way that the movie gradually reveals the main protagonist's backstory as it progresses. You start to understand that he wasn't what he seemed to be at the beginning.

[@wiggy5209]

Absolutely brilliant. There are good movies and then there are the greats ..this is one that stands out

[@sherine6015]

This movie traumatize me as a kid 😅 so glad you covered it!

[@HorrorMine]

Thanks for watching! 😀

[@sherine6015]

Maybe you could cover Ladda Land (Thai horror movie) next! It's quite scary too!

[@loumartinq]

i watched this at a cafe peeking through my shirt at midnight, when i looked behind me there were a bunch of kids watching with me also cowering behind their shirts

[@HorrorMine]

I don’t blame you, it’s terrifying

[@TheDevilsGreatestTrick]

At first, I was planning to put in some kind of Fatal Frame joke, but now I'm gearing up to sit down and experience this with proper ambiance. Great taste, as always! 👍

[@SIR1U5]

I remember watching this movie not long after the ring and the grudge and finding it even more scary as the characters come across so well. The ladder and scare scene really worked as some of the best ever done, even getting nods in games like FEAR. I got toward the end of the review and thought "hey wait he didn't mention what really happened to Natre" but then I realised that it was all at the end which was what really makes this movie so good, once it gets going after act 2 or mid way through it never stops with twists or gasp moments one after the other. With the final twist at the end even hearing you talk about it sent chills/electricity down my back. So cool the way Natre would have needed to have saved him from his fall so that he could be alive to be forever tormented. So sorry for Jane though as she might feel it was her fault somehow I hope she didn't waste any more time on him after that visit. Only thing is that I wish we could have seen what his friends saw as they were the ones who actually did things to her. All in all one of my favourite horror movies and always in my top 3 movies when to recommend when someone asks is Asian horror really that scary. I always say Shutter, One Missed Call and A Tale of Two Sisters... one about ghosts caught on camera, one about a curse that is transmitted via your contact list on your phone (more scary now adays still compared to Ring/Ringu as its about a VHS tape) and one about psychological horror which is very common in Asian horror movies. Although Ju-On is way up there too but sometimes I think that can be too scary for people just getting into it.

[@Bonafidevixen10032]

End scene was the best. For me, the bar was raised after watching this movie. I was never really into horror/scary movies but was hooked! Haha. Such a great ending.

[@lifewells4122]

Amazing you're one of the best 🍿👍

[@HorrorMine]

Thank you so much! I really appreciate it

[@mashpotato1122]

This never gets old my all time favorite

[@mymedsstoppedworking]

Ugh, I remember watching this film at my aunt's house when I was 10 and daaang it traumatized me, it's really one of my favourite Thai horror films!

[@HorrorMine]

It’s an all time great!

[@Omuraiszu]

One of the movies I watched when I was very young! Thank you.

[@HorrorMine]

Thank you for watching!

[@Omuraiszu]

@@HorrorMine I hope you do Coming Soon next. It's also a classic Thai movie. :D

[@jeskvell3254]

*YAAAAAAAAAAAAASSSS* it's here!!! Thanks Vichhay :D

[@HorrorMine]

Thank you for watching!

[@jumpolitan]

i watched this for the first time when i was in elementary school and it scared me so much that i only gained the courage to rewatch it during my last year of high school. i love this movie!

[@lessismore8533]

You watched this as a little kid! Lol. I didn’t see my first horror film until 10: The Others

[@butterskutz]

Gods I remember watching Shutter. I was in a photography club in high school and someone brought a DVD of it. It was one of my first horror movies when I watched it too, and coupled with my camera not working during the red room scene, well, it freaked me out hard x3

[@jermaenjoyer]

This was one of my 1st favorite horror movies as a kid! I just remembered this was the movie wow.

[@saintorlamb]

After watching SHUTTER alone, i stopped watching horror movies for many years. Today I subscribe to your channel 😅

[@DDoubleVT]

3:39 When I used to browse supernatural forums as a kid (A few years before Shutter was released) this was one of the photos that stuck with me. I was actually glad to see it appear in the film. This particular ghost is known in folklore as a penanggalan, or krasue in Thai.

[@notahamster333]

Hello Horror Mine! Great video as always, I enjoyed it - though I think I've seen the western version of this film 🤔 can't remember it being as scary as this. That said, I would like to hear your thoughts on 'Coming Soon'. It's a pretty scary horror Thai film.

[@HorrorMine]

I’ve heard a lot of bad things about the remake! I definitely need to check out Coming Soon, it looks terrifying

[@markyap2603]

Nice in depth review as always! Hopefully, you'll review "Coming Soon" as well.

[@HorrorMine]

I will definitely be covering that movie !

[@mkim14388]

Ohh Vic, ya did it again. Had me rolling in laughter at the no power blanket scene.

[@HorrorMine]

Haha thank you very much 😂

[@katmanapat745]

Backache has never been the same again, thanks to this film

[@roycrave2420]

The upside-down sequences did a great job in showing hair flowing with gravity, but what about the skirt while walking on the ceiling? Don't forget the ladder! LOL

[@zachshield5187]

I love this channel

[@HorrorMine]

Thank you so much!

[@honeeeey9627]

hope u cover coming soon next 😌👌 still scares me 💀

[@HorrorMine]

I will be covering that movie :)

[@DomoIsMYDummy]

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[@HorrorMine]

Thanks for tuning in!

[@zsix6]

ive seen this thai Shutter a few times... its one my my favorite horror film. but dont remember seeing that cover ghost face. the photo puzzle part is the best. so good.

[@WynneL]

If you look closely, Natre covered Tun's eyes at the end. He couldn't see where he was going and kept banging into things. Ominous stuff. So good, unlike its remake. Such a great movie. For me it hit way harder than a ton of other movies for being so tense--only the American version of The Ring and this one really haunted me, and not because of jumpscares (they don't work on me 90% of the time.) Kairo, on the other hand, was good but just didn't get to me in that way. I feel like Shutter is wildly underrated, actually.

[@gackt13]

Since we are on Thai horror, may I recommend that you review Rang Zhong (The Medium)? There are a lot to analyze from the film and I would love to see your take on it. Love your channel and keep up the good work!

[@HorrorMine]

The Medium will be my next video :)

[@ZiRR0]

YOU FINALLY DID IT!!

[@HorrorMine]

I finally did! Thanks for tuning in

[@ZiRR0]

@@HorrorMine ofc bro

[@yoasadhityarahardjo]

I watched this movie when I was in the tenth grade. It scared me completely lol. I didn't even dare to brush my teeth looking straight at the mirror for quite some time 😂. Yet for me, the ending was not that Natre wanted to get revenge by haunting him. It's just that she loved him too much, so she couldn't leave him and stayed attached to him even when she already left the living world.

[@benny9971]

Bro i see that girl is on yo back

[@db3536]

Good video thanks

[@HorrorMine]

Thanks for watching!

[@SawErKulbain]

i saw this movie when i was 10 and it still lives rent free in my 29 y/o mind.

[@jnd_jnd]

I stumbled across this movie when I was little and it kinda haunted me for a while lol 😆😆😆 thank your for covering it, its such a nice trip down memory lane, if I can call it that

[@obo_25_56]

There’s another Thai movie called sick nurses (2007 I think ) a slow horror vengeful movie kinda thing. I like the twist in it.

[@sidsmith6522]

Great presentation as usual, have you seen the thai film "coming soon"? it was quite traumatizing for me as a kid

[@HorrorMine]

No I haven’t but I plan on watching it soon

[@thatkeyboardgirlsha3442]

this is one of the best horror movies along with The Wishing Stairs and The Swimmers, movies with actual storylines and ghosts with a good reason for what they're doing! please watch these two, i think you'll love em!

[@lessismore8533]

Yes but I’m gonna DEFEND Kayako from The Grudge here becuase her unjust treatment far outweighs this Thai ghost mistreatment. But I still like that she didn’t want to kill him. Just torment him for rest of his life.

[@moruwaii]

I hope you can do the jpn version of One Missed Call someday!!

[@ryan_fsk]

Movie is magnificient ,god love the movie so much

[@Kuzyo88]

I'm curious to see what a review of one of the numerous american remakes of asian horror films would be like. Most aren't good but it'd be interesting to see his opinion still

[@dimthedemonslayer]

I remember watching this with 5 of my friends during collage without light in my room. I fell asleep half of the show, and vaguely heard them screaming at the top of their lungs.

[@sevenmillionhobbies7840]

This is AWESOME! I love this movie!

[@HorrorMine]

Thanks for watching!